Repair - Shoulder Strap Replacement Service

👜 Strap Replacement  Service – Metier & Troubadour Totes Give your favorite bag a fresh start. Your Metier or Troubadour tote has been by your side for years—earning compliments, carrying daily essentials, and tagging along through big life moments. If the straps have started to wear or crack, send your bag to us and we’ll remove the old straps and professionally sew in new ones in our studio, so it can be carried confidently for years to come. Price includes shipping to and from our studio. We’ll email you a prepaid shipping label—you just print it and send your bag in. 🧵 How It Works: Purchase this strap replacement repair service (choose your option below) We will email a prepaid USPS shipping label within 24 hours (check spam just in case) Wash your bag in the washing machine, [Read how to wash your bag here->] Send it in using the label we email to you—we’ll take care of the rest and return it to you within 3 weeks If your bag arrives unwashed, we’ll either return it at your expense or charge a $50 Spa Treatment fee before proceeding. ✨ Repair Options: 🧰 Standard Strap Replacement Service– $75 You wash the bag, then we replace the straps for you in our studio A great option if you’re already familiar with how to care for your bag at home. 🧼 Spa Treatment + Strap Replacement Service – $125 Let us handle the deep clean for you. This option includes vacuuming, spot treatment for stubborn stains, and machine washing, before we repair the straps —ideal if you don’t have a washer or just want a little extra care. 💡 A Few Notes: We’ll replace both straps unless you request otherwise. If your bag is vintage or shows signs of deeper wear, we’ll contact you with options to ensure your repair holds up beautifully. Thread color may vary slightly—feel free to leave a note at checkout if you'd like us to match it as closely as possible. 💬 What Customers Say: "Love love love my Metier bag... now with new straps my shoulders won't be pinched!" "Seven years in—and it earned new straps!" "So relieved I could send it in for a fix. It looks like new!" Because when a bag is this good, it’s worth repairing—not replacing.