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How many animals died in order to make shoes for a famous person?!!
ОтветитьI wonder why brands don't just do bespoke with machines. Measure the customer feet, make a last through molded plastic, and then make shoes based on that. It would tremendously cut down the cost but offer a true to size, bespoke feel.
ОтветитьSimon go back😅
ОтветитьBack then, this was the only way to make shoes. Nowadays, (wealthy) people needs comfortable customized high end shoes which can only be made by these shoemakers. I think their business will be just fine.
ОтветитьThey have Paul Newman’s last. I want to cry.😢😢😢❤❤❤❤
ОтветитьWhy doesn't the craftsman make a last that includes an impression of the arch etc?
ОтветитьIt’s because they’re “ Bespoke” that’s why. I love seeing people craft things , I hope we never lose this type of artist to machines
ОтветитьBrilliant - Luved the passion and dedication especially from Simon. Such a wonderful profession - as your amazing work will be worn, maybe, every day by clients who will walk in comfort, style and the assurance they’ll “last” a lifetime 👏
ОтветитьI studied footwear design at the London College of Fashion, Cordwainers Footwear pathway, and the processes that go into making a basic court shoe are indeed numerous (51) as well as the cost of quality materials. Independent footwear designers rarely make a sustainable living from their work, often having second jobs just to be able to keep doing what they do. For that reason, a bespoke shoe at that cost, is worth it's valuation.
ОтветитьI like this video cuz she said, "Simon says"
ОтветитьNo shoes worth it more than $300. After that you only paying for the name.
ОтветитьYou should open up a school and train people from many countries to help us with what your doing,,I think everyone needs that even with cheaper material shoes
ОтветитьMy father worked for a shoemaker for many years before becoming a mechanic. He made my first pair of shoes, he also made all my mums shoes and all his own shoes. Dad said when he was 18 years old before he got his first shoes. So the joke about having to walk 10 miles to school barefoot was real. Recently I have decided to go back to basics, spent three months slowly rebuilding muscle strength and starting to venture outside walking around barefoot. Now so hate the constriction of modern shoes I need to wear because of work. Wish I had spent the time learning this skill of making shoes from him. Way too old to make a career of it, at my age, but would be a great hobby
ОтветитьWow, I never heard of that shoes.
ОтветитьFDR, a man who cannot walk, had bespoke shoes? 🤦
ОтветитьI respect the craftsmanship, but I feel this will be replaced by 3d scanning…
Ответитьi wanted to do this but in my country it's impossible.
ОтветитьCute video and everything, but the answer to your question is "Because stupid rich people will buy them"
ОтветитьBunch of crap! Everyone's foot changes from month to month, hot months, cold months, and you may wear thin sox, thick sox, etc. So, making custom shoes is all BS and marketing period. Not to mention after you buy them, they will stretch - all shoes do - even if you pay $6,500 for them!
Ответитьwhat a beautiful piece of art. but sadly i cant afford that kind of shoe's 😂😂😂
ОтветитьBESPOKE SHOES means CUSTOM SHOES. BESPOKE is a British word. Trust the Brits to confuse everyone with their archaic words.
Ответитьwell we know you and I aren't going to be buying a pair of these!
ОтветитьThis should be PG rated. Shoe Porn at its finest.
Ответитьbecause its overrated
ОтветитьIm glad this is still a thing
ОтветитьAs much as I appreciate the craftmanship and skill level required to do this work, surely in the age of 3D scanning and printing, we can make custom shoes at a price point more accessible to more people.
ОтветитьAhh yes, the last. But why is it the first thing to be made?
ОтветитьDamn, it's wild to use an entire skin for one single pair of shoes.
ОтветитьAfter watching this video, i can definitely say these shoes are worth every cent
Ответитьi hav a cowboy pair of ostrich leather gifted by my cousin frm brisbane and its expensive than my whole wardrobe
ОтветитьGreat piece , thank you for highlighting handcrafts.
ОтветитьWhat if my two feet are not exactly the same 😬
ОтветитьThey must really enjoy their craft. Looks boring as hell to me.
Ответить"fir to an individual person" but they are not even shaped like a normal human foot
ОтветитьWhat is with the British accents?
ОтветитьDo they offer a scholarship please?
I really want to learn it.
Ok, high time for mushroom shoes. No joke.
ОтветитьUr buying the name brand only.
ОтветитьAs a cobbler, i truly believe its not a dying trade. Few and far between? Yes. But shoes will always be in demand. Including those who make them.
Ответитьeverything was fine until they mentioned using alligator/crocodile skin. Leather is not sustainable either. Vegan Leather is a prudent choice.
ОтветитьIs laser scanning and 3d printing disrupting this yet?
ОтветитьAbsolutely beautiful 🌹🕊
ОтветитьI started making shoes a couple of years ago (I'm 41 now). My grandfather was a shoemaker and I remember him making his own shoes. I always kept those images in my mind like a photograph, waiting to do it someday. And that day came when I made the decision to start. It has been one of the best decisions I have made. I have found a different and fascinating world. Today it is my way of escaping from routine and stress. Greetings from Chile to whoever reads this message.
ОтветитьNot everybody can afford to buy that car, lol😊
Success comes to those who are too busy looking for it
over priced.. 😂
Ответитьi wish i could afford this, my feet are wierdy formed and i walk down factory shoes so fast
ОтветитьОчень красиво! Привет вам из России! Вы молодцы, отличная работа.все чмоки и сил лайков)
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