Making a Pair of Jeans: 1 by 1 Paul Kruize Tailoring Jeans, Shirts and other Garments, PART 2
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2019
- A mini documentary on Paul Kruize, maker of bespoke jeans, shirts and other garments, made by Richard Bussink.
The talented Richard Bussink followed me for two days to film the process of making a pair of jeans the slow way, from start to finish, from measuring, pattern drawing, to cutting and constructing.
For more videos on the making process visit my page at / paulkruize
More info on Paul Kruize: www.paulkruize.com
More on Richard Bussink: www.richardbussink.nl 
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Is there someone else there who just loves the sound of denim being cut by a sharp pair of scissors, or its just me?
Yessss!😍😍😍
Me too ❤
NO THERE IS LOT OF PEOPLE ME TO LOVE IT
hi sir also give me a job in your company sir i am stitching from india the cutting amount will come if you give me a job in your company i will do it with you 🌹
Yess
I love watching you work..and glad there is no music, just the sound of your equipment. 😁
YEAH
I agree, everything seems to come with boom boom music 🎧😂
I agree 👍
There is no better music... 👍🏼
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I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video. The quality, the workmanship, the style, all fantastic! This video has taught me to not settle for crappy jeans anymore.
As someone who lives in jeans, I guess I've always just taken them for granted, but you have just amazed me with the craftsmanship and amount of work you put into a pair of these beauties. (I know the one's I wear are crappy factory hacks, but maybe one day I'll get to wear a custom pair like these.) Loves it!
Thanks
The sound of that sewing machine was so satisfying. I could listen to it all day.
it means u r jobless🤔
How beautiful the sound of craftsmanship. I love silent videos.
all the gestures and craftsmanship of this man are like a gift to discover...
From Egypt, I offer you all my appreciation and respect. You have done a job of skill, taste and mastery. Keep going strong.
I am a first year Fashion Design student at the Miami International Institute of Art and Design. I "only" have a desire to produce bespoke jeans and trousers. I was asked who was my male fashion inspiration and I said PAUL KRUISE!!! The teacher immediately googled you and played this video on the widescreen to the class. ( I've watched it over 50 times ) They were in awe!!! I wish I could fly to where you are and become an apprentice.
Thank you so much. I am utterly flattered! ☺️
@@PaulKruize I follow EVERYTHING you put on the internet - RUclips, your website, Instagram, Twitter, interviews...etc.
Always a joy to watch true high end professional at work. Thank you for sharing.
How beautiful this video is, the look and details of your work, your working hand, button holes stitches,everything is so beautiful and i got so impressive
Amazing how much personal touch is involved in tailoring a pair of blue denim jeans. No overlocking stitches and all straight stitches. What a master and skill that can't be replaced by technology.
This is so cool. Loved how he signed it at the end.
Absolutely mesmerising. A pleasure to view the alchemy the artisan conjures with his chosen medium.
To see a skilled guy to make his job with so dedication, care and love, it is amazing.
This is truly a Master Class video from a Master. 👍🏻 BRAVO 👏
I'm impressed! This gentleman is a fine artist in clothing.
Now that is what you call a true craftsman!!! Superb
Master craftsmanship, master tailor, beautiful work, pure skill!!!
I love the way he is very detailed with every single piece he works with. He is a true artist.
Hi Paul, Thank you very much for your videos, they are very inspiring. I watched all of them twenty times or so. I started sewing 2 years ago to boycotting fast fashion and make my clothes, including the challenge of making my jeans. After one year of research and practice, I'm almost there! My jeans look very good on the outside, but not as good on the inside. I have avoided the flat-felled seams until now because it looks too challenging but I want to try this weekend and I will use your technic... I hope you don't mind... wish me luck!
If you were wondering if someone was crazy enough to learn from your videos, the answer is Yes!
Thanks again, please keep sharing your beautiful work, you are a master!
Charline Giroud Flatterend by your comment! Hope your jeans turn out well. Best of luck!
That 23 minute video was far more enjoyable than watching season 4 of The Crown on Netflix....
😂
Yes, I dislike fiction, too.
That’s craftsmanship and skills that only a few can conquer
Уважение к Вашему труду и Вашим рукам ! Браво МАСТЕР !
Beautiful work, thank you for making me appreciate how much time, knowledge and work it takes to craft a garment that will last for many years.
Watching your craftmanship is like meditation. This is Zen. Respect from India.
BLR CNC 🙏🏻
Wow! Me and my kid were watching this and I was all like " look at that! how'd he measure that!?!" and we absolutley loved it, I'm amazed. Congrats for your talent.
Waaw! Paul, I'm amazed how artfully you stared from a thought, to design, to measurements, to stitching up and to completion. What an elegant piece of Jeans. Thank you.
