This was my first visit to Jerry at Plymouth Shoe Repair. I brought in a pair of boots that I'd…read moreworn for many years. Wish I had thought to make a before and after photo. Before Jerry dyed them, the boots were faded out from black. One was grayish, the other purple-ish and actually two different colors! I was a little hesitant to redye them with a shop I didn't know, but so glad I did. LOVE the result and am including a picture here. Jerry put rubber heel taps on the boots to preserve the heels, as he advised "it's better to pay $5.00 for the taps than $$ for replacing the heels." He used the good rubber taps (not the plastic ones you sometimes see). I found him to be prompt, courteous, and fair in his pricing. I definitely will be back!

I received exceptionally prompt customer service...adding new heels along with some remarkably…read morebeautiful work reviving my wingtips AND all at a reasonable price.

Replaced suitcase handle. Good communication when there was a delay with parts, Quality work. Will…read moreuse them again

Needed two men's leather belts shortened. Wasn't sure what the cost would be, but brought them to…read moreCorey's Bootery in Kalamazoo. Was fully prepared and expecting to leave them for a week or two for the alteration; I got lucky in that the leathersmith was on-site at that time. Explained what I wanted, and fifteen minutes later I was very pleased to be walking out with the altered belts. Reasonably priced, and the belts are perfect. Also, everyone I interacted with at the store was professional, courteous, knowledgeable, and friendly. The leathersmith in particular. I am completely satisfied with my experience, am very happy with these two "new" belts, and highly recommend Corey's Bootery to others. Thank you!

10% union discount honored here. Jacob was very helpful…read more He Assisted me in selecting the right boot for my union job. When I come here, Matt usually helps me out aswell. They both provide very good service. If they dont have the boot you want, they can order it in. I went to the southgate store prior to coming here today and they looked at me dumbfounded when I presented my union ID card for 10% off. This was unfortunate as I liked southgates bigger selection but the two workers at SG looked at me like I was stupid when I said the canton redwing honors the 10% union discount.

I needed some new work boots and unfortunately Red Wings has stopped production of The SuperSole…read more2.0. I had called and went to several other Red Wings stores in search of them with no luck... I called the Canton store, Matt was the one who had answered. Told him my situation, and within 5-10 minutes He found a pair in my size, ordered them Friday afternoon, and had them in store on Monday. Grade A Service!

I bought a new pair of motorcycle boots that felt great at the store, but after riding in them for…read morean hour, had several places that were uncomfortable. I looked around for local options, and these cobblers seemed to be a good choice. I took them my boots, explained the areas that required stretching so the new leather wasn't bothering my ankles on the side, and they told me they'd be ready in a week. I returned a week later and they had done a great job; the boots immediately felt better. The best part? I expected to pay more, but it was less than $30!

Javier was really friendly and helped me out by saving one of my favorite bags that I bought in…read moreGermany!! I have had that bag for 10 years (it turns into a backpack which is why I love it so much)!! The leather handles were completely shredded and needed to be replaced. Javier replaced it for $25 and finished it at the end of the week (I came in on a Monday and it was finished on a Friday and ready for pick up)! Great price and great timing! Once you put in a request/order, Javier has you enter your information on a computer and you get notified with a receipt (and hard copy as well). It was very organized.

I went in here to get a pair of Coach boots on which I had lost the heel base on one boot. Also, I…read morehad a pair of cheapie Mudd heels that I also lost the heel bottom on, but I really like how they fit and figured if the repair was cheap enough then I'd go ahead and fix those too. I take them in to the no-frills, somewhat unkept sloppy shop (I don'[t really care about this as long as they do a good job, but it surprises me that people still operate businesses looking this shabby). He quotes me $14.95 each pair to fix the heels, and recommends that I get both pairs cleaned at a cool $27.95 each pair. With his accent, it could have been vice versa on the pricing, he was talking fast too. Uh, no....I am not paying almost $45 to fix a $20 pair of Mudd heels. Even $14.95 for the heel felt too much. After expressing this aloud, he finally says, "OK thirty dollars I do both!" I just agreed as not to argue any more, I hate that wheeler-dealer kind of sh- -. I want to go to a business, ask a price for something, get a straight answer, and determine whether or not I want to do it. Simple as that. I don't know how his original $90 schpiel wound up going down to $30 but it ticks me off thinking that if I'd have agreed to it, I'd have been ripped off. Besides, the Mudd heels are PV-frickin-C. I can "clean" those myself with a wet sponge. But, I figured $30 was fair enough to save my Coach boots, with my Mudd heels as a bonus. Other.... Plus side: They were fast, I didn't wait more than 15 minutes. Minuses: Cash only.

This is by far the worst shoe repair store I've ever been to. I felt bad for the old guy who owned…read moreit so I let him do the work. It was so bad that I had to take my boots to another repair place and have them redo the work which they charged me half as much money. The whole time I was there, he kept trying to push polishes and shoe creams, and sponges on me. He could barely see to do the work and I had to actually help him. It was ridiculous. Beyond that he kept telling really inappropriate jokes the whole time. He took a phone call from a customer ask you a question and he was extremely rude to them. I will never go back here.

Amazing, flexible, responsive service. The team here knew…read morewhat we needed and took care of us! We will definitely return!

I took in a pair of 50+ years old acme cowboy boots w/ the soles worn out. The workmanship was top…read moreshelf. I strutted them into a Dwight Yoakam concert looking good.

20/10 would recommend. Trustworthy, consistent communication, good quality work! Specializes in…read moresole swaps and reglues on fragile vintage sneakers.

From the owner: Over the past 2 years, I have been developing my skills as a sneaker restorer. I have worked on all…read moretypes of shoes, I’ve deep cleaned Ugg boots and crocs and I’ve resoled 1985 Air Jordan’s. I strive to provide quality work with a reasonable wait time. I pride myself on being able to think through any problem I might encounter while working and always aiming to provide the best possible results. Do your part to fight climate change, choose the sustainable option and have your shoes repaired. Instead of buying a new pair every time your shoes get scuffed or scratched, bring them to me and I’ll save you some money by repairing them for more than half the price of what you’d pay for a brand new pair.

Very professional. The services are much needed and done well. Please support local business!read more

Decided to wait a few days to write this cause I needed to calm down and not fire off a hot headed…read morereview. But I'm still get hot every time I look at them sneakers. I heard good things about the shoe doctor I brought in a few pairs of sneaks that needed attention. I was assured that all kicks would be done on the date discussed. One painted, one cleaned, last one was a restoration project. A tall task I know but again I was assured no task was too tall. And For the price I paid (I also over paid) all the kicks should've been immaculate upon the date discussed. A woman on the phone told me one number. Fresh (the painter) told me another number. I Didn't say nothing I let em have it. Charging it to the game thinking he would focus on my kicks cause I paid "extra". Just ended up getting finessed. The restoration joints were in a worse condition picking them up than what i brought them in (NO.. CAP...) midsole cracked up soles peeling off and the "paint job" was terrible.. I hate I ever brought them to ya. The other custom had flaws that was just painted over with white paint (their favorite color to use over there).. the last shoe just needed a simple cleaning.. Fresh just painted over the dirt and oxidation when i specifically asked him to use the oxidation remover creme to remove the oxidation on the bottoms. Shoe strings were still dirty too. The shop is nothing but a daycare for kicks. Cause they not cleaning them or restoring them. Them boys don't know how to clean the shoe strings fr... lbvs... I hoped for the best but expected some bs.. I'm never returning.. bringing you new business.. no recommendations to the homies no none of that. Way to kick off the new year Fresh