Ski bags, duffels, and canvas — sewn repair for Telluride, from a shop in Delta.
Telluride runs on two seasons, and both are hard on gear. Winter means ski and board bags thrown in and out of trucks and airport carousels, and boot bags zipped past what they were built for. Summer brings the hikers, climbers, river trips, and festival weekends, and the outfitters keep going into the fall hunting season. The shop is in Delta, about an hour and forty-five minutes away by way of Montrose and Dallas Divide, and everything that comes in is sewn by one person on an industrial machine.
Torn bag bodies, blown seams, ripped handles and shoulder straps, and the end panels that wear through first from dragging.
Split zippers, torn end panels, and handles pulled loose by a bag packed heavier than it was built for.
New zippers on ski bags, duffels, and boot bags, sized for the load the bag actually carries.
Carry straps, compression straps, ski straps, and buckles re-sewn or replaced.
Matched canvas patches, zippers, stove jacks, and window flaps for hunting camps and summer basecamps.
Raft frame bags, dry bags, and straps for river season on the San Miguel and beyond.
Torn and cracked seats re-covered on side-by-sides for summer roads and snowmobiles for winter.
I don’t tune skis or repair bases and edges — for that, see a Telluride ski shop. If it’s sewn, bring it here.
Don't see what you've got listed? Ask anyway — if it's stitched, there's a good chance I can fix it. Looking for something not on the standard menu? Custom builds and modifications are available across the Western Slope. For before-and-after photos from real Telluride and Western Slope repairs, see the portfolio.
I run Western Slope Stitchworks out of Delta. I've been sewing for years, working on everything from outfitter canvas to UTV seats to shop upholstery.
I'm a fisherman, a hunter, and a jiu-jitsu guy, so I know what gear gets beat up and how it needs to come back. Fast turnaround, honest pricing, no upsell.
In a two-season town, timing is half the job. Ski and board bags and boot bags are easiest to get done in the spring off-season once the lifts stop turning, so they’re back long before the next winter. Wall tents and river gear fit best into the fall shoulder season. If something fails the week of a trip, text a photo anyway. Rush work is available, and I’ll tell you honestly whether it can turn around in time.
Send a photo of the damage. One picture usually tells me what’s involved.
An honest number and a turnaround date, with no fee to ask.
Text to schedule a pickup. The shop is about an hour and forty-five minutes away, over Dallas Divide.
Most jobs are done in 3–7 days, and rush work is available. Your gear comes back the same way it left.
Ski bag with a blown seam, a duffel zipper that quit, or a wall tent that needs work before hunting season? Text me a photo from Telluride and I’ll come back inside 24 hours with a real number and a turnaround date.