I always thought genuine leather shoes like these are expensive because of the original expensive materials used, now I know it's the handmade thing that is worth every penny spent on these shoes. Might never be able to afford them, but I can truly appreciate the skill. Impressive 👏🏻

@OjoRojo40 lol, Marx

You can buy used handmade dress shoes that aren't bespoke but would need resoling and restauration and get them restored. A proper restauration will make them as good as new and you can get nice shoes like these for relatively cheap. I found old oxfords in my size on ebay. They did not look good, but after restauration they look as good as new and felt new. I paid ~160 $ for everything. Well worth it.

This is what you would call bespoke meaning they make a last specifically in the shape of your foot then make a shoe around the last so bespoke leather dress shoes are certainly super expensive. You can get really great quality leather dress shoes that aren’t bespoke but are made with premium veg tan calf skin leather and and a Goodyear welt which is the best welt especially for repairs and resoling in the future. You can get premium made dress shoes like that for anywhere from $400-$1000 and the best bang for your buck I have found anywhere is called Carmina which is my favorite dress shoe company because the amount of quality you get for the price is the best in the industry IMO.

Indeed, value comes from work. The amount of labor that goes into producing an economic good. Peace!

En estos momentos recuerdo a mi padre,zapatero de oficio,y recuerdo verlo,de la nada hacer moldes de cartóncillo para después plasmarlos a la piel,y pegar,cocer,perforar todo un maravilloso proceso.😍

I´m an orthopedic shoemaker from Germany crafting custom and handmade shoes for the disabled and seeing this just made me genuinely happy. My dream is to live in Japan one day and this gave me hope that there is really something I could do. But i must admit that our work is nowhere close to their art. Thank you Gentlemen 👏🏼

The craftsmanship is not what amazes me even though it is amazing, it’s the patience this young man has that amazes me. I sure hope he’s making those bespoke dress shoes for a great price and not making them for pennies because the amount of work and craftsmanship in those is top level.

In such a busy, angry, technologically overwhelmed globalized society we're in today, it is pleasing to see craftsman calmly, quietly creating such fantastic (functional) art such as this. I respect the skill involved and that there are people still willing to take the time to do it properly.

@Captain Win И ты такой гуманист день и ночь думаеш накармит и обут этот миллиард.Браво ,современный бизнес об этом не думает,он думает у этого 8 миллиардов человечиков ,как обобрать из кармана доллары и евро.,а может и залотмшки.

Һһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһһ

Yeah really good things to see

Трудоёмкая работа, классные оксфорды. Браво мастеру!!!

Never thought shoe making would be so relaxing and intriguing.. brilliant workmanship 👌🏻🫡

Now I understand why a pair of shoes like this are so expensive. But well worth every penny no doubt. Excellent craftsmanship. Worth the watch.

Ювелирная работа, только в сапожном деле!!! Интересно наблюдать со стороны за мастером. Кажется ,он легко и просто делает, и ты бы так смог .Но этому нужно долго и терпеливо учиться!!!. Обувь ручной работы это нечто особенное!!! Хвала мастеру !!!

С ума сойти какой труд! Сколько работы! Сколько труда, терпения и тепла рук мастера вложено в эту обувь! Преклоняюсь перед такими мастерами с золотыми руками!

Вот..а люди это не все понимают...сам всю жизнь шью на заказ.

@Михаил Батькович хватит гнать. при чем тут ремесленнический труд?

Кланяйся давай тем, кто против России санкции вводит и открещивается! А потом сама езжай на запад или в Японию !!!

Кто помотрел это видео никто не скажет что это дорого сколько бы не стоило

Wow, this video takes handcrafted to a level I’ve never seen before. Japanese artisans are probably the most disciplined in the entire world. The only use of any form of powered machinery was for sewing together the uppers - what wonderful craftsmanship!!!

Ahhh a young craftsperson, finally. Refreshing to see that the art of shoemaking has been passed on. Nicely done!

Золотые руки у мастера, браво 👏. Шикарные туфли, безумно красивые!

I was a shoe/boot repairman for close to 20 years and took great pride in my work. I was never trained to make shoes, just repair them, but I did work at a shop where the owner made shoes, so I have a high appreciation for the craft. Watching this just about brought me to tears, the level of craftsmanship and design. Bravo Gentlemen!

@Jim S Well said!

You were a cobbler. That’s awesome.

