I am an old lady (this month 74) but I was always very fond of good shoes. I was born after the Second Wold War in south east Europe and during my childhood I was wearing something ugly and uncomfortably that they called "shoes". It was made of bad materials and with bad skills. It was considered quite normal to have bloody blisters on your feet if you wear new shoes. During the winter, they soaked wet and become hard as hardboard when dried. I was very happy when in my teenage years got a pair of beautiful Italian shoes. The first time in my life I was able to wear shoes without blisters, very comfortable and very beautiful. That was the beginning of my love story with shoes and later, as adult, I made a big collection of beautiful Italian shoes. I took very good care of them. I kept them on wooden forms, cleaned and polished them almost every day and gave them to be repaired to the good cobblers. They have been real masters of their trade and every fixing was done fully professional, like this video. Unfortunately, at the beginning of eighties, many of them closed their business due to the lack of clients. The era of cheap plastic shoes began and this cheap and ugly shoes were not worth of any investment in money or labor. What a shame! The time changes, fashion changes, people changes, but I am happy that real artisans are still existing.
@@leticia9281 Thank you for your kind comment. Unfortunately, I am not anymore able to wear my beloved Italian shoes. Ten years ago I had serious problems with my legs and feet and turned to the sneakers and slippers. It was clear that I have to do something with my shoes. It was out of question to put them into the garbage. I decide to give them to someone who can wear them and enjoy wearing them. Close to my flat lived a lady, younger than myself, who wore the same size. She was nice person, hard working women devoted to her children and family. She never had a pleasure to buy something expensive and nice for herself because it was always more important to buy something for children or family. So, I took few big cardboard boxes, put all my beloved shoes in, together with wooden forms, brushes, special clothes for shinning and other stuff, and gave it to her. She was very surprised and grateful. She wore my shoes for years (some are still alive and in use) and kept telling me that my gift was real miracle to her because she never experienced such comfort and beauty. I am glad that my story had a nice ending and that my shoes gave pleasure to the other person.
@@leticialima1088 Dear Leticia, thank you very much again for your kind comment. It made me very happy that my comment was understood and liked. Obviously, English is not my first language so I am glad that my comment was so well received. If you like, you may be my virtual grand daughter. Being old as I am doesn't necessary means to be bitter and unpleasant as many of my age are. I had very unconventional and good life that made me happy old lady still interesting in and loving other people. If you like, you may contact me by e-mail address: biserka46@gmail.com and I am sure that we can find many subjects of mutual interest.
" Don't lose hope ! I am a widow lady who has three grown children and my husband named our only daughter Chanel because he would give me Chanel# 5 perfume, etc. and being the man that he was he didn't believe that he could help make a girl... LoL Don't lose hope; love is a living thing and may God bless you with this love in your life ! "
These videos also educate us about different ways of living in different countries. I am from India. It is very common in my country to get a shoe repaired from a cobbler. An average person buys average shoes and gets them repaired. From most comments I think this does not happen in most countries. But fast fashion is reaching everywhere. Many young people find it embarrassing to get things repaired. I hope this culture of getting things repaired and reusing them will never get lost.
Same here in México, so many stores closing down cause younger generations are getting used to a lot of cheap items that are easy to throw away rather than a small amount of good items that will work for life as long as you take care of them and repair if needed.
In Canada it is hard to find someone to repair shoes. And not with this precision. We buy special glue and polish and try to fix them ourselves. Sometimes the shoe company will repair them.
I am Canadian living in Italy. Here the neighborhood cobbler is very busy. I buy second hand good shoes and ask him to repair little things or I bring him my old shoe that he gives a new life. The same with the electrician in his tiny shop. He is very busy repairing chandelier and other electric appliances that where well made and still can be repaired. The sewing machine repair man...The last example is the copper artisan in the old town. He repairs and re-tin our copper pots and pans. He was telling me that if the nephew is not taking over he will have to close shop when he will retire.
My grandfather was a cobbler and boot maker and really cared for people's shoes and boots. He came from an era where people didn't throw shoes away but rather mended them. I used to love watching him work and he mended belt and ladies handbags there were no man made materials only leather. I still remember the smell of the leathers and glue it brings back many happy memories
A lot of people do. I take shoes to a cobbler all the time. There are plenty of cobblers in my town, so I can’t be the only one. I would never let it get this far like the owner of these shoes did. She must have walked around in them looking like this for a while.
The transformation is incredible. I could cry when I think of some of the beautiful comfortable leather shoes I threw out. I wish I had seen this earlier
This is so inspiring and beautiful. I hope is the younger generations don't settle for fast fashion and keep on repairing things. There's such magic to it. I recently brought back to life an old pair of converse who were used for 3 years already. The canvas color was washed out so i painted them and a design on them. The rubber is still okay to wear, so just got them some new years of life. I hope it spreads. Even not so fancy shoes can be used for more than people would think.
God, I'm going to cry now. My late great-grandmother had similar shoes. She was given them by her only husband who was the commander of a submarine and could afford such a luxury. She stood at her husband's funeral in these shoes. In her last photo, she was wearing the same shoes.
