Repairs - Quillin Leather offers a full repair shop
Quillin in Paris, KY is not only the nation's largest custom halter shop, but also a source for all your repair needs. Need to repair broken or worn tack - check the steps below.
Yes, Quillin Leather & Tack offers halter repair services.They provide a flat-rate halter repair service for $12, covering most common issues such as torn leather or broken hardware.Their skilled craftsmen can handle repairs on leather, canvas, or webbing items that can fit under their machines, excluding footwear, zippers, and certain apparel requiring deconstruction.
You can drop off your halter at their Main Street shop in Paris, Kentucky, or ship it to them.They aim for a typical turnaround time of about two weeks, though this may vary seasonally. If you prefer, they can also dip your halter in harness oil for an additional $3.
For more details or to arrange a repair, you can contact them at 859-987-0215 or email [email protected]
1. Identify the Problem:
- What's broken?
- Is it a broken buckle?
- A torn strap?
- A missing piece of hardware?
- A general wear and tear issue?
- How severe is the damage?
- Can you easily fix it yourself, or does it require professional attention?
2. Determine the Repair Method:
- DIY Repair:
- Resources: Look for online tutorials, repair kits (buckles, snaps, stitching), and basic sewing supplies.
- Minor Issues: You might be able to fix minor issues like broken buckles or loose stitching yourself.
- Professional Repair:
- Benefits: They have the expertise and tools to handle intricate repairs and ensure the halter's safety and durability.
- Major Issues: For more complex repairs, consider taking the halter to a professional saddlery or leather repair shop.
3. Find a Repair Specialist (if needed):
- Local Options: Quillin's is a full-service halter shop and offer in-house repair. Drop off or mail is an option for getting your repair needs to Quillins. Drop us a note at [email protected] for additional assistance
- Online Resources: Quillin Services offers expert repair with short turnaround and a $12 Halter repair flat fee.
- Manufacturer Contact: Quillin Leather warrants material and workmanship; however, normal wear and tear are expected on any horse equipment and can be repaired by Quillin's expert halter specialists.
Tips for Halter Repair:
- Safety First: Always prioritize safety when working with any horse equipment, especially halters.
- Use High-Quality Materials: If you're making repairs yourself, use strong, durable materials that are suitable for horse tack. English finished Bridle Leather is recommended
- Maintain Your Halter: Regular cleaning and conditioning can help prevent future damage and extend the life of your halter. Thoroughly clean your tack, allow it to dry completely before you apply the leather dressing or oil.
