Just picked up my well worn red Hotter summer shoes. Kim replaced Velcro on closing straps. I asked…read moreif he could also dye the shoes red. He said black or brown. I wanted red. I've enjoyed these leather shoes for years and the color has worn off in areas. When I looked at the finished shoes they were polished and the color was even! He did a great job! And I am a very happy customer!

I will never step foot in this place again…read more The owner is so rude and prices are ridiculous. We had our locks changed, I needed keys and I was told they also perform that service. This guy wanted something like $10 or $12 to make two keys. I laughed and started to leave and he told me he'd do it for $8. That is probably double what I'd pay in Home Depot but I didn't feel like driving there and waiting while they tried to find someone so I allowed myself to be ripped off but never, ever ever again. I will flush $8 before I gave it to this guy.

I was greeted with a pleasant smile and he sold me other products that I asked for besides…read morerepairing my shoes! I would recommend this shoe repair shop to my friends and family!

I've had my heel tips replaced here for my designer stilettos. They don't last as long as I'd like,…read morewhich was a bit disappointing after only a few wears but when I'm in a pinch, they've come through with same-day service, and that alone is worth a solid 4 stars. The cobbler himself is very kind, which makes the experience even better.

If you're in NYC and need shoe or bag repairs, you have to check out Cobbler Shoe on 225 W 23rd St…read more I had such an amazing experience there--the craftsmanship is seriously top-tier. They brought my shoes back to life and made them look incredible again. Not only are they amazing with shoes, but they do beautiful work on bags too. You can tell they really care about what they're doing and take pride in every detail. On top of that, they're some of the kindest, most welcoming people you'll meet. It's rare to find a place that combines skill, quality, and genuine kindness like this. Hands down the best shoe repair spot in town. Bring them anything that needs fixing--you won't regret it!

Ridiculously overpriced for replacing soles. Not helpful. Did not go to this person .read more

This place is a gem in downtown Westfield! A zipper on a jumper that I really wanted to wear for a…read morebirthday party was snagged beyond what I could do to fix it. As soon as I realized this, I knew that this was the place to go. Although they were a tremendous help in repairing a zipper on my luggage a couple of years ago, I was still a little apprehensive because I'd never taken a clothing item there before. I am so glad that I went anyway! Not only were they able to fulfill my request, I was a bit pressed for time and it was still ready sooner than I expected. The service is always straight-forward and efficient. The process is seamless from drop-off to pick-up. I really appreciate that!

This place is absolutely amazing! When I first called this place it was great customer service from…read morethe beginning. I drove to Westfield and showed him my luxury bag. He pointed out things I didn't even notice and said he can have it ready in two months. It was less than a month and my bag looks brand new. I'm more than satisfied with the work. Thank you so so much!

excellent service. everyone at Jim's is incredibly knowledgeable and wonderful to work with.read more

We have had a great experience with Jim's Shoe Repair. It is a real old-school cobbler that has…read morebeen in the family for generations, and you can see that experience in the quality of the work. They do an excellent job, charge very fair prices, and give honest, practical advice about what is worth repairing. Everyone there is also incredibly friendly and helpful. It is increasingly rare to find a neighborhood business with this level of craftsmanship and personal service. We could not recommend Jim's more highly.

Lindsey and Kelvin were an amazing duo in creating my daughters vision! They exceeded our…read moreexpectations with their creative minds and my daughter was one of a kind for her special day! They are kind and warm, and delivered on short notice! Thank you both!

From the owner: We specialize in creating one of a kind fashion pieces, sneakers, shoes and accessories. We also…read moreoffer impecable shoe repair and leather restoration services at competitive prices with pick up/drop off options available!

I've lived in the North Bergen area for almost 7 years. Luckily, I've never needed a cobbler; until…read moreabout a month ago. Looked up some places, but the reviews weren't so great. My wife found Mr. Maksoud's. At first I was a bit hesitant, but gave it a shot. The place is exactly what I like. Small, the smell of leather and shoe polish that greets you upon entering. Shoes and handbags strewed about. And in the middle of it all is George. Positive, quick with witty retorts, and busy working. He put new heels on a pair of old Cole Haan boots, that I wasn't ready to let go of. George even said they are nice and worth keeping. After about 9 days, I returned to pick them up. The work was great and the price was excellent. 40 dollars. Other places in the area would have charged double. I'm so glad my wife found this place. George also makes keys.

Whoever claimed the Louis Vuitton Neverfull GM could handle 100 kg with a single handle was clearly…read moreliving in a dream world. I mean, have you seen that handle? It's as skinny as my patience on a Monday morning--charming, sure, but not exactly built for heavy lifting. After dragging my tote across the globe and using it as a makeshift suitcase accessory, the inevitable happened: the handle started to part ways with the bag. Naturally, my first thought was to consult the LV store for repairs. When they quoted me a jaw-dropping $400 for handle replacements, I nearly choked on my avocado toast.Why shell out that much when the bag itself cost me $750 back in the day? And the repair time typically range from 12 to 26 weeks!!!! Time to shop around. Here's what I found: * Leather Spa 55 (NYC): $200 per handle. * Rago Brothers (NJ): Two new handles for around $395, or repairing one at the base for about $125. Basically, not much better than LV's offer. Just when I was about to resign myself to a life of broken bag straps, I stumbled upon rave reviews for Mr. Maksoud's Handbags & Shoe Repair. Words like "reasonable," "quick," and "great job" were being thrown around. Intrigued, I decided to give it a shot. Mr. Maksoud did not disappoint. He quoted me $200 for both handles, but since I brought my own leather handles from Etsy (because I'm resourceful like that), he only charged me $50. In just a week, he transformed my bag from tragic to magic. I couldn't be happier! Oh, and did I mention? Mr. Maksoud is quite the handsome gentleman. Highly recommended!

BEST PLACE EVER - I LOVE SHOES - THEIR WORK IS QUALITY - ARTISTRY - took me a long time to find a…read moreshoe repair store - during COVID - I am so happy - I found this place - they are beyond wonderful to deal with and their work is superior. If I could give 10 stars I would - I 150% recommend them - they are simply wonderful!!!

First time I needed a shoe repair and had the best experience at Cobbler Express! My sneaker was…read morefixed in minutes and I was charged a very fair price. The owner replies very quickly by email and was very professional and kind. Highly recommend this location if you are in need of a repair!!!

A huge thank you to Leather Spa for doing a great job on my Prada nylon bag! I received it back…read moretoday! A special thank you to John Philips who oversaw my repair.Thank you!!! Robin

I've been a customer for nearly a decade, and this was the only place I trusted with my shoes. They…read moreused to do excellent work, and I didn't mind the price because the quality justified it. Unfortunately, in the past couple years the quality has declined dramatically. The work has become sloppy, and on each of my last two visits they have actually damaged my shoes. The first time, they were able to improve the damage, so I let it go. This time, multiple pairs in the same order came back damaged, on top of the work being otherwise subpar. I take extremely good care of my shoes, and I can't continue bringing them in for routine work like resoling only to have them come back with damage that wasn't there before. After nearly a decade, I unfortunately no longer trust them with my shoes.