I've never seen anything like this.... coming from a day and age where we just discard and buy new, it gives a deep appreciation for the work and craftsmanship that goes into well-made products, and the beauty of restoration. Thank you for sharing. :)
I restored and redesigned a pair of kitten heels my aunt threw away, inspired in Chanel's signature colors. This video reminded me a lot of them. Great job, love your work.
Shoe repair is one of the services offered by my family's franchise. Unfortunately we can't give quite as much love and attention to the shoes we repair as this amazing person, but it's really cool finding the similarities! My favourite thing to do is clean and polish leather shoes, the transformation is awesome. We had a customer once who refused to believe the shoes we gave her were her own, they looked so different haha. :D
If you like this, watch The Repair Shop on Netflix. Skilled craftsmen repairing heirlooms and antiques. Fascinating to watch them work and bring an old item back to life.
Sometimes they have no history. I have ones in that condition and it's all because I stepped on water (the whole shoes) it was raining a lot and I didn't care.
This is one of my favorite videos. Not only for how it clears my mind, totally blank & open. I’m now free to write my music. The creative door is now open. I sometimes come here to erase my stress & adrenaline . Plus I learn how old, worn shoes are skillfully brought back to beautiful condition. Bravo to the artisan!
This is my favorite video on your channel. I keep coming back for it. I’ve been watching it every time I can’t sleep or have a bad headache and can’t sleep because of that. This sooths me in a way I can’t describe. I never understood asmr untill this video years ago. I fall asleep with these sounds and my husband then turns my phone off for me 😂
@@SnowWhite-sd9mr you know, old people would want to leave memories of them behind to their loved ones when they die, if my grandma gave me this kind of pretty vintage stuff i'd keep it forever
@@eileenhall44 I can totally understand why someone would get tingles. My fave asmr is page turning, for some reason, but everyone has their "thing" that gives them chills and scalp tingles. I love these Vetiver videos because they're relaxing to me...I don't care about the "tingles" all the time.
워낙 출중하셔서 수선하시면서 이미 돈 많이 버셨을 것 같지만, 그래도 그간 시간과 노력을 들여 쌓은 사장님의 실력이 이렇게 유튜브를 통해 많은 사람들에게 알려지고 인정받으니 제가 괜히 다 기분이 좋네요~ 자랑스런 한국의 수선장인이 외국인들에게 알려져서 뿌듯하기도 하구요^^ 영상 너무 잘 봤습니다
Omg that was very satisfying! I love clean and especially to see leather my favorite material restored! I never knew such a level of expertise and craftsmanship, thanks so much.
I want to learn these skills. When I take my shoes to the cobbler for repair, the very practical employee always questions if it’s worth the labor costs vs the original cost of the shoes. I tell him, it’s about using the shoes until they’re completely done. It’s so environmentally friendly to repair vs discard. Also, if an animal has died for me to wear leather shoes, I owe it to the animal to get as much life out of those shoes as I can.
100% agree. More eco friendly then to discard. These Chanel shoes where well loved. Preparing them for someone else to love. Maybe a shoe collector will charish the hard work and effort into makeing this shoe
Unfortunately not so many people understand where a shoe comes from.... Let along where it goes when you throw them away. It's going into earth people. Your planet earth. Your backyard so to say....
Especially well-made leather shoes. Sadly most of the shoes now are so cheaply made, they are a shameful waste and can't be repaired. Buy quality if you can find it!
I have shoes that are 30 years old and they look brand new. I grew up in a quality family owned shoe store. There I was taught how to care for my shoes. I have always opted for fewer shoes but ones I love and are good quality. Getting them repaired makes them just like new.
I couldn't stop watching the transformation of the shoe. You are truly an expert to take a worn out expensive pair of loved shoes into that new looking pair. You are 👍 Good!!!
Este vídeo me hizo recordar cuando trabajé en fábricas y talleres de calzado en mi juventud! Me gustaba todo lo que hacía. Yo era adornadora de calzado para dama y caballero,le daba el toque final. También lo empacaba para enviarlo fuera de la ciudad. Buen video y buen trabajo!
I have a cobbler that I frequently take my shoes to for detailing like this in Tijuana that charges me $180 pesos, or about $10 USD for two pairs. I never imagined the amount of time it goes into this craft so next time I go I will be sure to give him a more appropriate tip.
This is like the complete opposite of that "for sale: baby shoes, never worn" story. To see something well loved be treated with love and care is very touching. Thank you for sharing your craft ❤️
What patience, creativity and SKILL! It makes me so sad that shoe cobblers are one of the lowest paid professions in my country. We need to re-prioritize our values; quality not quantity.
I Agree, and You Can't Find Many GOOD ONES. That what we did back in the day, get things Refreshed, we weren't So Wasteful and took so much for Granted.
Adara Relgnel yeah, this video was heavily edited (shortened) and still took 20 mins. What it would cost to employ this guy isn’t worth thinking about. But these shoes are about £400 so maybe ....
Vintage Kitty I married a cobbler. Always loved watching him. He’s gone now but I still have the machinery. There is no market for it except for the metal if you junk it. So sad.
really satisfying to watch. if only we'd all restore our shoes and valued items there would be less waste in this world and it makes us appreciate what we buy and own more.
