Leather Jackets Cleaned and Re-Dyed

Faded and Worn Leather Jackets restored
If you have a worn, faded or discoloured leather coat, garment, or biker jacket we can restore the original colour for you.
Black leather is very successful, other leather colours may or may not be suitable for our dye treatments, email a photo of your item so that we can assess your leather type and its suitability.

PLEASE NOTE - WE CANNOT CHANGE THE ORIGINAL COLOUR

Our leather jacket and leather garment service is based in Preston Lancashire, If you are not in the Preston, Lancashire area - Please post in your leather jacket, when we have completed the restoration it will be returned to you via a tracked courier service the next working day - Our courier cost is £8.50

Contact us now to restore your jacket
01772 611449
contact@buffaloleather.co.uk

The Service We Provide

• The leather is professionly deep cleaned
• The leather colour is retored and re-dyed
• The leather is conditioned and shower proofed

Prices:

• Ladies size - From £80.00
• Gents size - From £85.00
• Extra Large Size - From £90.00

Return carriage charge £8.50

Unfortunately we cannot provide:

• Change of colour
• Cleaning of fabric areas
• Re-stitching of seams
• Repairs to linings, zips, press studs or buttons
• Replacement panels

The leather jacket below was unusual that it required a hand dye application, normally most modern leather jackets have a coating on the leather which we can re-spray using detailed airbrushing.
This tan leather jacket required skilled tradtional dye methods along with a deep cleaning, a conditioning treatment and shower guard service.
The cost to carry out the traditional dye method on this jacket: £140.00

BEFORE                                                                        AFTER

This black leather jacket required 2 different types of dye treatments due to the type of leather and severe fading.
We applied a pre-dye treatment by hand followed by a spray micro-pigment treatment, this ensures the base of leather is darkened adequately so if the surface becomes damaged it will be less noticable.