Fort Myers, FL · Mail-in nationwide

Revive the glove you trust.

Complete breakdown, deep clean, conditioning and a full relace in premium American leather lace. You keep the fit you spent years breaking in.

5–7 daysStandard turnaround after your glove arrives
90 daysLace warranty on every glove
$150The Revive, shipping added for mail-in orders
Wilson A2000, after restoration by Glove Revive Co.
Wilson A2000, before restoration
Wilson A2000Faded, dry leather with worn blue lace. Deep cleaned, conditioned, relaced in teal, and reshaped with the pocket restored.

What it costs

Choose the right service for your glove.

Drop it off locally or mail it in from anywhere. Mail-in adds a flat $29.99 round trip, and you see one final all-in total before you pay anything.

Full restoration

The Revive

$150Drop-off or mail-in. Mail-in adds shipping.
  • Every lace removed and the glove opened up
  • All leather scrubbed, dried, and conditioned
  • Color-matched dye and logo touch-ups where eligible
  • Relaced in premium American leather lace
  • Reshaped to your position and preferences

New lace, correct tension

Complete Relace

$125Drop-off or mail-in. Mail-in adds shipping.
  • All old lace removed
  • Up to three lace colors, or match the original
  • Correct thickness and tension section by section
  • Optional reshaping
  • Final inspection before it ships

Local drop-off only

Partial Repair

$40–$100Local drop-off only
  • Wrist, web or single-section lace
  • Quoted after Paul sees the photos
  • Local drop-off only, not offered mail-in

Quoted by hand

Some gloves get looked at properly before a price goes out, because guessing helps nobody.

Catcher's and first-base mitts
$175–200+ on complexity
Trapeze and six-finger gloves
from $175
Vintage and sentimental gloves
from $250
Replacement web
$60–90 on fit and inventory

Live on every order

The Bench

Every glove gets its own page. You watch it move, stage by stage, with real photos from the bench. No wondering. No chasing anyone for an update.

Glove Revive Co.11 tracked stages, with photos
Typical shop2 emails, then silence
Status update
Tap any stage. This is exactly the page you get.

The Revive

What actually happens to your glove

  1. Complete breakdownEvery lace is removed so the glove can be thoroughly cleaned.
  2. Deep cleaningThe leather and accessible detail areas are cleaned to remove built-up dirt and grime.
  3. Drying and cosmetic touch-upsThe glove is fully dried. Color-matched dye and logo touch-ups are applied when the leather’s condition allows.
  4. Professional conditioningConditioner is worked into the leather to restore moisture and flexibility.
  5. Complete relace and reshapingPremium American leather lace is installed with the proper tension. The glove is reshaped based on the player’s position and preferences.
  6. Final inspectionCleanliness, lace tension, structure, and shape are checked before the glove is returned.

We reinstall the glove’s existing usable padding and internal components. The Revive does not include sewing, new padding, rip repair, or replacement of damaged leather. Fresh lace may feel firm and require a short break-in period.

Straight answers

What we do, and what we don’t

We do

  • Clean and condition the existing leather
  • Reinstall the glove’s existing padding and components
  • Improve dryness, surface cracking and fading where the leather allows
  • Color-matched dye and logo touch-ups where eligible

We don’t

  • Sew or stitch
  • Replace torn leather or repair structural leather damage
  • Repair dry rot
  • Install new padding
Torn leather and dry rot on a baseball glove that cannot be restored
Not repairable: Torn leather and dry rot cannot be corrected through cleaning, conditioning, or relacing.

The best candidates are quality, full-leather gloves. Synthetic, plastic and low-value youth gloves are generally poor restoration candidates.

Proof

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Wilson A2000, after restoration by Glove Revive Co.
Wilson A2000, before restoration
Wilson A2000Faded, dry leather with worn blue lace. Deep cleaned, conditioned, relaced in teal, and reshaped with the pocket restored.
Mizuno Infield, after restoration by Glove Revive Co.
Mizuno Infield, before restoration
Mizuno InfieldFaded black leather, re-dyed and conditioned to bring it back to life, then relaced in Gold Leaf lace.

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Send a few photos and we’ll take it from there

Tell us about the glove, upload photos of the palm, back and interior, and Paul will come back with a final all-in price. Nothing is charged until you approve it.