@@TheRubinre i don't think u have to buy Chanel or any other couture fashion brand. Even a favourite shoe because you had a lovely memory wearing it...could probably be restored. He restored a guys canvas converse shoes!
@@9catlover - I know it's not about the name. But I always think it's wise to really invest in a good quality of every fashion item. I've always wanted a lot of stuff in various styles. So I am just learning minimalism!! How much do you think these flats are/were? Does he ever show his face?
@@QuyenTran-hh5lg may be....but old things brings us very negative energy. We schould keep our dear persons un our hearts, not in old things, it is the best way.
You sir, are an artist! 👏 I have a shoe repair person in my city who is also very skilled - I have 25 year old designer shoes that he has repaired to look like new, and he takes wonderful care of all my shoes for me. Keep posting these videos to inspire people to save and take care of their beautiful shoes instead of throwing them away. The cost of the repairs is a fraction of the cost for a pair of replacement shoes and worth every penny.
@@justagirl8757 no not at all! I mean not in my country at least, lol. I recently splurged on heavily discounted second hand designer on Vestiaire Collective, got it re-soled and it is a small fraction of the cost of the shoes. After the work, the total spent still a fraction of what other ppl paid the shoes brand new for. I'm so so happy! Lol.
These days where I live, it's difficult enough finding somewhere to just get new soles and heels put on shoes, let alone anything as complicated as this. It's a really brilliant job you did on these Chanel flats 👍.
Enhorabuena!! Es usted un verdadero artista de la reparación y restauración. Ha dado vida a lo que estaba casi muerto y demolido por el uso. Gracias por su impagable trabajo.
I have a completely new found appreciation and level of respect for not only shoemakers but anyone who has a restorative quality to the way they go about life. What care and detail this individual takes in their craft. Thank you for sharing
Таких мастеров я давно не видела. С такой любовью относящихся к обуви.Браво.❤❤❤❤❤.Пусть как можно дольше процветает талант. Удачи Вам в вашем труде и побольше талантливых учеников.
Это бренд. Это не подделка..Это качество. Комфорт. Качество кожи. При пошиве-каждый миллиметр- по лекалу. Носить - одно удовольствие. Такая новая пара может стоить и 300 долларов. И больше.. Кто не может разбрасываться такими деньгами и любит свои ножки- для него такая реставрация - это подарок...Иногда и 10 новых туфлей не идут в сравнение с любимыми....
10,000,000 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
가죽 염색약 혹시 어떤 거 쓰시는지 알 수 있을까요?
人也可以這樣改造嗎？
You are a magician!
ok
@@SASA-zl2cb az emberek sajàt magukat alakítjàk . szabadok. Szabadbakartauk van. Azzà legetnek akivé akarnak. Viktor Emil Frankl
I am an old lady (this month 74) but I was always very fond of good shoes. I was born after the Second Wold War in south east Europe and during my childhood I was wearing something ugly and uncomfortably that they called "shoes". It was made of bad materials and with bad skills. It was considered quite normal to have bloody blisters on your feet if you wear new shoes. During the winter, they soaked wet and become hard as hardboard when dried. I was very happy when in my teenage years got a pair of beautiful Italian shoes. The first time in my life I was able to wear shoes without blisters, very comfortable and very beautiful. That was the beginning of my love story with shoes and later, as adult, I made a big collection of beautiful Italian shoes. I took very good care of them. I kept them on wooden forms, cleaned and polished them almost every day and gave them to be repaired to the good cobblers. They have been real masters of their trade and every fixing was done fully professional, like this video. Unfortunately, at the beginning of eighties, many of them closed their business due to the lack of clients. The era of cheap plastic shoes began and this cheap and ugly shoes were not worth of any investment in money or labor. What a shame! The time changes, fashion changes, people changes, but I am happy that real artisans are still existing.
Very nice story! Hope you’re still rocking good shoes!
@@leticia9281 Thank you for your kind comment. Unfortunately, I am not anymore able to wear my beloved Italian shoes. Ten years ago I had serious problems with my legs and feet and turned to the sneakers and slippers. It was clear that I have to do something with my shoes. It was out of question to put them into the garbage. I decide to give them to someone who can wear them and enjoy wearing them. Close to my flat lived a lady, younger than myself, who wore
the same size. She was nice person, hard working women devoted to her children and family. She never had a pleasure to buy something expensive and nice for herself because it was always more important to buy something for children or family. So, I took few big cardboard boxes, put all my beloved shoes in, together with wooden forms, brushes, special clothes for shinning and other stuff, and gave it to her. She was very surprised and grateful. She wore my shoes for years (some are still alive and in use) and kept telling me that my gift was real miracle to her because she never experienced such comfort and beauty. I am glad that my story had a nice ending and that my shoes gave pleasure to the other person.
