Sam is an expert leather worker. He specializes in shoes, but does all sorts of leather work. Last…read moretime I was in there he was fixing up a purse for a woman who wanted it in just one day! The shop is modest, just like Sam. It would be easy to miss, but please don't. If you are anywhere in the Redford area and have some shoes or other leathers that need fixing, go pay him a visit. Sam is honest. Just today I saw him advise a woman not to get a particular pair of shoes repaired, because they were just too far gone. He could have easily taken her money, but did not. This is exactly the kind of local business you should be reporting. He has been there since forever, and is not going anywhere. Go pay him a visit, and I think you will be very pleased. You'll get more than you bargained for. Which reminds me, it is a bargain.

The zipper broke on my favorite 30+ year old vintage Coach purse. I took it to this show shop which…read moreI have frequented over the years. He fixed my zipped, cleaned my purse and it looks like new.

I really wanted to support Moe and his business but I made a mistake…read more I had a large tear in my Doc Marten sandals and was hoping it could be stitched up with white string. He insisted that it would look better with a leather patch glued and stitched exactly where the existing stitches were and although I didn't mind it being stitched over the tear, I let the professional do his job. Moe knows I work in the area so after dropping a piece of white leather off on Saturday, he said "see you Tuesday." I stopped by his shop twice on Tuesday and twice on Wednesday and he was not around. My parents were going to be in Eastern Market on Saturday so I had them pick up. They asked for the sandal and Moe got the sandal and had to stitch it up in front of them.... And this is what he handed back. Typically my father would have said "absolutely not" and made him redo it, but it was obvious this is the best it would get. I really wanted to support him and his business but he obviously rushed through the job. I wouldn't have been upset if he was honest and said it wasn't ready and took his time to make it look good. While he was able to cover the tear in the leather, it is a really ugly job. Leather glue is everywhere, the cut of the new leather is jaggedy and uneven, and the stitching is even worse than the cut. These shoes were definitely not cheap and it was not worth the $20 I gave him to fix them. I feel bad leaving a terrible review because Moe is a nice guy, but if you are looking to have something like this done with your leather shoes just go elsewhere.

Where do I start? I really was trying to support Moe and his business. In prior years I have…read morealways seen his business in Eastern Market, but never tried it. I took 9 pair of shoes/boots for servicing... big mistake! He "rather quickly" picked up each pair as he told me what each pair needed and then gave me the total costs. I was surprised that I had to pay up front, but paid without contesting. The repairs ranged from skins added to the sole, replacing the bottom layer of some heels to prevent them from wearing into the heel, adding heel and toe taps and making them look "good". I was really surprised when he told me that all the shoes would be ready on January 2nd (I dropped them off on December 30th). I told him it was "no rush" if he needed more time which he vehemently declined. I picked up the shoes on the promised day and after going through some (all of which were in bags) noticed that much of the promised work (heels and sole skins) were not done. After questioning the incomplete work on some shoes he began to explain the amount of time he spent "cleaning up" my husband's shoes to get them looking good and complained about the amount of work done on the shoes vs the amount of money I paid. He continued with had I went to another business it would have been "much more expensive". I kindly reminded him that I don't know the cost of the work he quoted and that I never attempted to negotiate his fees, but paid what HE quoted for the work HE stated the shoes needed. He went on to state that he had to "forego" some repairs to "make up" for time he invested in making my husband's shoes look good. I told him that he had my number and could have called to communicate extra work had to be done instead of randomly eliminating promised work. I questioned the skin he quoted on the sole of one specific pair that I thought was in superb shape except for the heel and toe wear. He stated that he could still do that if I wanted. Against my initial inclination, I left them to be done and he told me I could pick them up the following day at 6:00 AM. I told him I'd pick them up, but it wouldn't be that early. I picked them about 5:00 PM. the following day and the booth was closed so I called him and he stated he would bring the shoes to my car and also offered some "free" shoe shines and/or repairs for my inconvenience (waiting, and making multiple trips), which I promptly declined. Some other bizarre things went on, he came out near my car looking at the shoes and took them back into the shop and continued working on the shoes, brushing and shining them while I was waiting. I called him back and stated I could pick them up another day if they weren't ready. He stated they were ready while I continued to wait. When he finally brought the shoes to my car I was absolutely MORTIFIED! What was beautiful two-toned shoes with a shine (that appeared factory finished) (see pictures), now looked old, limp and stretched. When I told him they looked horribly different. They were dark and was no longer a gradual two tone. He advised because he had to "oil" them they were darker and that they will get lighter. I'm so furious about the job that was done that I won't EVER patronize that place again! I wont get into all the issues, but Leather boots and another pair of shoes were polished (I assume), but they are now darker. My UGG boots still have a bit of salt on the suede around the heel, but a good job was done on them, but I feel absolutely horrible about my son's shoes that "I will replace them" since I offered to take them there. Moe talks a big game about his experience and expansive knowledge of shoes and materials, leather etc and how he's the best in the business. The talk game is good, but the talk and the walk definitely don't align. I warn all who have shoes they care about to be mindful of the hands in which you place them. Moe seems to be a nice and polite guy, and appears to want to stand behind his work. He has offered to strip the shoes and "restore the original color and shine", but "won't get into" why he changed the color to begin with. That's honorable, but I'm cutting my losses. I will NOT take them back for him to "fix". I don't have the confidence that the shoes can be restored to their original appearance! Why return something for him to "fix" what was not even an issue when I dropped them off. I paid a lot of money for THIS lesson, gas, wasted time, his fees $275 and $600 to replace a ruined pair of shoes! EXPENSIVE education!

