We were looking for a place to recover the seat of my husband's 25 year old motorcycle. He has had…read moreto do this at least once in the past, but our previous option is no longer in business. At high elevation, the sun is strong and our summer to winter temperatures vary greatly in this climate. Seats do no last long. There are a few places in Denver, one known for fancy stitchery of a very different sort of bike. We were looking for someone who could do the simplicity of our original seat style and not far from Boulder. Boulder no longer has any repair and replacement options for motorcycles. I called a few places I found on Yelp and Google. I found this close and easy to access option with 5 star Yelp reviews and thought we would go talk to them. We did that a few weeks ago and they measured the seat and decided on some simple textured black marine grade covering. It's what the bike originally had on it when we got it new. They ordered the material, gave us the price it would cost to have it done and it seemed totally appropriate to us so we approved it. The work was done in their shop, even though they were in the process of moving the entire establishment to a location about 6 blocks away. Total time was a few weeks, as promised. We could see that they also do furniture and vintage cars as well. Michael and David were so friendly and helpful and true to their word. They are still in need of a new sign out front, so check the directions well to find the parking lot on the west side of Main St, between a restaurant and a used car lot. Note the new address when Yelp posts the change I submitted. It is 1120 Main St. And definitely call first before going out to see about your project.

I had my kitchen stools done there . I liked it so much that I had my egg chair footstool…read morereupholstered. Absolutely beautiful.

Didn't see any opinions on Yelp when I visited this upholstery shop which I thought was odd because…read moreit's been in the heart of Old Town since there was an old town. Richard runs the place now and he is an affable enough guy. I brought my motorcycle seat in because of tears in the original vinyl. Showed me my options and quoted a fair price. After a few weeks I picked up my seat and it looked like new. I'll go see him again when I need some more upholstery work. So five stars for a first review.

I'm blown away by the work that Rich did! This was by far the most reasonable pricing for the…read moreupholstery work, after I price checked all the shops, and then Rich went above and beyond what was expected, without asking even for more money. This was supposed to be a fairly simple patch job on an old truck. Instead, he rebuilt the foam on the entire seat, found fabric that matched perfectly, matched all the stitching from the existing seats, and did easily 3x more work than I was expecting. It's flawless and I couldn't be more impressed. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for good work, done at a fair price with a quick turnaround. Help keep people like this in business!

Fred is a magician, that's all I can say. A craftsman with old school knowledge and ability to go…read morethe extra mile to tackle complicated jobs and return broken furniture to its former glory. His attention to detail is amazing. Not only is he an expert woodworker, but he also is a master upholsterer. He rescued my antique chair where others had tried and failed, and it looks like it did in its prime. Fair pricing, excellent work. He's the best.

Fred is an amazing woodworker and refinisher! He has such passion for his work. Everything he does…read moreis extremely professional. He's a true artist! He refinished an oak dining room table for us and it's better than when it was new 43 years ago.

S & S did a great job installing carpet in my car. Beautiful work and fast. Also, they fixed a…read moresplit in my convertible top and I was told by two other repair "experts" that it could not be replaced. They saved me a lot of money on having to buy a new top and have it installed. Thank you!

Found a tear in my Accord leather armrest and went to the dealership. They quoted $400 to replace…read more They suggested S and S. The gave a quote more than half the dealership. The results exceeded expectations! Highly recommend!!! Plus they have a cute office dog.

You can tell a lot from giving a business a call and discussing the work you have in mind. I…read morecalled 2 or 3 upholstery shops before calling Stitch or Dye. They said, in so many words, "well, I guess we'll do you a favor and take the job in a few weeks or months". Continuing to call until I found someone who actually seemed interested was the smartest thing I did. Mike was the interested someone. You won't meet a nicer guy. He did what I needed, when I needed it, and he did a great job. The re-covered rear seat of my son's 1980 Camaro looks like new, and because it matches the Corbeau front seats, it looks like a factory interior. I couldn't be happier with the job, and I highly recommend this business.

My leather seat in Subaru had a tear in it. Over the past five months the tear got bigger. I…read morecontacted several automobile upholstery repair businesses in Fort Collins today and finally landed with Stitch or Dye and I am SO glad I did. This is a business that exceeded my expectations with, 1) price was 3x lower than a competitors, 2) quality- the seat looks brand new now, and 3) timeliness- I brought car in at 10:30am and it was ready to be picked up five hours later. The owner (Mike) was very welcoming and easy to work with and I will now recommend this business to all my friends and family who need to get car upholstery (ripped leather seat) repaired.

Georgia English did an amazing job! I brought her two chairs and an ottoman that had belonged to…read moremy grandmother. These things had seen better days. She worked with us to find the right fabric, she coordinated the repair of ottoman's leg. They are perfect. It's like they have a whole new life! No longer banished to a back room - they now have a prominent place in our new home. So beautiful! The work was completed within the time frame estimated. I was so happy with the work, I added her shop to Yelp. She does not always keep regular hours, so it is best to email or call to set up an appointment or verify she is in the shop.

The Upholstery Shop: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly. I replaced the detachable cushions on 8 dining…read morerooms chairs. They were clean and in reasonably good condition but I wanted an updated look. The process from start to finish took more than 5 months. A few thoughts on my recent experience: The Good: A great webpage with testimonials about craftsmanship, quality and cautions about mask wearing to protect everyone's health. They offer a great selection of fabrics and a helpful zoom meeting consultation followed by fabric samples. The Bad: Despite a promise not to have client furniture for more than 4 weeks and careful pickups and deliveries; they kept my chairs from late May until early August and Mike interacted with us without a mask. Later he called to let us know he tested Covid positive. After we finally got our chairs and cushions, we saw the following defects: i.e. The Ugly. (1) Velcro straps were sewn too far into the center of the cushion to wrap around the upright posts of the chairs; (2) The Zipper was not concealed by a material flap like our old cushions and contrasted with, rather than matched, the color of the upholstery material making it very prominent; (3) The material was frayed near the edge on two cushions; (4) The new foam inserts were not cut properly to fully fill out the cushions; (5) Our original cushions were not returned. Wanting to limit our interactions with Mike; we wrote asking the shop to fix only the first, functional problem, deciding we could fix or ignore the cosmetic flaws. To her credit, Heather seemed genuinely surprised by the poor workmanship and promised to reposition the Velcro straps. When we returned the cushions for repair, I immediately regretted paying earlier, in full, by check. Mike began to argue that they could not fix this obvious defect. He also stated that he could not return our old cushions because they had been destroyed. While I retreated to the car before I exploded, my husband patiently pointed out to him how the Velcro tabs could be relocated. He relented and several weeks later we finally got our new cushions. They look .... O.K. I really wish I had not relied on the snazzy website pix and testimonials and chosen an upholsterer I knew.

They did a great job on several projects. They put leather seats in my Tundra and they really look…read moregood.

Todd the owner of Stitchmasters designed and made a custom…read more Ebike seat in 3 days. It turned out perfect and I couldn't be happier. Just tell him your ideas and he do the rest.

The headliner of my beloved 2011 Volvo C70 convertible dropped after a hot day parked in the sun…read more Andrew at John's did a great job on the repair reusing the existing 9 plastic snaps. He was thorough in describing his solution & executed it perfectly, taking time to rough up the back of the snaps plus drilling 4 tiny holes in each snap so the glue could ooze through forming a tiny "mushroom" of glue to strengthen the bond. I have no doubt it will hold for another 10 years!

Despite their web site and yelps, they do not do auto upholstery. 25 Feb 26. Nice people,…read morehospitable but do not speak enough English to conduct business.