My 25+ year old leather jacket came back looking like the day I bought it! Arrow Leathercare did a fantastic job restoring it to look like new. They were also able to install a 2 way zipper. For anyone wanting to restore a treasured leather garment, THIS is the place!
We had a team jacket cleaned and repaired. We sent our son's worn and never-cleaned Pirates jacket for cleaning. The vinyl letters had been worn through and were torn. Arrow was able to not only beautifully clean the 10+ year old jacket, but they replaced the letters with leather. The jacket was not only restored to it's original beauty, but now looks more amazing with the leather letters. Thank you for the professional results!
I found a really dirty, stained, and almost hopeless leather jacket in an antique store that fit me like a glove. With no leather specialists in North Florida, I sent my jacket to Arrow, and didn't have high expectations that anyone could save it. I am shocked and so surprised at how amazing the jacket looks after Arrow cleaned it! They did an incredible job. I am SO impressed! They have the shipping process mastered, and the whole process was easy and convenient. The price was fair; I think it was completely worth it for th... read more
Excellent service from Arrow. I sent them a 1970's Schott bomber jacket I purchsed off Ebay (for $100) for cleaning and repair and the thing came back looking like new. They replaced the wrist and waist cuffs, re-lined and repaired both front pockets, and cleaned the garment for around $300. A new bomber from Schott costs around $1000 so this made it worthwhile. I get to keep it around for another 30-40 years. These leather garments last forever.
I fortunately found an Arrowcare label inside my Johnston & Murphy suede jacket. After contacting the company, who responded promptly, I sent my jacket and a pair of gloves to them for restoration and cleaning. They did an excellent job -and were co-operative at every stage. I highly recommend them and will use them again. They're 'miracle workers' in a fast fading art. Thank you Bruce and Susie.
