We are a shoe repair business. We specialise in re soling RM Williams boots & all other shoe repairs. We replace batteries in watches We encourage customers to recycle their shoes & boots. And to replace the batteries in watches rather than throw them away.

Sewing…making, alterations, upcycling.

Altered by Jen is the destination for alterations, formal attire, and the perfect wedding dress. Whether you are looking to bring new life to a mother’s wedding gown, shop for an exquisite formal or wedding dress, or have alterations made to your everyday wardrobe, Altered by Jen offers it all.

Junkyard Gypsies is home to a vast collection of fine vintage clothing, including dresses, tops, skirts, denim, and shoes from the 1940s to the 1980s. Located in the heart of Maitland, this store offers a unique selection of vintage fashion. Customers can visit in person or shop online for one-of-a-kind pieces that capture the essence of past eras.

Located in the historic Campbell’s Store in Morpeth, the Morpeth Antique Centre offers a diverse range of high-quality giftware, fine art, collectibles, and antiques. The centre was established in 2016 after the closure of Newcastle’s Centenary Centre, and has since become a popular destination for antique lovers. Visitors can explore unique treasures from a variety of dealers and enjoy delicious homemade meals at The Servant’s Quarter’s Tearoom, which offers breakfast, brunch, and daily specials in a beautiful rainforest-like setting. The centre is also home to a gourmet food gallery, art gallery, and tasting experiences.

Established in 2005, Sew What Blinds & Upholstery is a family-owned business specialising in custom indoor and outdoor blinds, as well as sustainable upholstery services. Offering marine upholstery, boat and jet ski covers, seat repairs, and custom boat screens, Sew What ensures long-lasting, high-quality solutions with a focus on durability and environmental responsibility. They also offer carpet overlocking services, transforming carpet off-cuts into useful mats or rugs, providing a sustainable way to repurpose materials. Whether updating your caravan, reupholstering furniture, or repairing vehicle roof linings, Sew What is committed to quality craftsmanship with an eco-friendly approach.

Father Riley’s Op Shops play a vital role in raising funds for their Youth Off the Streets programs while supporting local communities and promoting environmental sustainability. Known for their high-quality second-hand goods, these shops offer affordable prices to help those in need.
Donations of clean clothing, bric-a-brac, furniture, kitchen appliances, and more are greatly appreciated. By giving quality goods, donors contribute to providing affordable items for families and support services that empower disadvantaged young people to thrive.

The Maitland Community Men’s Shed promotes men’s health and well-being through organised activities and community engagement. This non-profit organisation, established in 2007, offers a welcoming space for men, primarily retirees, to share skills, undertake personal projects, and support one another. Each shed fosters a sense of belonging while addressing health issues and encouraging sustainable practices. Members collaborate on meaningful projects that benefit the local community, creating a network of friendship and support. The Men’s Shed movement aims to enhance the quality of life for men, ensuring a positive impact on their health and the environment.