As someone currently studying to become a fashion designer I really appreciate this video, love to see all the techniques you use, that I otherwise wouldn’t have even thought to do. thank you
Все что пошито индивидуально,это шедевр.Ручной труд это даже необсуждаемо.СУПЕР.👍👍👍💕💕💕
Top of the line craftmanship.
Dear mr. Paul K.
It is the first time that I see made
A jeans in detail omg I am amazed 🏆🏆🏆🏆
I am a dressmaker with experience
Of many years
All my admiration and respect for your impeccable virtuous work!!!
I hope you will teach for the younger
Generation that are not appreciating
Real masters and professionalism
OMG
I'm delighted by the work throughout, from making to filming
Anything a tailor's scissor cuts is heavenly to my ears!
buttonholes by HAND.... amazing work. inspiring
The craftsmanship and professionalism of your work is impeccable. Glad I found this video and watched. Incredible job.
Wow! Just watching you is so inspiring... I will never fall short of being the best in what I do!
Incredible and amazing. People don't realize what goes into making jeans wants etc. My favorite are Wrangler cowboy cut. And how they support your body and move with you. They really out you into a cowboy and productive mode. As an Artist and fabricator sculpture etc. One can really appreciate your studio and tecknique .
This video is just so satisfying to watch. I love how he's just so cool and calm. Makes it look so easy.
Could watch sewing videos like this all day. No unnecessary talking, just a craftsman at work.
Beautiful work and incredible attention to detail...and I love the soundtrack, chalk, shears, and the rumble of the Juki...as someone whose worked designing and developing denim for many years this is so nice to watch.. :)
I am 60, I started sewing 5 years ago. I want to make my own denim pants so bad. I am making shirts and garments for my wife. Will make my first denim shirt soon and then denim jacket. I wish I started sewing years ago. I also started embroidery and digitizing. I decorate my own clothing I make. I watch this video over and over just love the pants
never too late to starting something you love!
Sometimes I sew jeans for pleasure. Good luck! If U need any help, U're wellcome.
Real,patient craftsmanship ....inspirational in every way ....thankyou sir
This was really inspiring. I want to try making jeans soon, thank you for all the hard work and beautiful craftsmanship you demonstrated here!
try all the best
Damn i want to learn this! Pure sartorial thing!
Respect from Italy!
I always loved sewing, I had a beautiful home that i fixed up and a big sewing room and i did alterations and was going to do custom work like that for people. I was working at as a seamstress for a high end dept. store. I wanted to get patternmaking software and do custom clothing. Then the bank foreclosed on my home because i had to go through chemo and was sick, and they took my home and sold it for 28,000 dollars and i did not get a chance for a family member to buy it, they sold it so quick. My dream was shattered. I lost my pension, 401k and i was renting out two apt.s tehre too. I went to live in a travel trailer and could not sew much but taught myself patternmaking from a book. I learned some already, and just improved my skills. I now live in a tiny room and only have room for one machine. I have about 9 sewing machines in storage including an industrial jean machine like the one above, in storage. I am waiting to get my own place to start my own business and then open a store. It is my dream. I never give up. Being stuffed in this little room with all this stuff, is making it impossible to have a business. I could really do well, I would make custom clothing, as well as other things like custom bicycle seat covers and leather accessories custom engraved, etc. I just dont have the room and need some money to get a business license and a web domain name, etc. and I am interested in attending sewing machine school as well. I know how to repair gym shoes with special glue too. There are so many neat things one can do in the clothing industry, it is a creative bonanza taht we have oppressed and destroyed, so lets all get sewing and stop making war. God bless, thanks for the great video. Glad to see the art has not died.
thank you for a video with great camera angle, lighting, a professional sewing machine AND no annoying music (that sounds like music from kid's cartoon shows) like so many other sewing videos.
Sol Thanks for noticing :)
@@PaulKruize From 13:55 to 14:20 what is that you sew on the pocket bag /outer seam and why to you sew it on?
@@IEXECUTIVE That is cotton tape to finish the outer seam and pocket bag where there is no selvedge.
@@PaulKruize thanks.
Beautifully done. I love your flat felling technique and especially those buttonholes! I bought a machine from a thrift store years ago that I used to use to do buttonholes exclusively. It was some odd home machine from the ‘70s that had these strange mechanical cartridges that one would insert to do certain operations. One was a buttonholer. I eventually gave the machine away and have long since forgotten its name. It did beautiful work. Of course, I understand it isn’t frugality that has led you to do them by hand; the art speaks for itself.
You make it look so easy...beautiful jeans
PAUL KRUIZE , HIGH QUALITY YOUR WORK, , YOU ARE A VERY PROFESIONAL GUY, THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SHOW IT TO US !!!
