As of May 1, 2026, I am no longer accepting new glove repair orders. As a one-person shop, the current volume of requests has reached a level where I can no longer provide accurate or reliable lead times. Many repairs require several days of detailed work rather than just a few hours, and I believe it would be unfair to continue accepting new projects without the ability to complete them within a reasonable and clearly defined timeframe. At this point, continuing to take in additional repairs is not sustainable, and this decision allows me to maintain the level of quality and attention each glove deserves.
I will continue to consider new glove repair requests on a limited, case-by-case basis for customers who fully understand and accept that I cannot provide a clearly defined lead time. At this time, turnaround could extend up to 6 months depending on the scope of work and current backlog. If you are comfortable with these terms and are willing to proceed without a guaranteed timeline, you are welcome to submit a request by filling out the contact form below.
Full Service Glove Repairs
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After finishing up my baseball season last year (2025), I recognized that I would have to do something about my 35-year-old glove. The welting (a term I learned from owner KC Mack) was coming undone in two places (please see pictures), something not easily repaired. The glove also showed other signs of wear and tear after three-and-a-half decades of use. I went to a local baseball store, and they gave me several names of companies who specialize in glove repair. I reached out to them, and KC Mack was the only one who responded.
KC's response was informative, educational, professional, and nice. He explained the repairs that would be needed and the cost. I remitted a down payment and shipped the glove to Mack Provisions. Along the way, KC and I corresponded about the state of the glove, and today, I received it back.
To say that I am very happy with the results is an understatement. The glove truly is like new again, although it still retains much of its previous feel. I imagine it will benefit from the first few catches of the year, but it is largely both a new glove and my old glove at the same time. The cost was not inexpensive, but still less than what a new glove would have set me back. And the cost was understandable, as the repairs and refurbishment were not easy. I'll also say that KC's work is meticulous. I highly recommend KC Mack and his baseball-repair business.
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I contacted KC and explained the issues with my 25 year old glove. He was very knowledgeable about my glove, explained what the issues were, and the best way in which to fix them.
I went with his recommendations which was for a full leather handstall rebuild, patch the small tear and a relace and recondition.
My glove is absolutely beautiful now. He even took the time to match the leather colors to the exact colors that my handstall was before. I have no doubt it will last me another 25 years now. He did a fantastic job and I would recommend he work on anyone’s baseball glove.
The pictures I’ve included are from the video that KC sent me before returning my glove so that I could approve his work before payment. An excellent transaction all around
Thank you KC!
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I sent my glove to KC for a complete re-build. I was “floored” when the glove came back. His workmanship is astonishing! Excellent follow through, great communication before, during and after the project was completed.
Before and after photos below.
If you’re looking for your glove to be re-laced or re-built, don’t hesitate to send it to KC. You won’t be sorry.
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After following KC for a while on Instagram, I knew he had the ability to handle my request of re-building my 25+ year old mitt. Little did I know that KC would be so collaborative in helping me select the right materials for my rebuild. He shared his opinions, provided great direction, and then the magic happened. I got a few glimpses of how the process was going and then the final video had me and my boys completely psyched to get my hands on the mitt. Once I received it, somehow it was even better than in the video; the quality of the build was top notch and I am fully satisfied with all the choices made. A+++, thanks, KC
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KC is great at that he does and an awesome human being. Enjoyed getting to know him and super pleased with the work he did on my son's Mizuno Pro Limited glove. Highly recommend!
If your glove doesn't need a repair (that requires sewing) but you want a deep cleaning, conditioning and relace, then you're at right spot! I've been lacing gloves since 2004, where for my love for glove repairs took root.
How It Works:
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Select which type of glove you need relaced. For outfield, infield and pitchers gloves please select Fielders. For first base mitts please select First Base and for catchers mitt select Catchers
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Upon checkout, you will receive an email notification that will include my shipping address. Please print your email notification and include it in your box when you ship your glove
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At check out, please select which lace color you'd like your glove relaced with. Please see down below a screen shot of all the lace color options. All lace is sourced from Tennessee Tanning Co., the gold standard in glove lace tanning.
