Question 1

How long does it take to make something?

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Well, that really depends on the article being made and what work I have booked and am working on.  To give you an idea;  My calendar is usually booked out for 6 to 8 weeks.  Then add the time it takes to make.  Guitar straps take around 2 days to make - a little longer if there is personalisation to do.  My Midi and Large portmanteaus are a 3 day job.  Belts take a day  Handbags can be up to 4 or 5 days, depending on the design, amount of stitching and so on.  The roofers belt pouches were 4 days per set.  When you commission me to make something, we discuss your delivery expectations and how long it takes to make.

Question 2

How long does it take to repair something?

Accepted Answer

This depends on the article being mended.  My calendar is usually booked out 6 to 8 weeks ahead.  Then add the time it takes to repair and restore.  In a lot of cases, I have to order raw materials as it is not possible to stock materials for every situation.  Add delivery times to the job.  I will always discuss timelines with you and I keep you updated.  Some jobs take just a day to complete, others take weeks.

Question 3

Do you do commissions?

Accepted Answer

Yes!  I do any commissions.  I take on many bespoke or custom made work, some of which you can see in my commissions portfolio.  All you need to do is contact me and we will discuss your requirements and I will be happy to help.

Question 4

How do I measure for a belt?

Accepted Answer

There are a few ways you can do this.  Please refer to my belts page for all the information you need to measure for a belt.

Question 5

How do I measure for a guitar strap?

Accepted Answer

There are a couple of ways to do this. a) Use your existing strap, lay it out flat and measure from button hole to button hole. b) If you don't have a strap, use a piece of string and tie one end to a button on your guitar.  Sling the string around your shoulder and adjust the other end of the string to the other button on your guitar until you find the position you would like your guitar to be.  Then measure the length of string from button hole to button hole.  Please refer to my Guitar Straps page to learn more.

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