Ofelia Meza León 🙏🏻
The care and attention in making these...amazing!
I enjoyed watching you work so diligently and paying attention to details. I had no idea about the many phases of constructing jeans. Thank you for sharing the process.
Beautiful artistry. I have to get a couple of pairs of these made! Salute sir!
Mesmerizing work of art.
This video blew me away. While I could never afford a pair of bespoke jeans, my appreciation and respect for the craftsmanship and unquestionable attention to detail required me to extend my gratitude to you. Thank you for sharing this amazing piece of work. You are a true artist. I wish I could, if nothing more, shake your hand and tell you how very much you inspire me.
🙏🏻
It is a pleasure to see you working. I love you work.
I have subscribed and love watching the process! Thank you SO MUCH - the detail, how stitching to a point is handyed off is JUST eye opening! Thank you please can you post more. I really love the way its shot - no music just the process.
Edward
I love this so much! You’ve truly mastered your craft !
It's so beautiful how every little detail is meticulously made. I've been wanting to make my own pair of jeans; this video is such an amazing look at how jeans are professionally made. Loved the camera work as well!
Excellent work. No rush, neat and very professional.
OMG, he makes sewing jeans 👖 so easy.
Wow, I am going to buy jean materials and a sewing machine today.
Please pray for me.
Love that Juki! ❤😊 Great skills! Sewing is my passion...its an art ✂️
holy crap! the construction that goes into these! there is a lot going on in a pair of jeans. was super enlightening watching your work...thx
Absolutely beautiful. I love the flat felling technique you used.
This first time I watching you and I enjoyed with your work .. my name is HAIDER ALASSADI from IRAQ..
👍I respect it. Very well done. This is why I pay people to what they do / what they’re good at and why people pay me to do what I do / what I’m good at. Stay in your lane people! Nothing wrong with learning a craft, but please “learn it first” before you start calling yourself a craft’s person / professional.
I've watched this video multiple times, still haven't got enough of it
The attention to detail and the way it all comes together at the end is inspiring and beautiful. Amazing artistic creation!
no overlock machine, no zipper, only straight stitch-Paul Krause's ideology. Big in the little things.Thanks for the professional secrets
I really loved it.You are really a talented person sir.please post more videos.Watching from Nepal and lots and lots of love from Nepal.
What a wonderful video. It's great to see a craftsman at work
Chapeau! Bin begeistert von deiner Arbeit. Die Handknopflöcher in deiner Jeans sind die Krönung!
That was so awesome to watch. I’m working on making jeans my self.
best of luck!
I never thought of using a seam ripper to pull thread. That's cool. I've always used a pin.
You sir are truly dapper and your work speaks for it self.
The way you finish of the ends of the thread, by taking them to the other side and tying them up, speaks volumes about the craftsmanship and attention to detail. I have never seen anyone do this before.
It might not be for everyone with that price, but it is obvious why it costs as much as it does. Creme de la creme in jeans.
When people ask why your jeans cost $200+ just show them this video.
Old school craftsmanship, lovely
Clearly a very high professional at work. 100%
Excllent !! Wonderful job!!Everything to perfection, a master of tailoring.
Fantastic to watch.
My first big industrial job was at a sewing factory where one of the many things we made was pants. Watching you make an entire pair of jeans by hand with only an ironing table, a single straight stich sewing machine, and a flat work table was incredible. Very impressive. Especially stitching the button holes by hand. Well done sir!
It's so nice to see something made by a person who loves their craft. I really enjoy your videos, I wish that there were more.
Thank you! There are more videos! Please check my page.
Smart and happy people do what they love when they want to do it, thanks 🙌👏👏👏👏
I can hear it now, if he was still here, Mr. Anthony Bourdain and Mr. Kruize guiding us through a webisode of Raw Craft...because this display of skill is worth that type of exposure!
This was amazing, inspiring, and well worth the watch. I'll never look at jeans the same way. Thank you.
If only that ever could have happened 😊. I take this as a huge compliment, thanks!
Великолепная работа... высококлассного мастера... 😄👍🥰
Amazing to see such dedicated craftsmanship!
Massive respect for your craftsmanship....
Excelente, todo un maestro.
Please make more videos. Amazing.
This man work is CLEAN.... and the tools... My God 👏🏽👌🏽
I must say your a true master Very detailed love it Happy to watch you enjoy your passion
0:59 I love the way he sharpens scissors with his head.
A piece of art.
Very inspiring work!!!! Thank you for sharing your process 🤩🤩
Awesome work heart and soul put into making these jeans
Excellent. Master craftsman.
Всегда интересно смотреть как мастер работает.удачи вам.
making jeans was always one of my favourite tailoring moments... denim is such a fun fabric to work with...
Such a clean work, a treat to watch.