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where to get a suitcase relined?

gefinzi

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I have a very nice old leather suitcase that I would like to get relined with some houndstooth fabric I found. Anybody have suggestions on who could do it? The suitcase does not have a maker listed so I can't send it back to the manufacturer. I live in a moderately sized city (1.5 million) and there is only 1 place that advertises luggage repair...I called them and they don't reline cases, nor could they provide specific recommendations...

Thoughts appreciated.
 

AlanC

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A Google of 'suitcase relining' (no quotation marks in the search) turns up Style Forum as the top hit, so maybe he did.
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gefinzi

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I always Google first! No luck, though perhaps if I spent more time sifting through all the junk I would get lucky...
 

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