These RM Williams Craftsman boots were well-worn, with the original leather soles and heels and also the elastic gussets showing significant wear. We performed a full resole, installing new RM Williams rubber heel caps and full-length leather soles, and also replaced the elastics.

These RM Williams Dynamic Flex Craftsman boots were beaten up and in desperate need of repair. We performed a full re-sole and re-heel, re-lined the heel counters and restored the leather uppers to effectively restore the boots.

The soles and heels on these Loake Cromwell shoes were worn and in need of replacement. We performed a full resole, replacing the rubber heel caps and leather soles with entirely new parts.

The soles and heels on these Church’s Dubai Oxford shoes were worn down and in need of replacement. We performed a full resole, replacing the heels and soles with new pairs of premium, Joh Redenbach soles and dovetail heels.

The soles on these Dr Martens boots were worn, with the tread almost entirely flat. We performed a full resole, replacing the old soles with a new pair of premium Solovair soles.

These Church's Monmouth boots were in need of a resole, as the original leather soles were heavily worn. We performed a full resole and reheel with premium Dainite studded rubber parts.

The leather and one of the pull tabs around the top of one of these RM Williams boots had been chewed right off by a naughty dog. We repaired the boot by stitching into place a replacement RM Williams pull tab alongside a leather patch.

These R.M. Williams Chincilla boots were fairly new and in great shape, but the leather soles remained prone to significant wear, particularly at the toes. We installed a pair of flush-mounted, brass Triumph toe plates.

These Church’s Diplomat 173 shoes had been well looked after, but the soles and heels were heavily worn down due to regular wear. We performed a half resole and reheel using premium Joh Redenbach soles and heels.

These RM Williams Sydney boots were in fairly good shape, but the ‘tan’ coloured leather uppers had been stained by a darker leather polish, leaving the leather discoloured. We performed a complete re-dye, changing the colour of the boots to a darker ‘chestnut’ brown.

These Dr Martens 1460 Mono boots were in desperate need some attention, with large tears in the uppers, and the soles almost falling off. We repaired the tears, performed a full resole and polished the leather uppers.

The rubber soles and heels on these RM Williams Comfort Craftsmen boots were worn down and in need of replacement. We performed a full resole, replacing the old soles and heel with a new pair of original RM Williams rubber heels and full-length soles.

The leather around the top of one of these Dr Martens boots had been chewed right off by a naughty pup. We repaired the damage, patching the tears with new leather.

The burnishing around the toes and the back of these RM Williams Chinchilla boots had faded due to an unfortunate mishap with a leather conditioner. We restored the uppers by stripping back the colour and then re-dyeing, re-burnishing and re-polishing the leather.

These Dr Martens boots were essentially unwearable, with the outer soles worn down and the midsoles coming apart from the uppers. We repaired the midsoles and performed a full resole, replacing the soles along the entire length of each boot.

The soles on these RM Williams Stockyard boots were worn down and in need of replacement. We performed a full resole, replacing the soles with a new pair of custom-made rubber soles.

These RM Williams Craftsman boots were mauled by a playful pup, who managed to tear off a chunk of leather and a pull tab from around the back of one of the boots. We repaired the damaged leather and replaced the missing pull tab.

Regular wear had left the suede on these RM Williams boots stained and discoloured. We re-dyed the suede to black, to produce a consistent colour and finish throughout the boots and give the boots a fresh look.

These RM Williams Comfort Craftsman boots were covered in mould and the leather uppers had lost much of their colour. We cleaned and conditioned the boots before specially treating the mould and then re-dyeing and polishing the leather uppers.

These R.M. Williams Craftsman boots were still looking good after much wear, but in need of some general restoration work and the elastic, soles and heels were in need of replacement. We performed a full nailed resole, replaced the elastics and performed leather restoration work.

These RM Williams Comfort Craftsman boots were in relatively good shape, but as the leather uppers had naturally dried and the boots continued to be worn, the leather around the sides of the toes starts to crease, and then crack and eventually tear. We repaired the tears by patching the inner lining and then polishing around the outer leather.

These Dr. Martens 1460 Mono boots were looking good, except the soles had become flat and lost their grip over time. We performed a resole, replacing the worn soles with an entirely new pair of highly durable rubber soles.

These RM Williams Gardener boots were looking far from fresh, with the uppers looking dry and discoloured and the soles and heels heavily worn down. We performed a full resole and then cleaned, conditioned and polished the leather uppers to help get them looking and feeling fresh.

The leather uppers on these RM Williams Craftsman boots were heavily creased and starting to crack, especially around the vamp — where the boots tend to bend. We cleaned and conditioned the leather to help prevent further damage and specially treat the leather to minimise the visibility of the damage to the leather.

These Church’s Oslo derby shoes were brand new with unprotected leather soles that were therefore susceptible to quickly wearing down with everyday wear. We protected the soles by installing a pair of thin rubber sole protectors.

The rubber heels on these Loake Aldwych shoes had been worn down, especially at the end of one of the heel caps, where the leather heel blocks were starting to be worn into. We repaired the worn heel blocks and re-heeled the shoes with entirely new, premium rubber heel caps.

The soles and heels on these Church’s suede monks were quite worn, leaving the shoes sitting unevenly and dangerously close to wearing into the heel blocks and the Goodyear welt. We performed a full resole, replacing the heels and soles along the entire length of each shoe.

These Dr Martens Orson slip-on shoes were heavily scuffed around the toes, with the leather losing much of its colour there, and the inner lining around the back of the shoes was torn. We re-lined the heel counters and restored the leather uppers, cleaning, conditioning and then recolouring / refinishing them.

These RM Williams Comfort Craftsman boots were stained due to spilled butter. We cleaned the suede and treated it with a stain remover, effectively getting rid of the stain.

These RM Williams Craftsman boots had the toes of the right boot chewed by a family pet and thus heavily damaged. We used a leather filler and some careful leather polishing and recolouring to repair the gouged leather.