Leather Repair Kansas City MO
Leathers are delicate materials that require the utmost care and attention. If damaged, getting them repaired can seem like a tedious, almost impossible task. Are you looking for the best place for your leather repairs?
If your answer is yes- Arrow has got you covered. Strategically located in the heart of Kansas City, Arrow is your one-stop-shop. Our specialists will repair your leather and make it as good as new.
Frequently Asked Questions
We receive many leather care questions every year from our clients and potential clients. We guess that our reputation for the most professional care of special leather and suede garments has spread far and wide.
Because Arrow care is about customers' satisfaction, we are very transparent in our dealings. Here are a few of the frequently asked questions from our clients and our responses to them. We hope you find this piece helpful and give you a better understanding of our leather care at Arrow.
Here are some of the frequently asked questions for how leather cleaning and repairs:
Q.How much do you charge to clean a jacket?
The minimum amount for a plain leather jacket is $66.45, including return shipping to you and $100.00 of insurance coverage.
Q.Do you give estimates for cleaning and repairs?
Yes but, first, we must see the garment. Once we have estimated what needs to be done, we will call you or send a postcard. We will not do anything with your garment until you authorize the work.
Q.What is considered a "designer" garment?
These are expensive garments valued at retail from $500 and up. They require special handling because of their decorations, coloration, or because of the type of leather. If you have questions about your garment, we suggest you call or write to us.
Q.Do I have to ship my garment to Kansas City?
Yes. If you decline to have work done after receiving our estimate, you are responsible for only the return shipping charges.
Q.How can I get the garment to you?
Go to the Arrow shipping options page. You will see several different options for shipping.
Q.What is the usual turnaround time?
Generally, you can plan for 2-3 weeks, not including the shipping time. If you request an estimate, it will include the approximate turnaround time and the cost.
Q.Why does the process take so long?
It depends on the condition of your garment and what you authorize us to do. To return your garment to peak condition may require many different processes. For example, heavy soil or staining, worn finish (elbow, wrist, collar), peeling finish, or repairs (such as replacing a leather panel) are time-consuming.
If we do color restoration, the garment requires additional drying and finishing time. If we must repair or remove and replace the garment's lining, we need extra time. The time spent is well worth it after because you get an exquisite finish.
What Services Do You Offer?
Q.Do you offer alterations?
Yes. Once we understand what needs to be done, we will provide an estimate by telephone or mail.
Q.What types of repairs will you do?
With your repair authorization, we will replace and color match leather panels, garment linings, and closures such as buttons, hooks, snaps, zippers. We will repair or replace torn pockets and worn collars and cuffs, replace knit trim, shorten sleeves and hems.
Q.My favorite jacket is damaged beyond repair, can it be fixed?
At Arrow care, we do not believe in possibilities. We offer services that leave your leather shining again. Whatever the repair is needed, we promise to give our best to you and your leather.
Q.Can I have my suede jacket dry cleaned?
No. Suedes and leathers require special expertise for proper care. The best way to keep your suede jacket looking like velvet is to brush it lightly - and regularly.
Suedes and leathers need to be reconditioned periodically to ensure that suedes don't fade and that surface cracks don't develop on finished leathers due to dryness. Smooth leathers in good condition can be reconditioned at home with Fine Leather Lotion manufactured for Arrow.
Q.How can I remove wrinkles from my leather jacket?
Unless the wrinkles are a design feature, you can use a low-temperature dry hand iron. Never use steam. Place brown paper between the iron and garment and constantly move the iron to avoid overheating the leather. Too much heat will cause blemishes and destruction to suedes and leathers.
Do you need your leather looking as good as new? In Kansas City, Arrow is the best. We have cleaning specialists who give their best to the cleaning and repairs of your leather.
Contact us today!
If your answer is yes- Arrow has got you covered. Strategically located in the heart of Kansas City, Arrow is your one-stop-shop. Our specialists will repair your leather and make it as good as new.
Frequently Asked Questions
We receive many leather care questions every year from our clients and potential clients. We guess that our reputation for the most professional care of special leather and suede garments has spread far and wide.
Because Arrow care is about customers' satisfaction, we are very transparent in our dealings. Here are a few of the frequently asked questions from our clients and our responses to them. We hope you find this piece helpful and give you a better understanding of our leather care at Arrow.
Here are some of the frequently asked questions for how leather cleaning and repairs:
Q.How much do you charge to clean a jacket?
The minimum amount for a plain leather jacket is $66.45, including return shipping to you and $100.00 of insurance coverage.
Q.Do you give estimates for cleaning and repairs?
Yes but, first, we must see the garment. Once we have estimated what needs to be done, we will call you or send a postcard. We will not do anything with your garment until you authorize the work.
Q.What is considered a "designer" garment?
These are expensive garments valued at retail from $500 and up. They require special handling because of their decorations, coloration, or because of the type of leather. If you have questions about your garment, we suggest you call or write to us.
Q.Do I have to ship my garment to Kansas City?
Yes. If you decline to have work done after receiving our estimate, you are responsible for only the return shipping charges.
Q.How can I get the garment to you?
Go to the Arrow shipping options page. You will see several different options for shipping.
Q.What is the usual turnaround time?
Generally, you can plan for 2-3 weeks, not including the shipping time. If you request an estimate, it will include the approximate turnaround time and the cost.
Q.Why does the process take so long?
It depends on the condition of your garment and what you authorize us to do. To return your garment to peak condition may require many different processes. For example, heavy soil or staining, worn finish (elbow, wrist, collar), peeling finish, or repairs (such as replacing a leather panel) are time-consuming.
If we do color restoration, the garment requires additional drying and finishing time. If we must repair or remove and replace the garment's lining, we need extra time. The time spent is well worth it after because you get an exquisite finish.
What Services Do You Offer?
Q.Do you offer alterations?
Yes. Once we understand what needs to be done, we will provide an estimate by telephone or mail.
Q.What types of repairs will you do?
With your repair authorization, we will replace and color match leather panels, garment linings, and closures such as buttons, hooks, snaps, zippers. We will repair or replace torn pockets and worn collars and cuffs, replace knit trim, shorten sleeves and hems.
Q.My favorite jacket is damaged beyond repair, can it be fixed?
At Arrow care, we do not believe in possibilities. We offer services that leave your leather shining again. Whatever the repair is needed, we promise to give our best to you and your leather.
Q.Can I have my suede jacket dry cleaned?
No. Suedes and leathers require special expertise for proper care. The best way to keep your suede jacket looking like velvet is to brush it lightly - and regularly.
Suedes and leathers need to be reconditioned periodically to ensure that suedes don't fade and that surface cracks don't develop on finished leathers due to dryness. Smooth leathers in good condition can be reconditioned at home with Fine Leather Lotion manufactured for Arrow.
Q.How can I remove wrinkles from my leather jacket?
Unless the wrinkles are a design feature, you can use a low-temperature dry hand iron. Never use steam. Place brown paper between the iron and garment and constantly move the iron to avoid overheating the leather. Too much heat will cause blemishes and destruction to suedes and leathers.
Do you need your leather looking as good as new? In Kansas City, Arrow is the best. We have cleaning specialists who give their best to the cleaning and repairs of your leather.
Contact us today!
