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If your shoes or boots need new stitching, a heel replacement, 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.

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Our shoe and boots stitching repair 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 repair process the most effective and least time consuming process possible. To that aim, we can pick up your shoes, repair or replace the stitching 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 repair or replace the stitching, 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 problem with the stitching on your shoes. In the email, provide your name, phone number, and a brief explanation of your shoe stitching needs. As soon as we receive your email, we will contact you right away with what we can do for you and your shoes.

Needles and Threads
In this section, we shall briefly examine the properties required of threads and the design and proportion of needles, specifically for when you are stitching shoes. Also pertinent to this discussion of stitching shoes is the effect of needle and thread selection on Scam strength.
Threads
Threads and seams selected for stitching shoes’ uppers should be designed in such a way that the thread will always break before the material. A scam can be restitched when stitching shoes, but once leather is torn, it cannot be repaired. The choice of thread for stitching shoes depends on the end usage. For stitching shoes when closing shoe uppers, the important requirements are sew ability, tensile properties, seam strength, abrasion resistance, extensibility, and heat resistance.
Sewability
In terms of overall sewing performance when it comes to stitching shoes, cotton threads are generally the best.            Continuous filament threads are more susceptible to heat damage when stitching shoes. Spun threads are better for stitching shoes, and core-spun threads are better still because of the protection afforded by their cotton covering.
Once a thread is sewn into leather or fabric when stitching shoes, the scam must have certain properties to match those of the article produced. The most important property when stitching shoes is strength. However, the strongest thread available when stitching shoes is not always the best, nor does a stronger thread always produce a stronger seam because such a thread may well be thicker and cause weakening by excessive perforation by the needle.
Tensile Properties
The minimum acceptable strength when stitching shoes is about 1 kg, and although much stronger threads are available for stitching shoes, strengths in excess of 5 kg are not normally needed for general upper closing. For normal men's shoe uppers repairs when stitching shoes, strengths of around 3 kg to 4 kg are satisfactory, and for lightweight shoes, one can generally go down to about 2 kg. The weaker threads when stitching shoes, at strength of 1 kg breaking load, are reserved for slippers.
When stitching shoes, we normally use a thinner thread in the bobbin than in the needle because the needle thread loses strength by abrasion and it passes backwards and forwards through the eye of the needle.
Strength
When stitching shoes’ seams, a double row ff stitching can be used, with consequent improvement in scam strength from the same stitch strength. However, if a twin-needle machine is used when stitching shoes and the stitch tensions are different, then the tighter row of stitching will take any stresses before the slacker row, and little gain in strength may be achieved.
On the other hand, when stitching shoes in a tightly and evenly sewn double scam, the strength may be more than twice that of a single seam because friction between the leather surfaces contributes to the total strength.

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