Lady, I don't know who you are, but i already love you and want you to be my grandma!
this was really cool to read. thanks for sharing your story
@@leticialima1088 Dear Leticia, thank you very much again for your kind comment. It made me very happy that my comment was understood and liked. Obviously, English is not my first language so I am glad that my comment was so well received. If you like, you may be my virtual grand daughter. Being old as I am doesn't necessary means to be bitter and unpleasant as many of my age are. I had very unconventional and good life that made me happy old lady still interesting in and loving other people. If you like, you may contact me by e-mail address: biserka46@gmail.com and I am sure that we can find many subjects of mutual interest.
My goal in life is to find someone who cares for me the way you care for these shoes.
" Don't lose hope !
I am a widow lady who has three grown children and my husband named our only daughter Chanel because he would give me Chanel# 5 perfume, etc. and being the man that he was he didn't believe that he
could help make a girl... LoL
Don't lose hope; love is a living thing and may God bless you with this love in your life ! "
Jesus
So, you must do first, if looking for ones who care for the shoes as they care for u.
jeff young Awe, that’s sweet💕
I think it should be you taking care for someone just like he did with the shoes!!
Its called a GIVE and take relationship!🤗🤗🤗🤗
These videos also educate us about different ways of living in different countries. I am from India. It is very common in my country to get a shoe repaired from a cobbler. An average person buys average shoes and gets them repaired. From most comments I think this does not happen in most countries.
But fast fashion is reaching everywhere. Many young people find it embarrassing to get things repaired. I hope this culture of getting things repaired and reusing them will never get lost.
Same here in México, so many stores closing down cause younger generations are getting used to a lot of cheap items that are easy to throw away rather than a small amount of good items that will work for life as long as you take care of them and repair if needed.
In Canada it is hard to find someone to repair shoes. And not with this precision. We buy special glue and polish and try to fix them ourselves. Sometimes the shoe company will repair them.
kinda same in Perú
I am Canadian living in Italy. Here the neighborhood cobbler is very busy. I buy second hand good shoes and ask him to repair little things or I bring him my old shoe that he gives a new life. The same with the electrician in his tiny shop. He is very busy repairing chandelier and other electric appliances that where well made and still can be repaired. The sewing machine repair man...The last example is the copper artisan in the old town. He repairs and re-tin our copper pots and pans. He was telling me that if the nephew is not taking over he will have to close shop when he will retire.
Magyar vagyok. Euròpa. Itt is javitanak cipöt. Mindent javitanak. Amit nem kell nem dobnak a szemétbe. Szegények vannak többen.
My grandfather was a cobbler and boot maker and really cared for people's shoes and boots. He came from an era where people didn't throw shoes away but rather mended them. I used to love watching him work and he mended belt and ladies handbags there were no man made materials only leather. I still remember the smell of the leathers and glue it brings back many happy memories
He sounds like a very caring and loving person🤍😊. Also your comment needs more likes
This is the same kind of satisfaction as when Woody was being cleaned up and painted in Toy Story
Yes! I was just thinking about this!
thank you! i was searching for this comment lol
I was thinking of that tooo 😅
ASMR
Alot of miles put on those shoes and now good for another round! When they are your favourites, DON'T throw them away! Restore them. 😊
When the tan paint came out the perfect color, I almost broke out into a slow clap. Fabulous job!
Yes, I mean how is this even possible, There are so many colors in this world 😱
Ash Curry yes 😂👏🏽
@@sarah5427 color theory. There was actually knowledge of that put to use. Artists do this all day long!
Me too!! :)
Hi I'm just the 1k that like your post and that the first time ✨
Lmaoo gosh when he put the old one side by side all I was thinking was dang now he has to do the other shoe too😩
😂😆😁
Эти туфли давно было пора выбросить,такие старые и стоптанные,но мастеру респект. Очень большая и объемистая работа. Легче новые купить!
@@deefa6252 🤣🤣🤣😞😅😅
당신 한국인이었어요...? 6:58
자막도 없는데 제목이 한국어로 번역되어 있는 게 이상하다 했더니 한국인... 놀랍다
여긴 어디죠?😍
this is fantastic, I dunno if someone has mentioned this but it feels like I'm watching that one scene from toy story
you know the one
"You can't rush art"
No not rlly
blah blah blah omg your so right!!! I love that part of the movie 🍿
6:58 for the toy story characters too!
The music is the blamer!
Imagine if everybody fixed things instead of throwing everything away
Imagine if everyone could afford to buy the tools necessary to restore things
A lot of people do. I take shoes to a cobbler all the time. There are plenty of cobblers in my town, so I can’t be the only one.
I would never let it get this far like the owner of these shoes did. She must have walked around in them looking like this for a while.
Lmao I don't have time for that
I wish to know how. I think nowadays all the products are such low quality, they are made to be thrown again in less than a year.
If everybody fixed things instead of throwing them away, China would be as poor as Sudan.
The transformation is incredible. I could cry when I think of some of the beautiful comfortable leather shoes I threw out. I wish I had seen this earlier
You would have to find someone first with this level of expertise, and for the amount of work put in, I don't suppose it would come cheap.
Unbelievable... I can’t imagine how hard this job is, but it’s so satisfying and has such a beautiful result ❤️
youtube: hey, wanna watch a person repairing an old shoe
my brain: okay
me: but it's 1 a.m. i-
my brain: *just watch it*
6am for me-
Same stuff kinda scary
00:46 here... 😂
It's 5:30am for me 😥
3 am here...
