A Leather Repair job involves restoring, fixing, and maintaining leather items such as furniture, car seats, handbags, and clothing. Technicians assess damage like scratches, tears, discoloration, or cracks and use specialized tools, dyes, and treatments to repair and rejuvenate the leather. This job requires attention to detail, knowledge of different leather types, and skills in stitching, dyeing, and conditioning. Many leather repair professionals work in upholstery, automotive restoration, or fashion industries.