Florsheim imperial shell cordovan
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Wow what a project. JR soles, JR midsoles, JR top lifts and JR heel blocks. New foot bed, new split welt, solid brass Eyelets, 68 nails on each top lit plus V cleat. Metal shanks, cleaned conditioned the cordovan uppers. This was $865 job.
THANKYOU SO MUCH for the shout-out Steve! Your comments are highly appreciated coming from someone like yourself. I have looked up to you since the start of my cobbler career and you inspire me every day to reach the level you are at! Mad Respect to you brother! And another fantastic restoration you have done!!! Much love G!!!
Thanks to everyone subscribing to the channel through this recommendation! You're all amazing!
I checked it out, subscribed and have Pirelli Superbike tires (I just cannot do "tyres") queued as first up. Reminded me of my 70s tire sole sandals though I probably didn't get the same mileage out of those.
I'm a subscriber! enjoying your content! Keep it up! Looks like you're over 1500 subs at the time of writing!
I also watch you. You got skills bro! Congrats on the shout out!
I bought a pair of Florsheim Cordovans in 1967. Two years later I took them into the new cobbler in town for a good cleaning and polishing and to have toe and heal cleats installed. He did good, competent work, at a fair price so I kept returning.
Last year at 78 years old I decided to retire and took my old, well worn, but well cared for Cordovans in for one last clean and shine.
My cobbler had sold his business and this was his last day at the shop. As he took down his "First Dollar Earned"frame from the wall he filled out the pick up tag with my info, put the dollar bill in the new owners hand, tied the laces together, tucked the tag in the toe and we walked out the door arm in arm.
That is bitter sweet. 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
I am not a shoe repair person and I don't own a single pair of shoes that would be worth your work, but I love you so much ❤️ this is my fav youtube channel
There's always ebay for decent secondhand shoes. Useful for the rare job interview.
Steve. Again, Thank You. Your patience in teaching your audience about proper shoe care and repair is much appreciated. Oddly, this restoration took me back about 45 years and I felt some true nostalgia. Again, Thank you for the trip down memory lane. I learn something new every time I watch; forgive the rude remarks about essential tremors - some people will never understand good manners. Your graciousness is a lesson in itself.
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If the world full of people like you, let's say, 70%, this world would be a whole different place with hearts.
People complaining about price and I'm over here saying "damn I can't believe that's only $865" incredible work!
The funny part is the man is totally up front and he gives his prices, right at the beginning of his videos and people complain about it. News Alert...no one is making you send your shoes to him? The person who owns these shell Cordovan shoes clearly thought the price was fair. People are really thick-headed.
I don't think the people complaining about the price understand that you have to pay for your time, experience and attention to detail, if you want a job done right to a certain standard you have to pay for it. Keep up the great work.
EXACTLY
Thanks for talking to us. You do great work and are entertaining. I wind up learning and smiling and often laughing. Thanks.
I love the silent ones, reminds me of a time of craftsmanship that has passed us by, A time when we cared about what we did with our hands. I also like the coffee. Watching you make is is pretty cool. Wow, 12 hours. What an Artist!!!
Steve, some people just don't get it: $865 divided by 25 years = $34.60 for a pair of Florsheims a year!! You're not charging enough! Love your loyalty to your craft; perfection at its highest.
I love bedo and his work, but it really don't think whoever is using these shoes plans on wearing them for 25 years straight. It seems like these might be family shoes, maybe his father wore them and they are only really going to be worn on special occasion. I'd spend as much money on something I want to remember and keep in good shape, but not so much the stuff I plan on really using and beating up.
I am always amazed at the way people comment on very personal things about you, Steve. Frankly, people who ask personal questions like that are very rude. You handle it better than I would.
Another beautiful job 👏 I know the work you put into a restoration job like that. I was a cobbler back in the 80s and 90s. Worth every penny Brother. Now I do custom leather work.....
Hey man, no worries...I could tell it was early and knew exactly what head space you were in. Those are some of the best times when it's just you and your work. Thanks for letting us tag along on a quiet morning ✌😉🤙
I can confirm anti squeaking is a good thing. These are incredible as well beautiful work.
There's nothing wrong with what you charge for your craftsmanship. I don't necessarily have "Steve-Doudaklian-Money" to get this level of work done, but I can appreciate people that do. They provide us the opportunity to see your finest work‼️
0:01 Looking sharp in that tie + shirt 👏🏽 especially that Oxford button-down collar. It’s my favorite style of collar!
"Brilliant" an absolute pleasure to watch you in action Steve.
Fantastic video and explanation of each work. There is a lot of pride in the work that is evident throughout. Once again, superb video and greatly admire the work and diligence
Punch Drunk Love is the fantastic movie you're referring to...Great movie! Thanks for another fabulous video with incredible craftsmanship as usual. Stay well everyone and please wear your masks and practice social distancing when appropriate.
Growing up I lived next door to a cobbler and as a kid I’d go to his shop and watch him repair shoes for hours! Your channel reminds me of those days. You are a master at your craft, and I really enjoy your channel.