Beaitiful

Друг,учить,лечить,кормить и одевать людей самые благородные специальности от начала сотворения человечества!! Салам вам с Кавказа!

Perfection. I’m just blown away by the mastery these artisans have demonstrated.

Это не обувь! —это произведение искусства. Браво мастеру!!!

Sat in suspense for 35 minutes to see how the wood mold was going to come out as he built a shoe around it. Incredible. I have a pair of bespoke shoes and it’s an investment that has paid dividends for years. Best pair of shoes I own.

My father, with couple minor repairs, had pair of shoes like that for 23 years, used them every weekend for two whole days.

Възхищавам се на японският майстор,който е и художник.Чест и почитания от България!!!

Seeing all the time, detail, quality and precision it takes to make these shoes, the cost of $2200 to nearly $3000 i think is worth it. Could i afford them? definitely not. If i was in the market for shoes like this and had the money for them, i'd definitely buy them.

Уважение мастеру! Столько труда вложено в эти штиблеты. Сколько бы они ни стоили, они стоят этих денег!

As someone who is just starting to get into leather working as a hobby, it’s incredible to see that he does all this using a free hand technique with absolute precision. Imcredible

Maravillada y sorprendida por este arduo trabajo. Mis respetos para esta admirable labor 💕

I was stationed in Japan in 1967. One day on leave I was walking though the city and stopped to watch a cobbler hand making shoes just like in this video. I was so impressed I decided to spend some of my drinking money and have a pair made even though I had trouble justifying the expense. Ashamed to admit it now because I paid less than $20 US for mine. The gentleman first made plaster casts of my feet and said they would keep my molds in the shop so I could order more pairs of shoes in the future and they would mail them to me in the states, although I never did order another pair. The shoes I had made looked almost exactly like the ones in this video and they fit like a glove. After getting out of the military I wore them for many years as I climbed the corporate ladder. Sad to say, eventually the soles finally wore out and even though the tops still looked new and instead of getting them resoled... I threw them out. I seem to remember thinking "Heck' I only paid $20 for them, not worth getting them repaired". A decision from my youth I've regretted several times since then... and especially now after watching this video [sigh].

@TATSUMARU MINAMOTO Не только пожилые...когда сильные холода то и молодые то же ..сам видел.

@Solit-a Ons Сейчас шьют валеши.Из фетра. То же прикольно.И много возможности для творчества и рукоделия.

Greetings Elton Noway, thanks for your observation and the shoe you got made. Some things in life are always beyond monetary value. This shoe maker in this video has made you sit up and that initself speaks volumes about this shoe episode viewed by audienCe around the world. Goodluck.

@Jay K Only in places where tradespeople are restricted (perhaps in the UK, and its territories?). Where I live, a cobbler can repair, as well as make, shoes--though, as a practical matter, hardly any cobblers actually handcraft shoes nowadays).

@Юрий Казанцев Ты прав. Там сейчас очень дорого.

I've watched this young man put together 4 different types of footwear, and I am STILL mesmerized by his skilled hands and talent to create such masterpieces. Just amazes me how he is able to do that, and the amount of training,talent, and concentration that is involved. but here i sit, wearing my $29 costco skechers, wishing instead that I had a talent like this man does, or that I had a life where I could wear the products of his hands.

This video brings back memories, when I was kid, growing up in Mexico, my Dad used to bring home, carrying in his shoulders, a cow's hide, or rather the leather, he then would cut it into the shoe forms, it takes a very special skill to trim out the edges of those shoes so that can be glued together and be turned into a shoe or a boot. As they say "stick to your last." I couldn't cut a shoe if my life depended on it. Thank you for what you do.

@James Edward shoe making capital of the Americas world maybe, but trust me the rest of world nada. You do know that cowboy boots aren't that popular in most countries, right?

It’s called scyving when they thin the edges to glue them together. What part of Mexico is your family from? I know Guanajuato is best know for it’s leather shoe and boot making in Mexico but there are many cobblers and craftsman throughout all of Mexico.

