About Us

John has achieved some of the most detailed and technically demanding full restorations in the industry. His craftsmanship shines on rare classics, including the 2002 Jordan 6 Low “Coral Rose” and original 1985 Chicago Jordan 1’s. Using specialized tools, he ensures even the sock padding is perfectly aligned down to the millimeter, preserving comfort, structure, and authenticity.

By meticulously rebuilding each component, John restores sneakers to their original condition while honoring the heritage and history that define the culture itself. Every pair he touches reflects a dedication to precision, quality, and lasting craftsmanship.

Jake has succeeded in bringing back some of the world’s most valuable sneakers back to life, demonstrating unmatched technical control and confidence on elite-level projects. His catalog of services stretches extremely far with past work including a complete overhaul of the legendary What The Dunks and reverse oxidation of Kanye Bapestas.

By understanding the science behind materials and aging, Jake renews premium sneakers without compromising originality, restoring each to its intended brilliance.

Jay has dedicated himself to the preservation of classic Jordans through exacting full restorations, reglues, and repaints. He has meticulously brought back pairs such as the 2005 White Laser Jordan 4s and other early releases to their original form.

Combining patience and technical precision, Jay safeguards the integrity of vintage sneakers while keeping their history and design details completely intact.

Hoss has been a cornerstone in the sneaker restoration scene for years, known for his versatility across soleswaps, reglues, and full rebuilds. His range spans everything from advanced material work to rare jobs like zipper replacements and Jordan 12 panel conversions.

A true enthusiast of heritage sneakers, Hoss focuses on Original and Retro Jordans alongside early Nike basketball models like the 2000s Foamposite, keeping the golden era of sneakers alive with every pair he touches.

Dery has earned recognition and stands out as one of the most inventive creators in sneaker customization. Producing striking one-of-one designs and industry-leading replacement parts, his projects—like the “Marty McFly” Jordan 21 and “Iron Man” Jordan 6—demonstrate his fearless creativity and technical skill.

Beyond custom work, Dery engineers high-grade Jordan tabs and components developed through extensive experimentation, ensuring every piece is as original as it is durable.

Pedro has built a reputation for consistency and excellence, tackling everything from deep cleans to complex restorations with precision. His portfolio includes exclusive one-of-one creations, such as custom cleats for University of Arizona running back Kanye Udoh.

Whether he’s reconstructing Kobe 7 Travis Scott customs or renewing everyday pairs, Pedro’s craftsmanship and attention to structure ensure top-tier results every time.

Sam has refined his expertise through years of dedicated craftsmanship, specializing in soleswaps and reglues on highly sought-after retro Jordans. His precision has been showcased on challenging projects like the Nike Penny ½ Cent, where accuracy and structure are crucial.

Motivated by perfection, Sam channels his focus into reviving original Jordans from the early ‘90s and overlooked icons such as the Nike Pippen 2, giving each pair a second life worthy of its legacy.

Khyan has become known for transforming heavily worn sneakers through advanced deep cleans and intensive icing sessions. He approaches every restoration—no matter the condition—with precision, patience, and creativity.

From yellowed soles to oxidized uppers, he consistently delivers dramatic results. With a reputation built on his final product and personality — if your shoes are looking tragic, let Khyan work his magic.

Justin has worked primarily on SBs and Dunks, mastering the nuances that define their construction and materials. Renowned for his specialty in reglues and precise soleswaps, he handles rare and limited pairs such as the 2003 Heineken Dunk

His eye for structure and proportion allows him to bring new life to even the most complex restorations, earning trust from collectors who value flawless execution and authenticity.