Wow, came with a list! You were born shaking. Seriously........I like the shaking!! I’ve watched so many of your videos....all of them . I forgot that my sister and I use to shine my dads shoes. We both loved shinning my dads shoes. He wore Florsheim 4E, wide doge he had. The words shell cordovan did sound familiar. Yes, a restoration. T=M, time equals money....... everyday.
you have made quarantine bearable for so many people. i have insomnia and have watched nearly all of your uploads. thank you for uploading your videos and sharing your process with the world xx
Yes, I do like the shirt and tie, you wear it really well 💖
And I do enjoy the skit of provoking a hater near the start.
Good to hear you’re well, wasn’t worried but I really enjoy your chatter as it’s companionable
A beautiful looking pair if shoes Steve, I love watching a craftsman at work, even though I am not in the industry. Great work.
Look at you!!! You have been looking sharp Mister!
Great closeups. Enjoy watching you repair Leather goods.
12 hours of work and then 800 Dollars, that's really not much indeed actually, . People sometimes forget what someone's time is worth. Very nice job, I'm not a guy for super duper detail everywhere, I usually don't like the extra metal bits on the front. But this one is actually nice, not too much. :)
Hi Steve, it’s very nice of you to mention a cobbler in the UK, I will look him up. Love your work 👍 let’s continue.
Well that was a lot off work ,but nice to see al de different things in 1 shoe ,👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️thx for the vlog and your time Steve ,🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄see you next time
Your channel has made me a connoisseur of shoe construction. These shoes are going to be robust and stylish for the rest of the owner's life. Worth every penny if you consider the craftsman labor and no-expense-spared materials.
Hi Steve, 12 hours of an artist's times is worth every penny of the job! Great video, beautiful shoe and nice to share a coffee with you. Love and respect to you and yours from the UK 👍
What can I say? Another Masterclass showing true craftsmanship. Great viewing Steve. Thanks.
Shine on
I love the way the shoe looks with the bras eyelets and the contrast you did wit the blue strings gave the shoe a distinctive look. I wish I could find a pair that look like this although I probably never will. Great work!!!
Lookin' spiffy there Steve! I know people are always shocked by how much a quality shoe repair/restore/Betovated job costs, but a quality job means those shoes can last at least another 10-15 years (and that works out to less than $75 a year, and you'd pay that if you were getting cheap shoes every year). Great work as always Steve and I still want to stop by and see you when I'm on the east coast some day!
Stunning Steve. After being at work, nothing better than relaxing with a cup of tea and watching your videos.
Top Notch, Mr Bedo. Many thanks for posting.
STEVE: Fabulous marketing idea: the cost of repair is in the video description!!! I believe when you do this, it will increase YOUR viewership!!!
Hey there sir! I have 2 pair of 30 year old Florsheim’s! I would enjoy having new welts, shanks, cork board, new heels, and metal tips on the front... that is so funny. Ppl...just need em don’t ya! I’m sorry I didn’t notice ur quietness? Hey man ur time, effort, and expertise are worth a lot more than u charge...u make me laugh 😂 with the comments of some of your audience#!
$865 might sound steep but given the amount of stuff that needed to be done, it was worth the money. You're paying for the expertise of the cobbler, not just parts and labor. Old school shoe cobblers are rare these days and if taken care of, those shoes will easily last 20 years or more. Bravo Zulu, Steve.
Once again delighted to see an artist doing his thing 👏🏻
A nice pair of shoes in the beginning but after that restoration they are stunning loved the work again Steve that heel work with those nails finishes them of nicely 👍
Love watching your work and your philosophy about doing a job right!
You are truly amazing wonderful cobbler and your restoration work is beautiful, absolutely love your videos, our very very best wishes from Lockdown Reading England 🏴 xx❤️
You simply looked tired, I know the feeling. Sometimes I’m tired of being tired. Work is a blessing but sometimes I feel too blessed 🤣
Fantastic job Steve, as for the shaking it sounds a bit life my life long Stuttering, when I’m tired or stressed it gets more prevalent. Long ago as a child it used to worry me until one of my teachers said some of the greatest minds and artist stuttered! You have the hands of an artisan, so it’s character.
I remember having my Florsheim’s loafer I was upset with the break-in period bc the Cooper didn’t tell me. And I am a dummy...man they were tight! Anyway I got them back to my shape and of course I love em. I invest a lot of money in my shoes. My grandpa told me to. ‘Always buy good shoes, a suit, a car, etc, and u will be glad u did!” Thanks Grandpa! “To you sir” as I sip my 3rd cup of coffee!!! Yeah man, “Trigger em!”....
Loved the close up of pulling the stitch's!
The old adage springs to mind." You get what you pay for" Superb job ;-)
Finally got my dream job and one thing I want to buy, once I've made a bit of money and things return to in-person, is a pair of shoes from you. Can't wait for that, your work is incredible.
Man, it’s gorgeous piece of art!
A quality pair of shoes coupled with your workmanship = A timeless piece of art that will last for many years.
I wonder if there’s such craftsmen like you in the place I’m at.
Keep up the great work!
the JR soles always looks amazing. Thanks for sharing your work.