I never thought that repairing shoes could be so romantic
🤣
Hahahaha
Beautiful isn't it?
Gim Y yes
@@vcdios todavia quedo feo
샤넬 신발: 이제 그만 날 놓아줘...
수선 전 수준이 거의 백날 천날 신은거 같네요...
저도 이생각.. 이쯤하면 그만 신자..
This is so inspiring and beautiful. I hope is the younger generations don't settle for fast fashion and keep on repairing things. There's such magic to it. I recently brought back to life an old pair of converse who were used for 3 years already. The canvas color was washed out so i painted them and a design on them. The rubber is still okay to wear, so just got them some new years of life. I hope it spreads. Even not so fancy shoes can be used for more than people would think.
God, I'm going to cry now. My late great-grandmother had similar shoes. She was given them by her only husband who was the commander of a submarine and could afford such a luxury. She stood at her husband's funeral in these shoes. In her last photo, she was wearing the same shoes.
:(
😟❤️
If you still have those around please repair them😢
Some shoes are just meant to be a part of your life forever
@@ElenaPaun no, with every scratch and rip, there’s a memory
I've never seen anything like this.... coming from a day and age where we just discard and buy new, it gives a deep appreciation for the work and craftsmanship that goes into well-made products, and the beauty of restoration. Thank you for sharing. :)
I restored and redesigned a pair of kitten heels my aunt threw away, inspired in Chanel's signature colors. This video reminded me a lot of them. Great job, love your work.
Золотые руки у мастера. Умница,Респект.
Shoe repair is one of the services offered by my family's franchise. Unfortunately we can't give quite as much love and attention to the shoes we repair as this amazing person, but it's really cool finding the similarities! My favourite thing to do is clean and polish leather shoes, the transformation is awesome. We had a customer once who refused to believe the shoes we gave her were her own, they looked so different haha. :D
Let's face it, we did not search for this ❤
*Edit: Omg! 4.6K likes! I guess you feel what I feel lol God Bless!*
But I'm still glad I clicked
I actually did
I didn't. I came from a music video.
Unfortunately, I just did. XD
Wency that’s the beauty about it
Золотые руки,я в восхищении!!! ♥️♥️♥️👍👍👍
You are indeed an artist! Thank you for making this video. Here’s to the return of true masters such as yourself 😀
So glad there was no annoying music/talking just the sound of materials and equipments!
Yep...good old ASMR
Me to i hate the whispering and tongue clicking really grates on me
Timea Timbo omg I was just thinking the same thing!!!
Yes and the volume of.it, just big! Like it!
Yes i thought it was just me annoyed with tht background music
Can’t believe I just watched a video of someone restoring a pair of shoes and actually enjoyed it...!
Noelle Page that’s exactly how I feel!
This work is worth the Time to see it !!!
Awesome ❤️❤️❤️
Noelle Page ASMR.
Noelle Page I agree! A master at work! I didn’t know leather could be scrubbed so hard!
Just one shoe, the fact that the other got no treatment gave me creeps, so enjoyment, then unhappy at the end :/
역시.... 이런 의지의 금손인이 한국인이 아닐 리 없지....
너무 멋진 장인의 솜씨입니다👍
I’m not sure how this got in my recommended list but i really enjoyed the craftsmanship. What a cool visual and sensory experiwnce:)
YES! The "sensory "experience! Awesome!
I couldn't agree more !
If you like this, watch The Repair Shop on Netflix. Skilled craftsmen repairing heirlooms and antiques. Fascinating to watch them work and bring an old item back to life.
Me too!
Same here
This shoe done got a face peel ,haircut some implants, fillers all that shiz.
😂😂😂
🤣😂😹right?!!!
Coco Chanel would be proud. My favorite Netflix Show is The Repair Shop. These people are true artist. Repair not replace. Good for Mother Earth.
Carolyn Smith yup very good for Mother Earth ❤️❤️❤️
Angel Gardner , you win for best comment!!
Молодец, дал обуви вторую жизнь,золо тые руки
Amei!! Que capricho, amo trabalhos caprichados, um mestre da arte da sapataria! Parabéns!! Congrats!
i actually love the fact how it makes you wonder the history behind this old shoes
Just thought about it also. Nearly could see this lady walking with them before the restore.
Sometimes they have no history. I have ones in that condition and it's all because I stepped on water (the whole shoes) it was raining a lot and I didn't care.
😍 nice
@Doubleshot ú
Yes me too.
this guy is a real artist
He is a master at his art
Is her
This is one of my favorite videos. Not only for how it clears my mind, totally blank & open. I’m now free to write my music. The creative door is now open. I sometimes come here to erase my stress & adrenaline . Plus I learn how old, worn shoes are skillfully brought back to beautiful condition. Bravo to the artisan!
