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Luggage repair in Dublin

Chelon · 2010-09-01 10:05:10

Looking to get a small stitching job done. Have used the place on Leeson St. before but thought was a bit of a rip-off. Anyone have any recommendations? Thanks.

01-09-2010 10:05am

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Chelon

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Looking to get a small stitching job done. Have used the place on Leeson St. before but thought was a bit of a rip-off. Anyone have any recommendations?

Thanks.

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#2 01-09-2010 9:53pm

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Generally luggage is too much for a normal textile machine, you need something a bit more powerful, sturdy and usually a cylinder bed rather than a flat, to do it properly.
It wasn't Martin Joeseph Tailors on Leeson St by any chance? I didn't know they had a cylinder machine if so.

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#3 02-09-2010 9:15am

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Oops think it was actually Harcourt St. Was the place near newsagents at the Green end. I see Adamsom luggage near Break for the Border do repairs - anyone tried them?

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