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Valued Contributor
Posts: 847
Registered: ‎03-10-2010

@Pink123 wrote:

Your welcome @Shanus  this family truly is the best as their craft!  

 

If anyone needs there help don't hesitate.  He and family will talk to you in person for mishaps.  Gerry is the best and has saved so many beautiful bags from ruination.

 

No job is too large  for them as I know many who have also used them from the Purse Forum.  I met quite a few people over there as well. And Mr. Gallagher is a good listener plus a fast turn around time on your item as well which is always welcome.

 

There is one more leather shop in USA with a stellar reputation.  I forgot the name but not the reputation or popularity of Leather Surgeons. But close I think and its in California Someone might know the name of this high end repair shop.Back to Leather Surgeons --  I think he has 2 sons who are being groomed to take over the business since they were young kids (PS. like I said their large  home one hour outside Philadelphia or so  is home to where everything gets done. A family affair I would say. and a huge one I might add. It has to be for such a large operation indeed.

 

Think about if it is worth it @Shanus  for a small make up bag.  I would be hesitant and let it go depending on the age most importantly. 

 

The other ladies here have some good suggestions IMO.

 

 

 

@Pink123   I know the people in PA that you speak of.


 

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Posts: 344
Registered: ‎07-31-2010

LV is coated canvas---not vinyl. And the very high-end bags are all leather.