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Shoe lining damage

juniper

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Dear all,

I have some cheap Loakes. The inside lining at the back on one foot has worn through, and the wrinkled edges of the hole are hurting my foot. I've trimmed it a little but it's still bad.

Can a cobbler do anything about this cheaply? Could I try duck tape over the top? I'm not bothered about aesthetics inside the shoe.
 

grimslade

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Yes, a cobbler can cut out a portion of the lining and glue a new piece back into place. I've had it done, although I wish I hadn't. My heels are shaped unusually, and the portion that was "repaired" actually contributed to the comfort of the shoes in question. That does not appear to be the case for you, however.
 

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