Denim Repair Lab

The most sustainable garment is the one you already own.

Extend the life of your favorite jeans, jacket, or any beloved item with our dedicated craftsmanship. We’re passionate about restoring, repairing, and reimagining your wardrobe, ensuring that every great piece gets a true second (and third) life.

How the Denim Repair Lab works

We specialize in both functional and artistic repair, including visible mending, sashiko, and boro embroidery. Beyond denim, our studio offers a full range of services—from simple alterations to upcycled memory blankets and redesigned wedding dresses.

1.
Submit a request

Send us photos, a quick description, and any inspo. We’ll review and send a quote.

2.
Ship it in

Pop your denim in the mail and send it our way.

3.
Collaborate

We’ll confirm details, chat through options, and align on your vision.

4.
We Repair

You chill. We mend, stitch, and bring your denim back to life.

5.
Receive & Repeat

Your repaired denim arrives in recycled packaging (of course). Love it? We’re always here for your next fix.

Get Started

We deeply value the trust our customers place in us, and treat every item with the care and attention it deserves. Whether it’s a well-loved pair of jeans or a priceless family heirloom, we’re here to help you keep your favorite garments, your favorite garments.

  • A light blue denim shirt with four front pockets, button closures, and a collar, laid flat on a surface.
  • Close-up of a light blue denim pant with a ripped patch and stitched patches on the knee area, on a wooden grid cutting mat.
  • Close-up of a pair of light blue distressed denim jeans with a textured pocket detail, belt loop, and copper rivets, on a tiled floor.
  • Three pairs of jeans laid flat on a hardwood floor, arranged in a row from lightest to darkest
  • Gray distressed jeans with patches on the knees and thighs, laid flat on a wooden cutting mat with measurement markings.
  • Back view of black denim jeans with circular patterned patches on the back of the knees, hanging on a hook against a textured wall.