@HIMARS Makes me happy!!! Lmfao you do know what leather is correct? The city of León, Guanajuato in Mexico is considered actually the shoe making capital of the world and the cowboy boot capital of the world because that’s where the leather cowboy boot came from. That’s where cattleranchers would make boots from the cow hides. Many many of our American boots are made in Mexico, companies go out there and open factories or pay factories that are open already to make them and while they definitely use some modern technology, it’s still made completely by hand from cow hides. If you didn’t know that leather comes from cow hide, quality leather, as well as that Suede is literally the exact same thing as leather, it’s usually just the underside of leather or they rough the leather up, then you have a lot to learn about leather and shoes. Different parts of the cow hide creates different qualities of leather and the best most expensive highest quality of any leather shoe period is from under the hide of a horse on the rump and it is called Shell Cordovan. The only other expensive shoes you will find is if they are made from exotic animals.

¿Tú de qué parte de México eres? Yo del centro-sur 👀

@HIMARS Makes me happy!!! I didn't see any suggestion of that, only your inference.

просто потрясающе! никогда не видела как делают обувь вручную! смотрела, затаив дыхание! браво мастеру!👍👍👍👍👏👏👏

I’m very impressed for the level of detail that this person put on his work… it’s just amazing!!!

Automation can speed up inventory, but the handcrafted art and attention to detail is what truly makes these shoes magnificent.

@Nocturne 2 u have no idea man. No shoe of the automatic lanes can compete with handcrafted ones. Not only is the detail mostly lost due to efficiency and speed of the machines, but also is a machine NOT capable of chaning parameters like that, making it fit for everyone other than standard shoesizes and lastly in comfort and durabilty. I dare u, spend 150€ on some modern mass produced shoes and then on a handmade one at the manufacturer next door, your automated one will fall apart thrice before the other one

@ordinary name Only the poor say this (as for the diplomas, only those who don't have any say that it is useless)

Nah. As long the Glue is high quality and the stitches are strong enough, any shoe can be great and develop a patina.

@ordinary name Yeah I'm a spoilsport but I find all this so irritating. I appreciate the talent, I certainly couldn't do it, but it's definitely overdone for the video to be purposefully artsy and ''masterful''. It's like chefs flourishing their hands around when cooking like they're working on the meaning of life and who created the universe, when really they're making something you shove in your mouth to survive. Yes, I'm just being grumpy.

​@ordinary name thats just not true unless youre comparing a mass produced product to a equivalent level of quality but made by hand (which is probably underpaid labor then). theres a reasons why f1 cars are hand made. A artisan margarita pizza is so much better than a regular "hand made" fast food one. when you get artists who are good at thier craft they get to know every aspect of the process and they can control them in a way a machine could never.

Первый раз вижу, чтобы изготовление обуви, было похоже на игру на скрипке в консерватории, высокое искусство, выверенные движения, божественно.

@Леонид Степанов, солидарен с каждым словом, брат!

@HIMARS Makes me happy!!! 1 я сам решу на что мне тратить время 2 это не моя страна постоянно рвалась в сторону НАТО и строила вокруг Америки и сателитов свои военные базы, наша страна предупреждала чтобы НАТО прекратило, а когда нам это надоело мы вдруг стали агрессорами, ну ну. До ввода российских войск украинские войска 8 лет равняли с землëй Донбасс, убили 14000 человек, Россия пришла чтобы закончить войну и убийства, которые устроили США оплатив переворот в 2014 году.

Stunning artistry and craftsmanship! This was such a beautifully done video, thank you for sharing your talent with us!

The craftsmanship holds a high level of quality and integrity. 👏🏻

The metal band coming off the roller makes this video truly special. He then proceeds to fix it. I don’t know why, but it made me appreciate the hard work even more. New sub!

Checked the maker's website. Pairs range from around $2-3K. Sounds about right considering how much time, effort and expertise goes into each pair. Really great stuff. I hope they are doing well in business. They'd probably last nearly forever too if you take proper care of them. Edit: Due to rampant inflation and the resulting fluctuations in the values of currency across the world, monetary conversion rates at the moment now put the cost at around $1500-2200 USD for a custom pair.

The skill level is priceless - these shoes are worth every penny of their asking price!

@batchagaloopyTV Why are you making stuff up? Their website is still up and they are still taking orders. That doesn't sound like a closed business to me.

@Stephen Briggs What kind of a question even is that? For a nice pair of dress shoes, this isn't even close to how expensive they can get, especially for a handcrafted, form-fitted, completely custom pair like this made with high-quality materials from experienced craftsmen. Stuff like this obviously isn't for everyone and isn't suited to all walks of life, but these aren't just a regular pair of sneakers pulled off the shelf at a Footlocker and made via assembly line at a major factory using the cheapest materials. It's obviously a luxury item, but for the people who have the money to spare and who want a custom pair of dress shoes which will last them through the rest of their life these are very reasonably priced. Just because you're ignorant of their actual value or you couldn't justify the expenditure in your own life doesn't mean they aren't worth the price tag.

