Location: 1 Utama Shopping Centre, 1, Lebuh Bandar Utama, Bandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya, Bandar Utama, Malaysia
1 Utama Shopping Centre
Based on 25 Google reviews
Based on customer ratings
Based on customer ratings
JW Ho
Have been looking around to see if anyone can fix my shoes. I only have one place I need to rule out and this is the place. They have extremely arrogant staff and no concern for the customers. Whatever job they do, is expensive and not holistic. Would have given them 0 if I could. Sorry for the negativity
Vien Heng
BAD SERVICE!!! everyone who visit them for bag repair must beg them like a beggar or dog!!! Highstreets bag/s are not allowed to be repair there!!! Because your bag/s too cheap!!! They are meant for premium n luxury bag/s!!! Cause they are very high class you know??? #sacarsm
Valerie Chong
Staff was polite, and provided advise on the best option for my bag repair but wasn’t pushy. Happy with their service
Tony Yew
Sent in wife's Coach handbag which I got her some years back. It is well used, and had some marks which according to Leatherfixx, could be removed. 4 weeks later, and after RM250, its still the same. Interior of bag too wasn't clean at all. Save your money. Forget about this restorer.
99 Leather Kraft
Leather Fixx Signage
A storefront sign displaying 'LEATHER FIXX' with the subtitle 'RESTORATORS & CRAFTERS'. The sign is mounted above an entrance, featuring a dark background with light-colored lettering. Below the sign, part of the interior is visible, including shelves and a colorful poster on the wall.
Workshop Interior with Tools and Equipment
The image shows the interior of a workshop or garage, featuring various tools and equipment. A person is visible on the left side, possibly working on something. There are shelves with bottles and containers in the background, and a red lamp attached to a machine. The scene appears cluttered but organized, typical of a workspace.
Workshop or Repair Station Interior
A cluttered workspace featuring a red-handled tool, possibly a hammer or mallet, with copper wire wrapped around its handle. Nearby are plastic bags, cardboard pieces, and various containers, suggesting a repair shop or workshop environment. A person is partially visible on the right side of the frame.
