RENUSH
Leather Repair workshop based in Brighton & Hove.
Leather goods if properly made are extremely durable and have a long life. Occasions do arise when they might need repairing or restoration. Whether it is down to general wear and tear, mistreatment, or other damage, I can repair many leather goods.
Have a query about what repairs I can do? Please complete the contact form with good quality images of the item or email me at Info@renush.com with images. I’ll get back to you as soon as possible usually within 48 hours. Please check your spam folder. My studio is based in Brighton-Hove East Sussex UK
The following are examples of work that I have done. Repair prices start from £25 depending on the work.
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Leather belt repair
Customers leather belt needed to be repaired. The front part of the belt was beyond salvage., but the metal buckle looked like new. Customer liked the two-toned colour look so I replaced it natural vegetable tanned leather and used the original buckle.

The finished two-toned belt with the original metal buckle.

Shoulder strap repair. Before
Customers Prada bag handles was beyond repair. I replaced handles with a much stronger whole grain black leather. To use the nice bras piece, I used it as a decoration on the front side of the bag attached on a black leather with brass rivets.

Finished bag with new strong pair of handles and brass decoration

Vintage handbag top leather part was ripped, which was holding the handle in place. My solution was to use a strong vegetable tanned leather and cover the damaged area while keeping handle tight.
