Shoe Resoling Service

Resoling for Leather and Rubber Soles

We repair and replace worn shoe and boot soles at our heritage workshop in Melbourne. Depending on the damage and construction, we can rebuild worn areas, fit protective rubber soles or replace half or full soles in leather or rubber.

Our Resoling and Sole Repair Services

Our sole repairs include leather toe pieces, protective rubber overlays, half or full JR leather soles, and Vibram or Dainite rubber replacements. We assess wear and construction to recommend suitable options, including protection for better grip. Send photos of your shoes or boots to our team for a quote.

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Shoe Resoling Service Melbourne

Before & Afters | Shoe Resoling

Explore our completed sole repairs, including hiking boot resoling, sneaker sole replacement, leather boot soles and sandal restoration.

Shoe & Boot Resoling and Sole Repairs | FAQs

We offer German-imported JR leather, Vibram rubber and black or brown Dainite rubber soles. For Vibram replacements, we select a suitable unit or custom-make soles from Vibram rubber; samples are available on request. An exact original match is not always possible. Changing to Dainite requires physical assessment if your shoes do not already have Dainite soles.

Send photos of the soles and footwear to our team for a quote. The work required may range from rebuilding a worn toe area to replacing full soles. If the rand—the part joining the upper to the sole—is split or cracked, it must also be replaced. We assess the required work before recommending an option.

We resole leather and rubber-soled footwear, including Goodyear-welted shoes, subject to condition and construction. Not every shoe can accept every replacement sole. Our leather resoles include stitching where the original design requires it, or on request where feasible. Send photos so we can assess suitable options and provide a quote to help you decide whether to repair.

Localised wear may only need leather toe pieces or worn areas built up before protective rubber soles are fitted. Half soles can suit damage concentrated at the front, while more extensive wear may require full replacement. Holes or leather soles that feel soft and give way under finger pressure are signs to have them assessed.

We strongly recommend protective rubber soles over new leather soles. TOPY or Vibram protectors help preserve the leather, improve slip resistance and reduce water absorption. Our Vibram protective soles come in various styles, colours and thicknesses, and can be replaced as they wear.

Yes. You can post shoes or boots from anywhere in Australia through our online repair service, or visit our heritage workshop in Melbourne. Send photos to our team to get started. Some changes, including converting non-Dainite soles to Dainite, require physical assessment before we can confirm suitability.