Stitch Craft Upholstery by Marine United

OK, so a couple of days ago I stopped into Stitch Craft Upholstery, asking that an armrest be recovered, and a protective front bra for my 300ZX be resewn. I expected to return in 7-10 days and pay $100, or so. Boy, was I wrong! Stephanie (great fun to talk with) immediately surmised that her super-duper fabric cleaner and a good workover with a stiff brush could return my armrest to near-new condition. She spent a few minutes in the parking lot cleaning the armrest, to near perfection. I just stood and supervised. :-) Then she told me where to go to buy the needed bungee cord for the bra, which I returned with, expecting to leave the bra for several days. Not so! She immediately sat down at her sewing machine, removed the old bungee cords, sewed on the new ones, and handed it back to me in under five minutes. Total cost for all of the above? $10. Cash, of course. That sort of customer service, professional workwomanship, and outright kindness has earned Stitch Craft a lifelong customer. You can trust any job, big or small, to Stephanie. And, you'll have a hoot chatting with her, too!

These guys are awesome. The took a wasted seat from one of our DSU Motorcycle Safety Foundation training bikes and made it better than new! I’ve had them do a few small things over the years. Once they no charged me. I trust them. They are on time and accurately bid. Friendly and no BS. Quality is awesome too!

They just did a seat cover replacement for me. It turns out that the seat in the car did not match the vin number. They were able to replace the cover so that it matched. Wonderful job great and honest people to work with.

Two pieces of blue Napa leather had been staring me in the face for months when I had my stroke of genius--I would use them to wrap my Jeep's dash panels! As any avid DIY'er would do, I jumped on YouTube and watched how it's done. Nope! I'm gonna mess it up. It's time to hire a professional. Enter Stephanie. She was cool, she was friendly, she immediately let me know how stupid my idea was (my words (she was much more tactful)). Leather in St George, Utah is, apparently, a terrible idea that requires more conditioning than you'd find in a bottle of Mane 'N Tail. So instead of spending a bunch of money on something unnecessary and unwise, I spent none on my visit. But I'll tell you, the next time that I have a stroke of genius that involves upholstery, and it turns out to actually be genius, Stephanie is gonna get that upholstery money.