This is my favorite video on your channel. I keep coming back for it. I’ve been watching it every time I can’t sleep or have a bad headache and can’t sleep because of that. This sooths me in a way I can’t describe. I never understood asmr untill this video years ago. I fall asleep with these sounds and my husband then turns my phone off for me 😂
Chanel shoes: you can gift them to your grandchild
Forever 21 shoes: won’t last you through lunch
Chanel is an expensive brand so them lasting long would be expected
@@Naz-wm4ho Forever 21 shoes are also pretty expensive but that's because they're overpriced not good quality
@@jorted_julimak thats why theyre bankrupt now lol
Understandable but why would u gift shoes to your grandchild? What if shes nowhere the same size???
@@SnowWhite-sd9mr you know, old people would want to leave memories of them behind to their loved ones when they die, if my grandma gave me this kind of pretty vintage stuff i'd keep it forever
Is nobody gonna talk about how he perfectly matched the light tan leather pigment??!???!?!??
beca antunez I was 🤯🤯
I bet he is channel employee 🧐
Incredible!
He matched the color with an specifical formula probable based in grams or drops of colors
He is a real artist
I love the respect with which he takes the shoes from the beginning before repairing them is amazing 🤩
Who would have ever thought someone repair a shoe would put me to sleep instantly. Best ASMR on RUclips.
I don't watch your videos for the "tingles" but for your artistry and it's just so relaxing to watch.
Me too, and it sound so wrong to say tingles omg XD
Julie W ช
I'm definitely getting tingles u///u
@@eileenhall44 I can totally understand why someone would get tingles. My fave asmr is page turning, for some reason, but everyone has their "thing" that gives them chills and scalp tingles. I love these Vetiver videos because they're relaxing to me...I don't care about the "tingles" all the time.
@@juliew1426 I was talking a different type o tiingle lol
워낙 출중하셔서 수선하시면서 이미 돈 많이 버셨을 것 같지만, 그래도 그간 시간과 노력을 들여 쌓은 사장님의 실력이 이렇게 유튜브를 통해 많은 사람들에게 알려지고 인정받으니 제가 괜히 다 기분이 좋네요~ 자랑스런 한국의 수선장인이 외국인들에게 알려져서 뿌듯하기도 하구요^^ 영상 너무 잘 봤습니다
혹시 주소알수있을까요?
이런게 정말 명품의 가치같아요:)
명품손콜라보 짝짝 구독하구 갑니다😍
Fantástico! Que cuidado e carinho! Parabéns pelo seu trabalho👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I love that theres no talking. No music during the process just the sound of brushes etc.
Same here. It's peaceful.
As someone who loves shoes, having a favourite pair restores back to being able to enjoy them again is everything
Omg that was very satisfying! I love clean and especially to see leather my favorite material restored! I never knew such a level of expertise and craftsmanship, thanks so much.
It is so nice to see anything being loved, cared for and transformed
I want to learn these skills. When I take my shoes to the cobbler for repair, the very practical employee always questions if it’s worth the labor costs vs the original cost of the shoes. I tell him, it’s about using the shoes until they’re completely done. It’s so environmentally friendly to repair vs discard. Also, if an animal has died for me to wear leather shoes, I owe it to the animal to get as much life out of those shoes as I can.
That is such a humble but noble attitude
100% agree. More eco friendly then to discard. These Chanel shoes where well loved. Preparing them for someone else to love. Maybe a shoe collector will charish the hard work and effort into makeing this shoe
Unfortunately not so many people understand where a shoe comes from.... Let along where it goes when you throw them away. It's going into earth people. Your planet earth. Your backyard so to say....
Especially well-made leather shoes. Sadly most of the shoes now are so cheaply made, they are a shameful waste and can't be repaired. Buy quality if you can find it!
I have shoes that are 30 years old and they look brand new. I grew up in a quality family owned shoe store. There I was taught how to care for my shoes. I have always opted for fewer shoes but ones I love and are good quality. Getting them repaired makes them just like new.
she made sure she got her money’s worth on this shoes....and the repair was done by a master! no doubt!
she went to cancun and back by foot those poor soes were destroyed
Some things bring back memories to us. Some things are just not valuable for their price, but for the memories they bring to us
정성스런 시간으로 살려낸 신발ᆢ추천영상으로 떠서 몰입해서 보고가요.
멋지네요🍒
I couldn't stop watching the transformation of the shoe. You are truly an expert to take a worn out expensive pair of loved shoes into that new looking pair. You are 👍 Good!!!
Watching this video makes me imagine the shoes owner’s life.
How happy or busy she was with these shoes. It’s so good.
Gli artigiani così non esistono più, un vero peccato
What a great way of thinking !!
Действие завораживает!
6:58 당근빳다 외국분인줄 알고 와... 외국엔 이런 비디오도 만드는구나... 하고 보고있었는데 어디서 익숙한 언어가😂 완전깜짝 놀랐어요 20여분동안 힐링하고 갑니다 좋은영상 감사해요!!
What
저도 놀라서 들어온 1인ㅋ
Such high quality and detailed repair!! I’m so impressed
Este vídeo me hizo recordar cuando trabajé en fábricas y talleres de calzado en mi juventud! Me gustaba todo lo que hacía. Yo era adornadora de calzado para dama y caballero,le daba el toque final. También lo empacaba para enviarlo fuera de la ciudad. Buen video y buen trabajo!