Amazing service and quality of craftsmanship. I cant recommend said shoe repair enough. I trusted…read moreMichael with my tabi's and he did an incredible job. wish i could give him 6 stars.

I brought in a 14yr old pair of steel toes and I was greeted with "you need a funeral home for…read morethose?!" Yet, 7 days later they look new! New full rubber soles, shined, clean, and balanced. Saved $300 with not needing to buy a new pair. Very happy with results.

There are many reasons why it is better to have shoes repaired at a shoemaker than to buy a new…read morepair. That's why I take my business to Harvard Row Shoe Repair! Here are a few of the most important reasons why it is better to visit is a shoemaker than just buy new shoes - It saves money. The cost of repairing a pair of shoes is typically much less than the cost of buying a new pair. This is especially true if you have a good pair of shoes that are simply in need of a few repairs. It extends the life of your shoes. A well-made pair of shoes can last for many years with proper care and maintenance. By having your shoes repaired, you can extend their life even further. It's better for the environment. When you repair your shoes, you're not contributing to the environmental impact of producing new shoes. Shoes are a major source of waste, and by repairing your shoes, you're helping to reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills. It's more sustainable. When you repair your shoes, you're supporting a local business and keeping your money in the community. This is in contrast to buying a new pair of shoes, which often involves supporting a large corporation that may not be environmentally friendly. It's better for your feet. Shoes that are well-fitting and properly repaired will provide better support for your feet. This can help to prevent injuries and pain.

I took in two purses; one requiring extensive work (both leather) and Spero the owner fixed both in…read more24 hours and did a fantastic job for a reasonable price! Thank-you!

They did a great job fixing a pair of heels that were coming apart. I also had my favorite leather…read moretote bag that needed the straps replaced. They replaced them with thick, leather straps and are even better than before. The prices seem reasonable for the quality of work they do.

SUPER FAST! my red bottoms were fixed the same day!!!!! 10/5 stars!read more

I took my wife's shoes in to get new heels. It's a small shop on the end of a stripmall. Kind of…read morehard to find, unless you know it's there. Don't let that fool you, you will get absolutely amazing service in this store. I dropped off her shoes, expecting to get them in a week or so. No, they were ready the next day, cleaned up and polished. The price was reasonable for what he did. Now I have a pair of shoes I want to take in to get re-soled. I will be returning. It is hard to find a good shoe repair place these days. Check this guy out.

I found this place on yelp & now I can't find it--it has been in business for 20 years-owner is…read morea real sweetheart of a guy--he did a great job fixing a duffle bag of ours--ask to see his sweet dog 'hunter' who is with him 24 hours of the day.....

A longtime family operated business that is absolutely the very best facility for repairing…read morefootwear and other services. They are extremely knowledgeable and very friendly, as well

Glad this place was recommended. I needed to have my son's shoes repaired for a wedding this…read moreweekend. I took it to the Master and got a one day turnaround. He suggested a minimal repair appropriate for the shoes, considering its intended use and remaining life. The price was fair and I certainly wasn't sold anything more than what was needed. Great experience - will certainly return in the future.

When my father died, we could only find one complete pair of shoes for him. They were in bad shape:…read morebroken down, stained, and well worn. I took them to Morrison's and explained that we needed the shoes cleaned up to bury my dad in. Ronda Morrison made me feel confident they could handle the job. They exceeded my expectations. When I got the shoes back a couple of days later, they looked brand new! House of Morrison did such a wonderful job with my dad's shoes, I took a pair of my own to them the next week. They made my shoes look even better than they had when I first bought them. If you need to bring any of your leather goods back to life, I highly recommend House of Morrison.

The disrespectful old lady is the reason lll never patronize THofM again. She talks too much plus…read moremy shoes had a scratch on them that I didn't have on them before I brought it hem to you