- When checking out, you'll pay for return shipping. This amount will applied to the return shipment, once your glove has been repaired. This doesn't include the
Turnaround Time:
My current lead times for this full relace service is about 10-14 days. If you need it sooner, there is a $75 expedited services fee. This means your glove is started the same day it arrives. CLICK HERE to add the Expedited Service fee at check out.
Please note: The expedited service ensures priority handling, but does not compromise on the level of care and attention your glove receives.
Customer Reviews
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My glove came out great!
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You did an awesome job on my son’s ball glove. Couldn’t be more pleased.
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I sent KC Mack my Rawlings Primo glove that I’ve had since high school — 15 years old, in really rough shape, completely shot, and certainly not game ready. The wrist and thumb areas were badly worn, the inside was rotted, the laces needed to be replaced, and more. I honestly wasn’t sure how much could be done but at least wanted the glove to look better. I expected a lot based on his previous work, and yet he still blew me away with the result.
KC did an incredible job bringing it back. He replaced the wrist and thumb pieces, rebuilt the inside, relaced the glove, and cleaned everything up with amazing attention to detail. The quality of the repair is outstanding. It doesn’t feel like a random patched-up collage — it feels like my same old glove, just rebuilt and given a whole new life.
When I got it back, I was blown away. The glove looks and feels like new, but it still has the character and sentimental value of the glove I’ve had since high school. That’s exactly what I was hoping for. The lacing is clean, the leather work is excellent, and the overall restoration is better than I expected. Can’t wait to actually use it in a game once in awhile, although it’s so nice, might be better suited for display!
I couldn’t be happier with the result. If you have an old glove that means something to you, especially one you think might be too far gone, send it to KC. His craftsmanship is top notch, and the before-and-after speaks for itself. Highly recommend Mack Provisions. My torn up old glove is now like new, and should last me more than another 15 years. Loved this glove before, love it more now!
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My glove needed a new hand stall and relaced.
Turned out great! Very happy with purchase.
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A mouse got ahold of my husband's baseball glove from when he was growing up and chewed part of the handstall and wrist strap. KC Mack ordered an identical donor glove and transplanted the needed pieces from the donor glove to my husbands glove keeping the majority of the original intact. KC was professional and highly communicative, keeping me informed every step of the way. He honored the history of the glove with a sympathetic restoration. I've rarely seen my husband as emotional as he was on Christmas day when he opened up the box to find his restored baseball glove. This is a priceless gift, I can't tell you how grateful I am. The before and after photos say it all
Full rebuild
After years of use, the leather on the interior of you glove or mitt starts to crack or disintegrate. A full rebuild includes a leather hand stall, leather finger stalls, leather edge binding, shearling wrist pad (if applicable) and pinky / thumb loops (if needed). Plus a deep cleaning, conditioning and relace. Estimate $220-$240
Edge Binding
Edge binding attaches the shell of your glove to your hand stall. After years of diving plays, the edge binding can wear out. No worries though, that can be replaced entirely. Estimate $60-$85.
Web Replacement
The web of your glove sees a lot of action! Sometimes these rip and need to be fully replaced.
Estimate - $60-$200+
Or, a whole new customized web can really add some personality to your glove!
Testimonials
Zach LMack Provisions was a pleasure to work with. They delivered exceptional quality on a tight timeline, with great communication and attention to detail throughout. The process was smooth from start to finish, and I’d gladly work with them again.
Martin YThanks for the easy and wonderful experience. You have given life back to a piece of my past. Beautiful work.
Patch
The tension from lacing can cause the leather to rip. Or, the section of pocket that meets your index / middle fingers gets a lot of wear often causing a rip in the leather from the pocket to the welting. There’s a wide array of patching that comes across my workbench. Estimate $45-$120 — please use the contact submission above to get a more accurate estimate based on your needs.