A Class Shoe Repairs

We have been using A Class Shoe Repairs for years and years. Rocco has done brilliant repairs to my leather handbags and our shoes, that has given them years of extra life. The quality of his workmanship is fabulous. I have referred numerous people to his shop and all have been exceeding grateful for this find. Recently, I asked if he could assist a disabled friend, who wore out the toes of his shoes in around 8 weeks. Rocco tells me that he attends to numerous clients, that have a similar problem with shoes! A fabulous reinforcement was done to the toe of his shoe and bingo. Extra life has been given to quality shoes for the first time ever! Many thanks to Rocco and his lovely wife.

I am very impressed with A Class Shoe Repairs! They are friendly, helpful, and do an excellent job.
I took in 2 pairs of shoes last week — one to get re-​heeled, and the other to get stretched (I have wide feet, OK?!). I was expecting a hefty bill, but the whole amount was $ 24 … wow! They even said that if my shoes needed additional stretching, I could come in at any time (even months down the track) and they would do it again for free. Now *that’s* service!
They also sell and re-​charge Metrocards, as well as stock a whole range of new shoes, laces, shoe polishes, etc. Tiny on the inside, it feels like a real cobbler shop.
So now I have to take in other pairs of shoes that I’ve been putting off getting fixed ;)

Nearly two years ago now I bought a great pair of black leather boots with cute silver buckles that fit my orthotics just perfectly. I wore them nearly everyday for a year and one day I noticed one of the heels had clean fallen off. And the other was severely worn down. On a friend’s recommendation I took them to ‘A’ Class Shoe Repairs on Grote St.
It only cost me thirty or so bucks, and the shoes were as good as new again. The owner/​manager reheeled them, polished them and gave the lace hooks a few twists back into shape. If you want to make a great pair of shoes last, bring them here before it is too late. I have a small army of shoes I wear less often but still want to get fixed here — ankle stilettos, 70’s knee-​high boots, leather sandals. Op-​shop shoes that need a fix-​up are a good idea too — better than shelling out for new shoes of such poor quality that they’ll disintegrate in six months.
As well as shoe repairs, ‘A’ Class sell bus tickets, shoe care accessories, new shoes, ugg boots, and do dry-​cleaning. Plus the old-​fashioned typography out the front («Heels While U Wait») is super cute.