I was telling a friend that I've had my Harley-Davidson heel boots for about 20 years, and the last…read moretime I wore them I sounded like a horse walking down the street because part of the bottom was missing. She told me about this place, so I figured I'd give it a try. I honestly thought it was probably going to be pretty expensive to get them fixed. The owner is super personable, got them done really quick, and his prices are very reasonable. The bottom was coming off, so he glued it back into place and replaced the bottom of the heel. He did such an amazing job! I'm happy with how they turned out and definitely glad I brought them here. I would recommend this place if you need your boots or shoes repaired.

They were able to replace the soles on my boots that needed special ordering. They stood by their…read morequote and did an amazing job. Did take a while.

It's wonderful to find a craftsman in a modern cobbler shop, using vintage equipment that is still…read moremaintained in immaculate condition, with an artist at the controls. The owner worked on my boots immediately, showing me what he planned to use before starting, and did extras--like polishing the upper and the stacked leather part of the heels on my Stingray cowboy boots--and brushed and polished each boot. I'm going back next week with my 35-year-old Hornback Alligator boots that need a lot of work (soles, heels, and refinishing). They were a gift from someone I loved, and I'll wear them until I go into the ground; however, I'd only trust Doe River Leather Works to make this repair perfectly.

This is how you DON'T REPAIR SHOES!!! If you can't do a professional job, you should NOT be in…read morebusiness! Todd completely and unprofessionally RUINED a pair of knee high canvas Chuck Taylor's. You owe us money for this. Avoid this shop for shoe repairs. Not worth the cost it will take to completely replace the shoes.

Wonderful service and she extremely skilled in repair, I highly recommend her Patti's Leather &…read moreShoe Repair

Got new boots and wanted side zippers. Took them to Patti and job done as well as her work is…read moreexcellent! Thanks again Patti! Lee Taylor

Great selection of Wolverine, Timberland Pro, Justin, Ariat, Rocky, Chippewa, Keen Utility, John…read moreDeere, Tony Lama and many more.

The best shoe repair business in Catawba County for sure! Great workmanship, Great owner, Great…read morecustomer service. Highly recommend Fine Shoe Repair

Excellent service, convenient location. Very reasonable pricing and great quality of work.read more

Awesome place Best boots in the Area! Would definitely recommend checking it out and the insoles…read moreare awesome!

From the owner: The Ultimate Fit Experience is at your local Red Wing Store. Years of innovation have led to an…read moreexperience that gets you in the perfect pair of work boots. When you step into the store, the whole experience is engineered and built for one person--you. Your Red Wing Ultimate Fit Specialist will help you build a fit system tailored to your specific needs to keep you supported, comfortable and safe--all day, every day. We also offer comprehensive care after your boot purchase, including complimentary oiling and lace replacement for as long as you own your footwear, plus convenient access to minor and major shoe repair. To learn more about the Ultimate Fit Experience, visit us today!

Brought a boot in to send over to Wisemans to have the width stretched. The lady filled out a tag…read moreand said it would take a few days, normal... I proceeded to shop around, then noticed a younger man and another lady attempting to use a stretcher on my boot...she couldn't even get it inserted correctly. I told her that I could take the boot over to Unicoi myself, she said, "He has the same tools that we have"... I reminded her that he is a professional cobbler. I took my boot and left and took it to Shoe Wiz over near Kroger. Take my advise stock clerks, "Stay in your lane". btw, Shoe Wiz did an excellent job and I had the boot back in two days.

They have a great selection of work boots, western boots, outdoor boots and shoes plus they carry a…read morelarge selection of Carhartt clothing. The people who work there provide great customer service making sure your fit in the correct size.

Sometimes I believe that angels flap their wings and move us in the right direction. I was…read morereferred to Mr. Baker after an unfortunate event where a very nice coat was virtually destroyed. I called and spoke with Mr. Baker and we hit it off. He is such a wonderful person. I mailed the coat to them and he and his team made lemonade from a box of lemons. He shipped the coat back and the repairs were very well done. One day I plan on visiting him just to meet this wonderful man. I highly recommend their service as well as the experience.

This is not a shop I would normally frequent. I was with my wife, who was getting some repairs on…read moreshoes, and so I just hung out and looked at all the stuff on the walls, the interesting little items for sell, cards, craft stuff. There is a craftsman who works here. The window display has some antique stuff you don't normally see. My wife recommends it.

They do fantastic work! I've had several pairs of pants hemmed and holes in jeans patched, and…read moreeverything has turned out great. The work is always neat, professional, and well done. Highly recommend!

I had a mixed experience. I called for a quote on a simple bridesmaid dress but was told to come…read morein. After giving them my dress, they quoted $300 for hem, waist, and bust alterations. The hem (2-3 layers) alone was $250, with the rest $50. When I asked, they said hems start at $150. Why not say that over the phone, then? Other bridesmaids paid around $60 for hems, so that price felt excessive. After a 10% discount and scaling back the work to bust, waist, and only one hem layer, I paid $211. The finished dress fit very well, and the seamstress actually hemmed all layers at no extra charge, which I appreciated. Turnaround was also fast (about 1-2 weeks). However, when I picked it up I noticed a large snag in the chiffon. The front desk said, "You already paid for it, so..." before taking it to the seamstress, which was concerning given their strict policies: full payment required BEFORE work begins, and NO fit adjustments without additional charges (unless a hem comes loose.) The seamstress fixed the snag, though. They were vague in their texts and commitment to providing a good result. I wanted to protect myself, so I asked "If I gain or lose 0 weight, it'll fit as pinned, correct?" And only then, did they give me an explicit "Yes." The policies are not customer friendly, their room for accountability was very limited, and the pricing was high compared to other shops, though the final workmanship and turnaround were good. The business might a fit for convenience/people who have money to lose. OR they are a small business that's been burned before and has now adopted broad policies and protections.