A Leather Goods Shop to Dye Your Leather Bags

Revive the brilliance of your leather bags with our professional dyeing service. We use high-quality dyes, including vegetable dyes and finishing products. Offering a range of vibrant shades, from deep black to elegant brown, we bring your favorite leather bags back to life, giving them a new lease on life with a perfect finish and personalized style.

  • Collection and delivery throughout France
  • Repair and maintenance in our Parisian workshop
  • Fast delivery wherever you are
Handbag repair

Leathers We Can Repigment

Smooth Leather and Grained Leather

Dye Smooth Leather

Precious Leather

Dye Precious Leather

Nubuck and Suede

Dyeing Service for Your Bags and Leather Goods

Cleaning Your Bags

Handbag Cleaning and Care

A deep cleaning first removes stains from your leather bag. Depending on the nature of the leather, our leather craftsmen use appropriate quality products to achieve bare, degreased leather. A vegetable nourishing milk is then applied to smooth and grained leathers to soften the leather, nourish its maintenance, and prevent tanning. On nubuck accessories, meticulous brushing with a special suede brush restores healthy material after cleaning.

Repigmentation of Bags

Leather bag dyeing

Repigmentation or recoloring of the leather on your bag is recommended in the following cases, requiring the use of quality recolorants and dyes:

  • Light scratches on your bag
  • Leather corners that have whitened and lost their color
  • Faded or discolored color
  • Edges that have lost their color

We determine with you the most suitable shade for your leather bags. Several layers of quality dyes are necessary to achieve a perfect result. Our leather craftsmen then apply the color fixative to finalize the recoloring.

Restoration of Your Bag

Bag handle repair

Complete leather restoration involves repairing tears using leather putty and non-woven coatings, then re-dyeing the damaged areas with quality dyes. This renovation work, carried out by our experienced craftsmen, is only possible on leathers and requires specialized tools and careful handling. The leather piece remains fragile and must be handled with care.

Dyeing Your Luxury Bags

Leather jacket dyeing

The leather on your luxury bags is just as fragile as standard leather. It is often the edges, riveted corners, and piping that will become damaged first with use. Dyeing, repigmentation, or recoloring with quality products will revive these damaged areas and give your luxury bag a new lease on life. Our teams of leather craftsmen restore luxury and designer bags daily, such as Chanel or Celine, using careful tanning techniques.

Restoration of Your Luxury Bags

Luxury bag repair

Beyond dyeing and repigmentation, our teams of craftsmen can restore and repair your luxury bags. We can notably:

  • Repair handles or create new identical ones
  • Create a new shoulder strap
  • Repair or replace a lining
  • Repair fasteners or tabs
  • Repair zippers
  • Install protective leather corners

Our leather craftsmen repair luxury and designer bags daily, such as Dior or Louis Vuitton, and will be able to advise you on the repairs to be carried out.

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How to Dye a Leather Bag?

Leather bags, true timeless leather goods, are accessories that add a touch of elegance to any outfit. However, over time, leather bags can lose their luster or fade, which can make them less attractive. Rather than replacing your bag, an economical and creative solution is to dye it with quality dyes to give it new life, a new appearance, and why not a new color! In addition, regular maintenance with appropriate polish can extend the beauty of your leather goods.

To protect the parts of your leather bag that should not be dyed, remember to use adhesive tape or plastic film to cover them before starting the dyeing or applying a dyeing kit. This will prevent accidental stains on linings, zippers, rivets, and other delicate parts.

Step 1: Preparation

Before applying color to your bag, your dyer craftsman will use several products:

  • Leather dye: this is a product specially designed for leather. The color will depend on the original color of the bag that the dyer will have carefully identified or on the new color of your choice.

  • Leather stripper (if applicable): If your bag is already dyed or treated, a stripping product will need to be used to clean, remove the existing finish, and prepare the leather for dyeing your bag.

  • Leather cream or polish: Once dyed and after drying, the bag will probably require a new layer of cream or polish to protect it and give it shine.

Step 2: Cleaning

Before dyeing your leather bag, our dyer will carefully clean your leather bag to remove dirt, dust, and oil residue.

If necessary, our dyer will use a leather-specific stripping product to remove or clean anything that could constitute an obstacle to a perfectly executed result so that you can find your bag as good as new.

It is always important to let the bag dry thoroughly at the end of this step so that the dye can adhere perfectly to the leather. Respecting the drying time is the essential condition for successful dyeing.

Step 3: Dye Testing

Our dyer will take care to identify a less damaged area of the bag as a color reference for your leather bag. This step is crucial to obtain the best result and have consistency in the colors of your bag while maintaining its patina and authenticity.

They can then create the shade for the bag using specific pigments.

Before applying the dye to the entire leather bag and thus dyeing it, a test will be performed on a small discreet area to ensure that the color and result are perfect.

Step 4: Dye Application

Using brushes and sponges specific to the product used, the dye will be applied to your leather bag in small touches, section by section, to obtain a uniform result.

The dyer will have previously masked all areas of the bag that should not be dyed or damaged, such as gilding for example.

Step 5: Drying and Finishing

Once the leather dye is applied, it is important to let the bag dry completely to achieve an optimal result and to ensure that the dye has penetrated the leather properly.

This can take several hours depending on the brand of dye used and the type of leather. Once dry, the dyer can apply a leather cream or polish to seal the dye and give the bag a smooth, shiny finish.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bag Dyeing

It is entirely possible to dye suede or nubuck with a dye specially adapted for suede.

Our teams of craftsmen repair luxury and designer bags daily. Please feel free to send us several good quality photos to the following address for a quote: atelier@galocheetpatin.fr

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