Glove Repairs & Rebuilds

Below is a breakdown on the glove repair services I offer. If your glove needs repair work, then it most likely needs to be cleaned, conditioned and relaced. Be sure to use the contact section below to get in touch about how we can get your glove back to game ready!

Full Service Glove Repairs

Detailed view of full service baseball glove repair

Glove Repair Service & Relace – Minimum Service Fee & Deposit

from $ 50.00

Glove Repair Service & Relace – Minimum Service Fee & Deposit

Glove Repair Service & Relace – Minimum Service Fee & Deposit

$ 50.00

Start your glove repair process with this minimum service fee of $50, which acts as a deposit to secure your spot in our repair queue. This fee covers the initial assessment, handling, and preparation for the work to begin. Once your glove is evaluated, the total cost of repair will be provided, and your final invoice will be adjusted accordingly.

Important Note:

Please contact me before placing your order to receive a full estimate. Use the contact form from the previous page to initiate the estimate process.

Do not purchase this deposit if you’re unsure about the eventual total price or if you haven’t confirmed your repair needs with us. We want you to feel confident in the process and pricing before committing.

How It Works:

Contact me for a full repair estimate.
Once you’re ready, place your deposit order.
Ship your glove to me (shipping address will provided upon purchase).
Once I receive your glove I will assess and confirm the total cost. The initial estimate is based on provided pictures. This estimate will be made in good faith based on all available information but is subject to change. When working with really worn or vintage leather, there could be more repairs that aren’t visible in the pictures. While this is most likely not going to happen, if something like this does arise, I’ll be getting in touch with you immediately.
With your approval, repairs begin.
Receive your repaired glove and pay the remaining balance.
When checking out, you'll pay for shipping. This amount will applied to the return shipment, once your glove has been repaired.

Final Pricing:

The final cost depends on the work required and will be shared with you before repairs begin. This deposit will be credited toward that total.

Payment Terms:

This deposit is required to initiate the process.
Remaining balance is due upon completion of work.

Turnaround Time:

My current lead times range from 4 to 8 weeks, depending on my workload and the complexity of the repair. This type of glove repair work is highly detailed and time-consuming - quality craftsmanship takes time.

If you're unable to wait, I do offer an expedited service for an additional $100 fee, on top of the standard $50 deposit. Choosing this option means your glove skips to the front of the queue, ahead of the current backlog. In most cases, I’ll begin work on your glove the same day it’s delivered, or shortly thereafter.

Please note: The expedited service ensures priority handling, but does not compromise on the level of care and attention your glove receives.

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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

Mack 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.
Zach L

Thanks for the easy and wonderful experience. You have given life back to a piece of my past. Beautiful work.
Martin Y

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.