This place is the real deal - I have a pair of 30 year old Blundstones. They've been repaired…read morepreviously but I had to mail them to Oregon. Then I found Peter and Sons. I've never seen a repair shop so busy, fixing shoes, fixing handbags, fixing luggage - all at once. They replaced the soles and heels and welting - perfectly, got them back early and at a fair price. I'd trust them to do anything.

Walked in with 2 tote bags of shoes that needed cleaning up & repair-- Jimmy Choos, Swedish…read moreHasbeens, Hermes sandals, vintage boots, etc. Started with a belt and was immediately met with "I cannot repair that." Really?? Not even going to try to offer a solution?? Moved onto a pair of clogs and with one glance he says "That cannot be repaired." Uh....I have had these shoes repaired before, so I explained how they did it before- he just said "You can't expect me to clean up shoes like that". WTF? Exasperated, I pulled out a pair of boots, one had a hole in the sole. I said "Well do you think you can repair this?" He said yes, and that they'd have to replace both soles, which I expected. But not for $110. What a dismissive experience. It would be cheaper to ship my shoes back to my cobbler in Chicago than to deal with Peter & Sons. They obviously don't need new business!

We dropped of a purse for repair with they said that it would be ready in about 2 weeks. After a…read moremonth I stopped by to see what was the problem. I was dismissed with "we will text you when it was ready". About 4 days before Christmas I returned and was told that I've would try. Two weeks later I returned and asked for my money returned but they couldn't find the purse. One week later I was notified that the purse was ready. He returned half of the money that I paid. They are a new business who took in way more work than they can handle. If you need something quickly go somewhere else. I

In December 2025, I took my boots for a polish/shine. While talking with the owner, he encouraged…read moreme to have them resoled because of the condition. I agreed, paid for the service and was told they would be done when I returned to Columbia in January 2026. When I returned in January, I was told no one had started working on them. I explained that I travel for work and would be back in February and provided a specific date I would be back. The person I spoke with told me she would have them done the week before I came back to make sure they were ready. I arrived one day after I was told they would be ready. They were not done but the owner said they could be done for me by the following day. After 2 additional visits that same day and discussions with the owner with him telling me how they have over 4000 pairs of shoes they're working on and there was nothing he could do , I got my boots back. No communication from them over those two months. When you call them, they have a recorded message that basically says we cannot answer the phone because we are too busy and wait for a text that says your item is ready. Who runs a business like that? If you're too busy you have to either stop taking in work or give people real timelines. Communication is also key. Had anyone reached out and say hey, sorry, we're behind or can you wait a little longer, I might not have been so frustrated.

My dogs got to a pair of expensive sandals, they managed to repair the straps and couldn't tell the…read moredifference. Highly recommend them.

This is a wonderful little locally-owned shoe and boot store owned by a nice guy named Coy. They…read morehave a large selection of boots and I think he can repair or resole just about anything. He has a large selection, the prices are reasonable and the service is fantastic, you couldn't ask for more. I just bought a pair of boots from him last week.

Jerry does quality work at reasonable prices! My family has taken our shoes and handbags to him for…read moreyears!!

If you need some shoes repaired, this is the placeyo go! Jerry repaired my wife's boots and she…read moreloves it.

DO NOT TAKE YOUR SHOES if you ever want them repaired or back! Dickson Brothers has had my shoes…read moresense September 11. They are a pair danner boots and a pair of boat shoes should not be a hard repair to do for real a shoe repair shop. The owner admitted that he did not start on my shoes until JANUARY and still had not finished the shoes! He had never called me to give me an update. I have had to go to the store to get an update 4 times Attached is the picture of the receipt. Two mistakes here using Dickson Brothers and second prepaying $285 for their services. DO NOT USE!

Airport broke a zipper handle on a new Joy Mango bag. Repairman was able to find a look alike…read morezipper handle and leather strap. Husband went back to get golf shoe spikes removed after multiple attempts on his own. Repairman was able to pop it out in seconds!! Cobblers are hard to find but I'll continue to drive an hour when services are needed!!

A pair of sweet, competent gentlemen run this shop where they do shoe repair, fix small engines in…read morelawnmowers and chainsaws, and do locksmith work also. They have reasonable prices and pretty quick shoe repair service. I would say they will be my preferred option for all three of these services.

Spoke with a staff member on the phone very knowledgeable. I appreciate that they offer shoe repair…read morelocally.

Was able to get my AGSUs tailored and dry cleaned. They are able to put all items (ribbons, name…read moreplate, etc) on your uniform but there is a charge for that

I needed to get my cowboy boots shined on short notice for a weeding. They did a wonderful job with…read moreshort notice. Will be back again.