Handbag Repair Directory > Handbag & Purse Repair Shops in New Zealand
The most populous city in New Zealand, Auckland has a history of multiculturalism which means that nowadays it has countless things on offer throughout the year. If you’re spending any amount of time in Auckland, you’ll have plenty of reasons to show off your favorite handbags.
With all the nights out your designer handbags will be going on, you’ll probably need to send them off for repairs from time to time. Luckily, Auckland has plenty of professional repair shops available for those who need it. It doesn’t matter if you’ve got an old handbag that you want renewed, or your favourite handbag you use daily just needs a replacement zip, you’ll be able to find someone to help you out.
We’ve compiled a list of professional repair shops in the Auckland area that you can check out if you ever do need a repair.
If you know of any other repair shops in the Auckland area that should be on our list – please contact us.
Gemmells
191 Symonds Street, Newton
Auckland 1010
Phone: +64 (937) 90-322
Shoe Sheriff
332 Broadway, Newmarket
Auckland 1023
Phone: +64 (952) 01-238
Quick Fix Shoe Repairs
Shop 325, Level 3, Atrium on Elliott, 21-25 Elliott Street
Auckland 1010
Phone: +64 (937) 50-003
You don’t need to worry that these shops are registered for shoe repairs. They all offer quality services for any and all leather goods, including handbags and purses.
With over 90 years of experience in the family, Gemmell’s is a no-brainer for repairs. Located along Symonds Street in Newton, it’s just a short drive west of the Auckland Domain park and the Newmarket retail district.
For those of you spending your time in Newmarket, Shoe Sherriff will be easy to get to. Offering over 70 years of experience, the shop is located along Broadway in Newmarket.
With its central location, Quick Fix Shoe Repairs is your best bet if you’re spending the day in central Auckland. Located in the Atrium on Elliott Shopping Centre, it’s just a short walk from the Sky Tower and Albert Park.
