Repair patches for shoes - textile
$8
Do you have holes in your shoes? Or is the lining of the heel worn out? Here's the solution! With these self-adhesive repair patches, you can easily fix minor repairs to your shoes, so you don't have to throw them away and can keep using them. Good for your wallet, good for the environment. Can also be used as a preventative measure.
These shoe repair patches are made of a durable textile, with an adhesive backing. Make sure the surface to which you are attaching the patch is clean, and press it in place firmly. For smaller holes in the upper, attach a patch to the inside of the shoe. For larger holes, we recommend using a colour that matches the shade of the shoe, and attaching a smaller patch with the adhesive surface against a larger patch's adhesive surface, which you then attach to the inside. The smaller patch is then facing outwards, and the repair is as inconspicuous as possible.
Three colours - black, white and beige - available in packs of ready-made patches, which can be trimmed for custom fit. For more colours, see our repair patch sheets of which you can cut your own patches.
Large package contains four patches: Two in size 9x7 cm, two in size 7x5 cm.
Small package contains six patches: Two in size 5x4 cm, two round with a diameter of 4 cm, two round with a diameter of 3 cm.
For more professional and advanced patching, we recommend visiting a cobbler.
More info on how to repair shoes with these patches in this guide.
Fast worldwide deliveries
14 day returns
Free shipping in EU on orders above €120
Shipping & delivery
EU: 2-5 business days. Free shipping from €120.
Switzerland: 1-4 business days. Free shipping from €200.
Norway: 1-4 business days. Free shipping from 900kr.
USA: 2-5 business days. Free shipping from $300. No extra customs charges for orders under $800. VAT is deducted.
Rest of the World: 2-7 business days. VAT is deducted on orders outside the EU. Shipping cost varies by destination.
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When ordering engraved products, there is an additional delivery time of 5-8 working days. In the case of a special order (customized shoes where you choose the leather, sole, etc.) of shoes, so-called MTO (made to order) / GMTO (group made to order), the estimated delivery time is about 6-8 weeks.
Returns & exchanges
You may return or exchange whole or part of your order if you notify us within 14 days after you received your products. Return costs are covered by you and shipping of exchange products are covered by us.
Return and exchange rights do not apply to products with engraving, made to order products and group made to order products.
To read more about returns and exchanges click here.
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Do you have holes in your shoes? Or is the lining of the heel worn out? Here's the solution! With these self-adhesive repair patches, you can easily fix minor repairs to your shoes, so you don't have to throw them away and can keep using them. Good for your wallet, good for the environment. Can also be used as a preventative measure.
These shoe repair patches are made of a durable textile, with an adhesive backing. Make sure the surface to which you are attaching the patch is clean, and press it in place firmly. For smaller holes in the upper, attach a patch to the inside of the shoe. For larger holes, we recommend using a colour that matches the shade of the shoe, and attaching a smaller patch with the adhesive surface against a larger patch's adhesive surface, which you then attach to the inside. The smaller patch is then facing outwards, and the repair is as inconspicuous as possible.
Three colours - black, white and beige - available in packs of ready-made patches, which can be trimmed for custom fit. For more colours, see our repair patch sheets of which you can cut your own patches.
Large package contains four patches: Two in size 9x7 cm, two in size 7x5 cm.
Small package contains six patches: Two in size 5x4 cm, two round with a diameter of 4 cm, two round with a diameter of 3 cm.
For more professional and advanced patching, we recommend visiting a cobbler.
More info on how to repair shoes with these patches in this guide.