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If your shoes need resoling, re-stitching, or anything else to get them back to tip-top shape, simply call us at our toll free number and let us bring your favorite pair of shoes back to perfect—or nearly perfect—shape. We will fix whatever the problem is and will polish and seal the leather free of charge, so you can walk away with shoes that look almost brand new.

We resole all shoes and boots brands such as:

Our shoe and boots resole service area includes all of San Diego and the surrounding cities that are listed below:

We know that your time is valuable and want to make the shoe resoling process the most effective and least time consuming process possible. To that aim, we can pick up your shoes, resole and polish them, and deliver them back to you at your home or office. Or, if you prefer, you can drop them at any of our shoe repair locations in San Diego. Or simply mail your shoes to us, we will resole your shoes, and we will mail them back to you. Just call us and let us know what works best for you. Our toll free number is:

If you prefer, you can email us and tell us about the shoe resoling problem. In the email, provide your name, phone number, and a brief explanation of your shoe resoling needs. As soon as we receive your email, we will contact you right away with what we can do for you and your shoes.

Over the last 50 or so years there has been a major change in the resoling materials used for shoes. Leather has been the traditional material for resoling shoes. Now most shoes are not resole with leather, but are resole with rubber or plastic—both of which are called synthetic resoling materials.
The kind of resoling materials that is used for shoes depends on such factors as of fashion demands, how easy the resoling material is to manufacture, its price, durability, and whether there is a satisfactory source of supply for the shoe’s resoling material.

Simply because it’s interesting to learn how we got to where we are now with the materials that we use to resole shoes, we'll now trace the growth in the use of non-leather soles for resoling shoes from the 1940s and 1950s to the present time. The 1940s and 1950s was the turning point in the use of rubber to resole shoes because up to this time rubber soles were used mainly on cheaper shoes. However, the growth of the synthetic rubber industry, especially during the war, started to have a profound effect on marketing new materials to resole shoes. Materials such as Neolite and Avonite appeared as possibilities to resole shoes. And the development of resin rubber led to the development of one of the most outstanding materials to resole shoes. The effect of these developments in materials to resole shoes was felt first in the U.S. in about 1948.

The use of cellular soles to resole shoes soon followed, and in 1952, the use of these shoe soles boomed in the U.S. Up to this time, the U.S. had the most influence on the developments in materials that were used to resole shoes, but European suppliers of materials that were used to resole shoes quickly responded by undertaking further development.

At the same time, the moulded-on rubber process as a way to resole shoes was also growing. This process significantly affected the growth in the use of rubber to resole shoes, but it also stimulated interest in the pre-moulded rubber bottom. It is also important to note that prefabricated units made to resole shoes, most of which were made from crepe, were now well developed and had made resoling shoes a newer and higher class of shoemaking. Likewise, the pre-moulded shoe sole began to develop into something more than a sole and heel that could be attached to a cheap shoe.

So to get the longest life out of your favorite shoe pair contact us to find out what we can do to resole your shoes. For professional shoes resole service repair in San Diego call us anytime at our toll free number: