1. What shoe repairs do you offer?

We offer an extensive range of services for your footwear needs. From heel replacement to sole repair, stitching to patching - no matter what kind of damage your shoes have suffered, we can fix it for you.

2. Do I need to make an appointment for shoe repairs?

No appointments are necessary! We welcome walk-ins and are able to provide quick turnarounds on most repairs- though turnaround times vary depending on the complexity of the repair work and how busy we are at any given moment.

3. How much does it cost for shoe repair?

We understand that every pair of shoes is different and each piece of leather has its own characteristics and level of wear-and-tear; so naturally, every job will be priced based on its unique needs but typically pricing ranges between $15-$45 per item (or pair), depending on complexity.

4. What type/brand of materials do you use for shoe repairs?

At our crestwood Shoe Repair Shop uses only high-quality materials - such as Vibram soles - that match or exceed the original specifications set by manufacturers when repairing your shoes or boots.

5.Do You Only Repair Leather Shoes?

Our expertise isn't limited just to leather shoes- while many people seek out traditional cobblers only thinking about formal dress shoes ,we can handle everything from athletic sneakers with technical fabrics.

6.How long will the actual repairing procedure take?

It varies depending on a variety factors like how complex is the issue with your footwear,the amount of work required, the number of similar repairs in our queue. However, most of our everyday services generally take around a day or two to complete, where as more complicated jobs like boot restoration can take roughly three weeks.

7.Can't I just use glue or tape to fix my shoes myself?

While gluing or taping is indeed an option when it comes to minor fixes without much investment (like replacing old and worn-out shoe laces) - such quick-fixes simply aren't sustainable for the long-term. Simply put - they're temporary solutions at best that will eventually fail to hold up over time wear & tear. In contrast, our skilled cobblers provide durable…

8.What are those "soles" made out of?

When talking about shoe repair and replacement soles , we often hear people ask what the "soles" actually consists of. While there is no single answer given that different materials may be used depending on the intended use-case- some common shoe sole options include rubber, leather, Vibram