Of course he knows how to dress, he is from Lebanon. Amazing country and people with style. Beirut was one amazing city till August this year. Good memories of visits to Lebanon to see my cousin and her Lebanese husband. Lots of wonderful memories of the country and people. As for the shoes, superlative job.
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Money well spend on an outstanding job....and he´s right it was a restoration, cheers.
4.30am. Good job you go in for that special coffee brew.
Great job Superman! Nice gift a homage to the GMT Batman!
The shoes are gorgeous tremendous restoration it came out as new. Best video with five stars ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Love watching a master craftsman at work.
Great change of appearance there Steve. Nice job as always, the shoes are worth what the consumer pays for them. Just like anything in this world. Value is built into them. God bless brother.
Hey Steve, I just wanted to say I appreciate what you do! And wanted to say thanks for uploading regularly!
I can’t stop watching, love these videos and his laugh
Wow Bedo you have outdone yourself. Those shoes turned out beautiful.
Just very handsome attire! I was fine with you not talking on the last video, however you feel like doing it. I do enjoy you talking about what you are doing and I really enjoy you talking about the names of things and the mini education you give too! Keep up the great work. Merry Christmas Steve.
I love chillin out and watching your videos, they're so relaxing to me. Especially HAMMER TIME!!! Much love, keep doin what you're doin.
Man this job looks extensive, but man is it worth it.
The client got what was paid for. Whenever possible, buy top quality. Over the long haul, you wind up spending less.
Absolutely beautiful. Your Imperial videos are my favorites, and this one is my favorite of those. Great work.
the conditioning is becoming my favorite part of the shoe videos
Wow what a great job! I love watching your work! So cool .
Love the shirt and tie! Very dapper! Suits you well!
Lovely tie you have there.. ;-)
I've learnt so much from you. Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge!
DAYUM, STEVE! Those are phenomenal, absolutely!!! Hats off to the one and only actual Shoe Wizard! 🧙♂️👞👢👠
Amazing job. Like a wooden yatch !! And the Nails are the touch
Great work...as usual. Looking smart as well.
Great video thanks, first pair of man’s dress shoes my father bought for me were these shoes same brand and color 8R , $149.00 in 1962.
INCREDIBLE job. They are gorgeous.
Wow, Steve! You outdid yourself. Yes, a restoration and not a repair, but how else to get such a beautiful shoe that isn't made any longer? Thank you for doing what you do and for sharing with the world the details of your high quality craftsmanship. Worth every penny, in my opinion!
Btw, thanks for plugging the other two craftspeople. Subbed to CobblerG and will check out the ties! Happy to support small, quality-focused businesses such as your own!
I enjoy both types of videos - with you talkin and with you just doing your thing. I look forward to your posts!
4.30am!!! are you kidding me El Stevo!! Bet your Mrs loves this!! ha ha! (and in a shirt and tie??)x
Wow your attention to detail is phenomenal!
I love the therapeutic feel of all your videos. Also super informative!
Master class work. Good show.
OMG,
They look absolutely gorgeous!!!!
Nice work Steve, very nice. If only you were in the uk I’d have all my shoes worked on by yourself. Love the attention to detail!
Your childhood drawing tattoo is looking real nice. Makes that forearm *POP* like colored stitching. Just don't go broguing your arm now.😄
The video production values on this episode is top drawer. Well done, my friend.
On your hand shaking, my left hand shakes too. Started after receiving a traumatic brain injury back in 93, car wreck, only spent around 72 days in the hospital. They had to teach me how
To do almost everything, used to be an aircraft mechanic could not do that anymore.
Aw man sucks, hope you’re well
I love hearing you talk but I also love the quiet and focusing on the job.
Very nice work! High quality craftsmanship!
my favorite kind of shoe I haven't been able to afford yet, lol. those came out STUNNING!
Steve, the close up camera shots are top notch! Very nice detail man. Happy Holiday to you and your family.
Such a beautiful job, Steve. I imagine you get such satisfaction doing this level of restoration work on your favorite style of shoe.
0430 & in a TIE now that is being fashionable. Looks very professional & you are right it is nice to go into a shop & see smartly dressed greeter.
33:58 My middle school principal used to say something similar. Every day when school started, he would give us an inspirational message on the PA system before leading us in the pledge of allegiance, and he always ended his monologues with "Make it a great day or not, the choice is yours." What you said there reminds me of that. Thanks for the memories!
Amazing work! I love your videos i find them so entertaining and relaxing! Cheers from Mexico
Once again a great job and like you I love these shoes as well. Didn’t think I would like the brass eyelets but they turned out great. Thanks for the video.
Thank you, Steve. Appreciate you so much! 🙏
beautiful work a true artist
Very impressive work. Thank for showing all this. It inspired me to put on my identical shoe (9&1/2D) that I haven't worn in 30 years. Walked down the block looking at Christmas lights.
My pair has some epoxy at the sole tips where there was some separation, & a dab where the sole wore a hole- otherwise original & shiny. 'Wingtips' they were called. Comfortable!
Beautiful restoration Steve!
Steve! Was just ribbing you about giving use the silent treatment on the last video. Wow...the Florsheim's really came out looking fantastic!! Well done good sir!
Love the shirt and tie Steve looking good . Another brilliant job well done