Jun 2025
I bought this belt here 15+ years ago.
After that many years, the area around where the buckle creased the leather was getting cracked and deteriorating slowly.
For $8, this strip of leather will probably last twice as long.
If he spent 30 minutes on this, it’s as if he were working for $16 an hour. Which is cheap for leather work. Throw in material, and it’s a steal for $8.
Open since 1990, it’s a no frills service, which is what I prefer for belt and boot repair.


