Made In France wetsuit, diving, and triathlon suit repairs
Wetsuit Repair Workshop
Does your favourite wetsuit need a new lease of life? Don't throw it away, entrust it to our team of neoprene repair experts!
Think about the environment and your wallet
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Don't throw away your wetsuit, repair it!
Neoprene is undoubtedly the best material for making effective wetsuits. It has two ecological drawbacks: it comes from petroleum, a non-renewable resource, and it is not biodegradable. So before replacing your wetsuit, make sure it couldn't be repaired instead!
Neoprene is a delicate material, but it's easily repairable!
Good wetsuits generally cost over €250 for water sports. A significant budget that slowly pays for itself over time. Unfortunately, these wetsuits that we love so much for the protection they provide are not the most durable. Indeed, it's not uncommon to snag them on a fin, a rock, or even pull too hard on a seam.
€45Average repair price
€250Average price of a new wetsuit
Over 30 years of experience
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Our workshop in Seignosse
Located in Seignosse, Landes, the workshop has been in existence since 2020 and began with partnerships with major brands in the surfing world. The workshop opened to individuals in May 2022! Véronique, our specialized seamstress, has over 30 years of experience.
- Open Monday to Friday
- Quick after-sales service by email
- 100% secure online payment
- Free wetsuit return
The team is growing
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Welcome to Magali, our newest recruit!
Magali joined the team at the beginning of 2023 to support Véronique. We have complete confidence in her with her twenty years of experience in neoprene within major international brands. A dynamic duo who have already proven themselves, as our two super seamstresses had previously worked together!
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Devis en 24h, demande de réparation en ligne, support réactif, nous tâchons de rendre votre expérience efficace et agréable.
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ALL-IN Wetsuit Repair is a service available to individuals and businesses for the repair of neoprene wetsuits.
JB Caste
Founder
A team dedicated to camper van repairs
Our workshop is open all week and already has staff dedicated to wetsuit repairs!
Several years of experience
ALL-IN Wetsuit Repair has been working for businesses for over a year, but its team has decades of experience!
A prime location
Located in Soorts and Seignosse, the workshop is close to all the surf brands established in the region for daily product collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I have my wetsuit repaired?
Yes, we repair wetsuits for diving, and we have neoprene pieces specifically thick enough for this type of product. Despite our surfing DNA, ALL-IN Wetsuit Repair is open to all water sports.
Can I get my triathlon suit repaired?
Yes, we repair triathlon wetsuits. The repair process is the same as for diving or surfing wetsuits; the difference may lie in the repair parts used.
How to repair a wetsuit?
For our repairs, we have stocks of neoprene and spare parts that we buy in bulk. We have a machine dedicated to neoprene. In addition to the equipment, wetsuit repair relies essentially on know-how, in this case that of our seamstress.
Where can I get a wetsuit repaired?
You can send us your wetsuit from anywhere in the world. To repair your wetsuit, there's nothing better than a specialized repair shop.
How much does it cost to repair a wetsuit?
The price depends on the part to be repaired. For example, a collar repair costs €26 excluding VAT. A zipper replacement costs €40 excluding VAT. A shin repair costs €36 excluding VAT. To estimate the price of your repair, please use our interactive form.
Neoprene Expertise
Types of recurring neoprene repairs
What's more unpleasant than a hole or tear that allows water to circulate inside your wetsuit? All watermen agree: a torn wetsuit must be repaired or replaced, otherwise it's useless...
We find recurring requests from our customers. Among them:
- Holes at the ankles, linked to the pressure of the toes when the wetsuit is put on.
- Tears on the seams of the different neoprene parts. Even if seams are strong nowadays, they weaken over time.
- Broken zippers. It's difficult to keep them working after several years spent in salt water. This phenomenon is particularly noticeable on diving equipment.
- Delaminated neoprene on the shoulders, from being hung on a hanger.
- The famous small snag that can quickly turn into a hole or tear if no gluing is done on it.
Of course, we find cases on all parts of the neoprene: the hood, the cuff, the crotch, the seams, etc.
How to care for your neoprene wetsuit?
To avoid having to frequently repair your neoprene wetsuit, a few precautions can be taken:
- Wash your wetsuit in cold, fresh water: Avoid stretching the neoprene with hot water when washing it. Hot water will make the neoprene more sensitive and prone to damage. Ideally, do not exceed 20°C (68°F).
- Do not hang your wetsuit on a hanger: A wetsuit, especially when wet, is quite heavy. The neoprene under pressure from the hanger can quickly give way. Lay your wetsuit flat without pressure.
- Do not leave your wetsuit in the sun: Contrary to what you might think, the sun is not your ally. Too much exposure weakens the neoprene. A sheltered or indoor spot is ideal.
- Put on your wetsuit carefully: This is when you are most likely to damage your wetsuit! Never force the neoprene with your fingers.
Wetsuit Repair
ALL-IN Wetsuit Repair was founded by Jean-Baptiste Caste, a former professional windsurfer and everyday amateur surfer!
The first repairs naturally focused on wetsuits for surfers. Thus, Rip Curl, Quiksilver, and other well-known brand wetsuits passed through the skilled hands of our seamstresses. Buying a wetsuit is a recurring step in a waterman's life, especially in surfing where physical exertion is significant.
We offer everyone the opportunity to extend the lifespan of their wetsuits to avoid having to buy a new one every year. Some prefer to use a DIY kit with home glue, which is a good initiative, but the lifespan is generally short for this type of homemade repair.
Wetsuit repair
We didn't expect it, but divers represent a significant portion of our workshop's clientele! Our seamstresses are now specialized in this type of product, often very thick, with very special zippers.
All requests are welcome, whether it's changing seals or sizing issues with limbs? No problem at all!
Contact us and specify your desired return date if you are traveling or need your equipment before a certain deadline. When you love the sea and the ocean, every eco-responsible action is welcome.
Triathlon wetsuit repair
Triathlon is probably the water sport that puts the most stress on neoprene wetsuits. Races and training sessions are particularly strenuous. Movements are quite repetitive, as in swimming, for example.
In triathlon, wear points are generally very localized in areas where the material is most in motion. Moreover, triathlon wetsuits do not have all the reinforcements that other wetsuits may have, because they must be able to cut through the water with minimum friction.
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