Usas bailarinas 🥿🥿? Cuando te sientas que te gusta ponerte a hacer con ellas?
Te pasa que se salen solas las bailarinas o te las quitas al sentarte?
I have a cobbler that I frequently take my shoes to for detailing like this in Tijuana that charges me $180 pesos, or about $10 USD for two pairs. I never imagined the amount of time it goes into this craft so next time I go I will be sure to give him a more appropriate tip.
Hi! I live in San Diego can you tell me the name of the place for take care your shoes in Tijuana please?
얼굴도 이름도 모르는 누군가가 매기는 값어치보다는 스스로 다듬고 정성을 드린 제 자신이 빛나는 가치라고 느껴졌어요 감사합니다. 요새 감성이 벅차올라서 이런 영상 보고 감동을 받네요 ㅠㅠㅠㅠ;;
Incredible process to restore these beautiful shoes. Thank you for putting the life back into them so someone else can love them too!
This is like the complete opposite of that "for sale: baby shoes, never worn" story. To see something well loved be treated with love and care is very touching. Thank you for sharing your craft ❤️
진짜 예술가입니다
정성이 ...곳곳에 ㅡㅡ이것은 장인정신입니다
incredible how you match the pigment perfectly!!!
exactly, I never thought it needs a blue pigment :")
Pantone catalog
thats what the scale was for, to know that he has the right amount of each color
The fixed one is a bit too yellow
@@annabiing2570 totally agree. A bit different colour. And the new one not really good.
These are so beautiful. I love ballerina flats. You can tell these were loved. Glad to see they will be loved even longer now. I adore these videos.
Дело делается неторопясь, как сейчас обычно, а любовью и вкладывая, как говорят, душу. Приятно смотреть.. Низкий поклон, за терпение и мастерство.
What patience, creativity and SKILL! It makes me so sad that shoe cobblers are one of the lowest paid professions in my country. We need to re-prioritize our values; quality not quantity.
Really? In my country its cheaper to just buy new shows than pay one of these guys
I Agree, and You Can't Find Many GOOD ONES. That what we did back in the day, get things Refreshed, we weren't So Wasteful and took so much for Granted.
Adara Relgnel yeah, this video was heavily edited (shortened) and still took 20 mins. What it would cost to employ this guy isn’t worth thinking about. But these shoes are about £400 so maybe ....
Vintage Kitty I married a cobbler. Always loved watching him. He’s gone now but I still have the machinery. There is no market for it except for the metal if you junk it. So sad.
really satisfying to watch. if only we'd all restore our shoes and valued items there would be less waste in this world and it makes us appreciate what we buy and own more.
It's because the restoration is probably worth the same if not more than the shoes themselves.
Sometimes
It’s rlly not worth restoring and can cost you way more, and not everyone has time
Tbh
I agree. But I've never been able to afford a good-really high end item. Like things I wish I could; nice purse, shoes, jacket, jewelry.
@@TheRubinre i don't think u have to buy Chanel or any other couture fashion brand. Even a favourite shoe because you had a lovely memory wearing it...could probably be restored. He restored a guys canvas converse shoes!
@@9catlover - I know it's not about the name. But I always think it's wise to really invest in a good quality of every fashion item. I've always wanted a lot of stuff in various styles. So I am just learning minimalism!! How much do you think these flats are/were? Does he ever show his face?
Assistir essa restauração, valeu cada segundo, conseguiu trazer a beleza e a perfeição dessa obra de arte! Grata.
Expert craftsmanship and restoration. Bravo!
Imagine how happy is the woman who wore them at some point to see them like new again. You give life to things. 😍
The woman would be much more happy to habe a new pair of shoes)))))
@@user-uq4pp9qq7v why? Maybe that pair is given to her by her love ones that already pass away.
@@QuyenTran-hh5lg may be....but old things brings us very negative energy. We schould keep our dear persons un our hearts, not in old things, it is the best way.
Фен шуй и ваша удача russians be like
@@user-uq4pp9qq7vNo, old thing gives me a positive feeling like i keep a piece of History in my hands.
감동적이기까지 하네요.. 다시 모양 딱 잡힌 신발을 보니.. 장인 정신마저 느껴져요 손을 보면 젊으신거 같은데 정갈한 솜씨에 감탄 스럽습니다 영상 잘 봤어요😄
You sir, are an artist! 👏 I have a shoe repair person in my city who is also very skilled - I have 25 year old designer shoes that he has repaired to look like new, and he takes wonderful care of all my shoes for me. Keep posting these videos to inspire people to save and take care of their beautiful shoes instead of throwing them away. The cost of the repairs is a fraction of the cost for a pair of replacement shoes and worth every penny.
Que delicadeza no restauro....
Ficou lindo....
Me: Time to get some work done
RUclips: Hey, want to watch someone restore a shoe?
Me: Yeah, man, hit me up
Saul Good ikr
literally me right now
Same, I’m suppose to be cleaning my house. 😂
😂 😂 😂 😂
😂😂😂
잃어버린 기억을 되찾았어요. 초등학생 때 토요일에 학교 다녀오면 베란다에서 실내화를 빨곤 했는데 문득 이 소리를 들으니 그때가 생생하게 생각나네요. 좋으네요 💚
아 맞아요! 덕분에 저도 기억났네요. 감사합니다
МАСТЕР!
a work of art so beautiful what you did to these shoes I cannot even imagine all the ones you brought back to life have a lovely day !