So you are telling me you would buy a pair of shoes for 2-3k? I’m pretty unsure about that

@batchagaloopyTV really? their most recent instagram post was in only 3 months ago

So beautiful to watch this fully concentrated artisanal work. It's an art!

The attention to detail and patience that Japanese people inherently have is unmatched.

The 2 masters who do the upper and leather work of the shoes are really at the top of their art. Respects.

The amount of talent oozing out of this mans fingertips is ridiculous. Well done. I wonder how many pairs of shoes they can individually do a day?

Amazing, so the old way of shoe making is still alive. I am from the Netherlands and the way of shoemaking runs in the blood of the Netherlands as in my family as well. My father was a shoemaker old scool in the past about 70 years ago and he made shoes almost similar than you for me. One of the differences is that he used wooden pins in building up the heal of a shoe . Thanks for sharing , it was a joy of seeing you making shoes with a surgical steady hand. Chapeau.

*G E K O L O N I S E E R D*

I can't believe that I just finished this video! The concentration and professional of this master is so impressive. Thanks for making this video.

Mi admiración para el señor, que como un verdadero artista, pone de manifiesto su conocimiento, pasión, paciencia y gusto por lo que hace... saludos desde Ecuador. 🤝

Такой молодой человек, а уже мастер высочайшего уровня!! Не представляла себе, что у этих туфлей такая сложная подошва! Вот же повезёт кому-то походить в такой прекрасной обуви!! Сносу не будет!

И надо иметь несколько пар чтобы на всю жизнь классика из моди не входит в правельни потребитель всегда докупать старается Ане вибросиват .

@Леонид Степанов Японец делает обувь, а нечто стартанутое - сугс. У первого шедевр, у второго как всегда зрада.

@HIMARS Makes me happy!!! я рад что у вас есть время лезть ко всем со своей политикой выражая мнение одной стороны и полностью игнорируя другую.

У них даже швейные машинки "правосторонние"!

он японец ему может быть больше 60 лет )))))

Japanese people are always so respectful of things other people's cultures treasure. Thank you for making them with your hands, they are absolutely beautiful 🇯🇵🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Trabalho lindo! Que delicadeza e capricho. Parabéns

Много уважения за такой кропотливый труд!!!

Emocionante. Lindo trabalho!

I got sidetracked on the comment I wanted to make. This was beautiful to watch. Truly an art. The way the cobbler carefully made that pair of shoes. It's as if he actually cares about what he's doing there. 😁 Now I totally want a pair.

What an honorable job. We, the consumers take for granted the masterpiece of those who make shoes by hand. Pretty admirable job!

​@grilledsushi Just buy online from mexico.

Doubt that you can afford these handmade shoes.

@TheDiveDawg when did he admire the rich,if any he simply put forth how the rich don’t care about wasting money to show off and normal people just gulp it all up You would be surprised to see how many people just pretend to be rich on Instagram and call themselves influencers lol and people follow them just dreaming about those things

How can we take for granted something that we will never own?

​@John Techwriter can't you even enjoy a craftsman at his finest without spewing socialist anti-American BS?

Que maravilha ver este vídeo deste e outros artesãos! O talento sem dúvida é de Deus uma verdadeira obra de arte! Primoroso este trabalho feito com muito Amor! Vale quando custa! Pagaria milhões 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

the amount of effort they put into making a shoe is unmatchable 👏👏👏

Phenomenal shoemaker. A brilliant craftsman. A work of art as well.

La delicadeza y cuidado que le pone a su trabajo hizo que me quede viendo casi 40 minutos cómo se hace un zapato, jaja

He isn't a shoe marker only, he is an amazing artist.

@Occasionallycute Learn to read, it's pretty clear.

@TheDiveDawg what your point

@co2metal That was so disgusting I dont even know if you're joking or not, I had to sit and comprehend what I just abused my eyes reading😭.

@co2metal are you even real? Gtfo😵‍💫😵‍💫

@co2metal peddle your racism elsewhere

Gracias por compartir este tipo de vídeo donde se aprecian el valor de estos artesanos, por su creatividad destrezas y técnica en la elaboración de un calzado de alta calidad y belleza, son artistas anónimos llenos de pasión por su oficio, gracias por existir, saludos

Just what I need, another Japan video to hook me. Already stuck on just about every travel, bike tour, walking tour video, Sumo is never missed and now this. Been hooked on Japan since I met my first foreign exchange student over 55 years ago and then got stationed in Okinawa while in the Marines. Wish I could have done 2. Not only that, I’m a ‘shoe guy’. Hope there’s more of these, fascinating stuff.

@Sto-chas-tic You just did. You would have just ignored me if you believed beneath you arguing with my bad comment.

@Raychii Did I say it was trash? So just because it was made in Italy that means it wort a lot? I don't argue with dumb people.

@Sto-chas-tic So artisan from Guanajuato are trash? Something is worth what someone perception. Most of the time we see made in Italy it should worth a lot.

​@Raychii When it comes to art it's not about the price. It's about the artist. Things like this is priceless. Ever wonder why wealthy people are willing to pay millions for one piece of art and not just but a store filled with pictures? It intangible value. You're mind has to be opened to see it.

Just go to Guanajuato the capital of leather work of mexico. 60-200 usd for quality shoes.

thanks for sharing, it was so impressive to watch such a mastered handcraft

Todo un maestro zapatero, tiene la paciencia, el conocimiento y el amor por su trabajo lo que se traduce en un par de zapatos elegantes y cómodos. Bravo maestro zapatero. 🤝🏻🤝🏻🤝🏻

His work brought tears to my eyes. The time, the effort, the art. Very few people demand respect in this world. He’s 1 of them. Hat’s off.

Goodness gracious, it is so easy to be negative online. For the record I'm joking. Have a good day!

Your telling me you cried during this video? Either I'm a psychopath or your a snowflake.

wow

Each customer have is on mould of wood, each pair is unique!!!

@RAVENITZ ok i am the narcissist and you the moral one. i was wrong to respect him. Thanks for your comment and have a wonderful day. peace!

Such an amazing and wonderful job, a calming video full of peace and art, thank you so much

es extraordinario ver la calidad de su mano de obra y resultados simplemente bellísimo!! felicitaciones desde🇦🇷

Какое же наслаждение наблюдать за профессианальным мастером, созедающим что-то прекрасное

Thank you for sharing your passion for creating. Such graceful and precise movements and mastery of tools is so relaxing to watch. God bless you young man🙏🌷👏

Your skills with your shoe crafting and videography are both world class. It makes me respect Japan and Japanese hand-labor even more.

@Siroeno Yosui oh i have lots of time. It's the money that's the issue lol

Thank you for you comment and happy to hear! Please drop by our workshop if you have chance to come to Japan😄!

Honestly a pair of shoes like this is probably the only thing I would spend this kind of money on if I had the budget. Those are the kind of shoes you wear for life as long as you take as much care of them as the people who made them.

The most relaxing, chilled out 37 minutes I had in ages, mesmerising to watch craftsmen at work.

I am really impressed with this young man's patience and skill!

Trabajo perfecto, con mucha paciencia. Así son las obras de arte.

Очень полезное видео, чтоб люди понимали цену ручного труда и ценили!

@HIMARS Makes me happy!!! я тоже рад что время и у вас есть. хорошо вообще что оно есть время!

@Mike Brooks естественно если как не делай заплотят одинаково... а идиоты стараются ... и лесть льется в их сторону, ой какой молодец! а как денег заплатить, так сразу, что так дорого хочешь?

Ручной труд, ручному труду рознь.. гораздо важнее мастерство. Я видел много сапожников, и не у всех у них руки из нужного места выросли.. хотя руками вроде делали..

и оценивали его по дешевле )) я к тому что люд не исправишь...

A beautiful video. I love watching shoes being made and repaired by a craftsman but I could never do it. I would have so much anxiety getting towards the end - the slightest little misstep could cause disaster. Such dedication to craft and skill is admirable - and sadly something that is disappearing.

People fail many times learning to get it right. A lot of crafts end, because no one is willing to go through that process anymore. Many mistakes, many okay, many mediocre, many good, but not enough, before it becomes a mastered skill.

Felicitaciones al joven maestro que hizo estas joyas

Amazing! No wood at the heels, only multiple layers of leather. And no machine tools, everything made by hand 👍

OMG me recuerda a mi padre , tenía un pequeño taller de calzado hermoso gracias 👏👍❤️🇨🇱🇩🇪

Спасибо за потрясающую работу!Просто божественно!