Watching this process from start to finish is indeed very satisfying. That is an incredible skill!
Videos like these makes me wanna invest in high quality shoes knowing that they can be repaired.
Was thinking the same thing
Repair probably costs more than the shoe 😂
@@justagirl8757 no not at all! I mean not in my country at least, lol. I recently splurged on heavily discounted second hand designer on Vestiaire Collective, got it re-soled and it is a small fraction of the cost of the shoes. After the work, the total spent still a fraction of what other ppl paid the shoes brand new for. I'm so so happy! Lol.
Laine Lee it looks ugly
Yes! Good cobblers are absolutely incredible at what they do.
Why am I watching this and why can’t I stop
ScorpioMoon same here!! X
I right here with you like why didn't I turn lol it was interesting ☺️🤗
Right with u.... lol
Same girl.. same. I don't even wear this crap. LOL. It's the sounds. Very mesmerizing
I found it today. And bingeing tomarrow:)
These days where I live, it's difficult enough finding somewhere to just get new soles and heels put on shoes, let alone anything as complicated as this. It's a really brilliant job you did on these Chanel flats 👍.
Just when you think he’s finished there’s more!!!! Such a love for shoes!
살다살다 신발 수선 에이에스엠알을 보게되다니 ㅋㅋㅋ 쾌감과 힐링이 공존하는 영상 ㅋㅋ
I just feel like this is how love can heal us and how we in turn we can heal the world. Love is kind. Love is patient. Love is a beautiful thing.
Able WizzKid lol too cute
Lol
This whole speech came from someone cleaning designer shoes in asmr
Shoes are everything. Remember the red boots in Shindler's List. I can tell my life story through the shoes I wore. Impressive craftsmanship.
보다가 잠들어서 이제 일어났다... 잔잔해서 좋네요 ㅎㅎ
I would only trust him to pick my foundation shade 😂
처음엔 "저 정도면 새로 사지..." 색칠을 지나 이윽고 바느질이 시작되자 알 수 없는 감동이 밀려왔다..
Stupendous! Wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen this for myself. Great to think such craftsmanship is still around.
정성과 사랑이 느껴지는
예술입니다~~^^♡♡♡
Mate there's no way you're gonna be able to restore those shoes, they're beyond rep... oh
😂😂😂😂😂😂 that was me...now i am a believer
FreeGucciBoy same reaction here 😂😂😂
FreeGucciBoy the first video I watched of him repairing shoes I was like no way he can fix them
I love the sounds! Brushes, scissors, liquids...no commentary but the visual information.
Its still looks old and dirty
Whoever owned these shoes was like, "If I buy shoes this expensive, might as well wear them all the freaking time"
Which is the right thing to do!
Lmao 😂
pink galaxy princess Those shoes are not actually to be worn while dancing ballet.
So you’re saying you bought 3 pairs of shoes a week? 😒🙄
“I will even play soccer with them”
Why not ! I own a couple of things from chanel and if u don’t use them then why buy them . A waste of money if u don’t enjoy them .
Enhorabuena!! Es usted un verdadero artista de la reparación y restauración. Ha dado vida a lo que estaba casi muerto y demolido por el uso. Gracias por su impagable trabajo.
I'm so impressed with all of your skills, but especially your painting skill. Bravo.
Imagine the hundreds of paths walked by these shoes! And now they can walk even more!
You're so genuine. Jesus loves you and so do I
I have a completely new found appreciation and level of respect for not only shoemakers but anyone who has a restorative quality to the way they go about life. What care and detail this individual takes in their craft. Thank you for sharing
Браво мастеру!
Its just kind of 🧠👀 Abilty and knowledge .
Amazing Amazing 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👊🏽👊🏽
I truly appreciate your talent and hard work! 👍🏼❤️
Wow, what a beautiful transformation!! ❤️
Таких мастеров я давно не видела. С такой любовью относящихся к обуви.Браво.❤❤❤❤❤.Пусть как можно дольше процветает талант. Удачи Вам в вашем труде и побольше талантливых учеников.
Знаю 2 мастеров таких в Норильске.
В нашем случае,сказал бы мастер- выкинь или давай я выкину...
Ремонт для моей любимой бабушки.
Это бренд. Это не подделка..Это качество. Комфорт. Качество кожи. При пошиве-каждый миллиметр- по лекалу. Носить - одно удовольствие. Такая новая пара может стоить и 300 долларов. И больше.. Кто не может разбрасываться такими деньгами и любит свои ножки- для него такая реставрация - это подарок...Иногда и 10 новых туфлей не идут в сравнение с любимыми....
@@user-wk6um3yf8s может и так. Но модель бабская, лучше в мусорку. Ах, да-это же шанель
I found this so interesting to watch. In normal day living, we dont see this type of skill and craftsmanship. Amazing.
I am crying while watching this video. Amazing how people love the shoes. Thanks 💕