Wow! Que proceso tan increíble para llegar a un precioso resultado final. Exquisito trabajo

Isso é uma obra de arte. Quanto tempo leva para fazer cada par?

Breath taking hand skills and craftsmanship at the hastiest level. I have up most respect to the craftsmen of those magnificent shoes

I am sooo impressed with the skills this boy has and the perfect job he's done. I respect an awfall lot this work. My congratulations. For this young man. Very proud u should be.

Realmente un lindo trabajo artesanal 😊 💕

The most important, those shoes are easily reparable unlike automated manufacturing. Incredible work 💛💙

Not necessarily. If you have a standard shoe you can just heat the glue and remplace the rubber sole.

As an accomplished finish carpenter,, I'll say this is Remarkable Craftsmanship.. Outstanding...♥️

it explain me so well why the price is on that level because of this precious work, it’s a work of art by the way, thinking not bout the esthetic but also the function too, i can see how the designers put a lot of detail on how’s a pair of those shoes will be comfortably wore by the user, and the detail is so amazing, piece by piece was made by the hands of calm and patient man, i have a thought to make those one day, its seem fun to do in the future.

Você é um artista. Cada par de Sapato que faz deveria ter um nome, como uma obra de arte.

Parabéns a este jovem sapateiro!!! Meu Pai, EDSON OLIVEIRA 1937-2015 / BA-Brasil, foi um excelente sapateiro! Confeccionava lindos sapatos de "Pelíca Italiana" para mulheres e de "Cromo Alemão" para homens. Assim como neste vídeo, executava todas as etapas ele mesmo: das medidas e do desenho ao corte; da montagem ao acabamento. Sou hoje, um trompetista de orquestra, mas tive o privilégio de crescer dentro de sua Sapataria e de trabalhar com ele até a juventude. E ainda tocava cavaquinho, violão e trombone! TE AMAREI SEMPRE, MEU VELHO!!

Regrese en el tiempo, cuando miraba a mi padre hacer zapatos a mano, ❤️ cuanta dedicación y talento

We were just blown away watching this after dinner! 😆 Seriously, the skill this guy has is crazy!

This really needs a standing ovation, It's not how fast but how well. Nice one 💕

É PRECISO TER MUITA PACIÊNCIA E BOA VONTADE PARA SE FAZER SAPATOS ASSIM. PARABÉNS, AO MR. JAPAN 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Perfeito ❤️

Que belo trabalho, comecei há trabalhar em uma fábrica de sapatos, chamada democrata aqui no Brasil, estou vendo esses vídeos pra me aprimorar nessa arte de sapatos, é lindo demais, nunca pensei que ia gostar tanto disso.

Genial, espero subas videos también. Saludos

Realmente é uma arte divina.Fazer a mão algo que alguém vai calcar

To all concerned in this procedure from the making of the shoes to the videography, one-word best describes what I have seen here as BEAUTIFUL. THANK YOU.

It seems like everything made in Japan is super perfect

I learned a lot about shoe making from this video. Thanks!

. Vi do 1 min ao último sem pular nada!! Trabalho INCRÍVEL!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

I remain stunned in awe still 24hrs after watching this video. Pure excellence and the highest skills are all you will see here. Bravo indeed!

the Japanese are some of the best craftsmen around. their attention to detail is 2nd to none.

Que trabalho maravilhoso, quanto custa um sapato desse?

The most uplifting thing about this is that the shoemaker is a young man. With some luck, he will still be making shoes 50 years from now.

@yo Do they have to be? He/They are are applying skills that are honed after undergoing a rigorous apprenticeship. When you can handcraft footwear in a time-honoured tradition then you can provide meaningful input.

No hopefully not. By then he would've taught other how.

is that a good thing?

Beautiful craftsmanship... Love it!!!

@Shariful Sarkar u7

I truly admire people who are passionate of their craftsmanship!

This is art...l could spend the hole day watching this video..you are blessed my man...thanks a lot for this video

I'm very interested in learning how to make shoes one day myself, especially leather. How long did it take to make this pair?

Видео залипающие. Это сколько надо иметь терпения при такой работе. Автору спасибо за ролик.

Цена Ветом и заключается плюс качество материала,привет обувщики .

Там ошибиться можно было тучу раз, и всё равно всё сделал без ошибок. Работа сравнимая с хирургом, только ответственность и анатомия другаЯ