Bespoke Shoemaking With Dominic Casey [ASMR] | Kirby Allison
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Bespoke shoemaker Dominic Casey talks about the craft and heritage of bespoke shoemaking, while showing how even the welts and threads of his shoes are entirely handmade.
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Hello Mr Casey. My hubby and I were shoes makers back in the late 70s - 80s. We worked for H&M Rayne. The Queen’s shoemaker’s. We were based near Kings x. I was one of two heel coverers. My hubby stitched the shoes. He also made hand bags for The Late Queen Elizabeth and Princess Diana. We didn’t appreciate it at the time but it is a legacy we are very proud of. It was fascinating watching you making shoes. We still have some of the tools used back then. You are right, there is a real difference in factory made shoes and bespoke. At Rayne, we did both. It is an art. Wonderful video. 😊
That’s about the coolest video I’ve seen on your channel. Tranquil deliberate hand craftsmanship. I’d rank this above Rule’s which I loved and watched several times. Mr. Allison you are a craftsman yourself.
Thanks, Fred!
What is rule’s? I want to watch it now.
Like honestly this is so god damn interesting and it makes me feel grateful the we have people like him still that was to make everything by hand and have that special feel to them
I love that you’re not afraid to try different types of film making. Absolutely loving the content at the moment 😍
Thank you! We are going to try more of these texture pieces in the future. This was our first experiment.
@@kirbyallison a resounding success
Couldn’t agree more. Almost like the old Interludes on BBC tv.
This was far better than most content on TV. Nice job.
Really like this raw style video without commentary
Fantastic. There’s a lot to be said for what a British man can accomplish in his shed!
You mean the AWP?
@@wesleythrall7678 Phillip Luty as well, though not quite as refined as Accuracy International
I absolutely love this format!!!!! The video itself is spectacular and letting Dominick just speak was so great.
Without a doubt my favorite video so far. Fantastic job to all involved
Absolutely one of the best videos you have presented. I can’t wait to see the second episode. Fantastic documentary Kirby. Congrats.
Kirby you are to be commended for spending a considerable amount of money on a full time film crew to capture the content you provide. This example really makes me appreciate your commitment because we can all see the art of shoemaking being captured forever. As Dominic says, the process he is using is ancient and some techniques are being lost through generational changes. You are preserving some of these and that is a brilliant contribution. Thank you for what you do and I can see you are a whisker away from 600,000 subscribers which is phenomenal- congratulations in advance!!! And best wishes from Tokyo.
An absolute winner. Hypnotically soothing video, I could watch Dominic work forever an all the worries of the day disappears. Can't waiit for part two!
One of the best so far, Kirby.
40 hours to make a pair of shoes, so I was hoping for a 40hr video 😁
There's something so pleasant about this man and his respect for his trade 🙂
Loved this. The shots of the thread shedding into the air were gorgeous.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@kirbyallison ofc you are glad. why you wouldn't be?
This was cool to watch, and awesome to hear Dominic's comments on everything. I love how everything in his workshop is second hand; the history and pride are palpable.
More of this Kirby!
I’ve always found it so cool to see people stitch a Goodyear welt by hand.
Super Video Kirby. It radiates the precision but also the calmness that is required in this classic craft. The birds, the tranquility of Domenic. The video gives you a few minutes of relaxation.
I could watch Dominic Casey work all day long. Beautiful video and can't wait to see more. Thanks for making these videos.
I didn't want the video to end. So relaxing and satisfying watching a master craftsman at work.
The left handed shoemaker who was told he would never amount to much has certainly proved to be a master. Well done Dominic.
A wonderful video. Congratulations to both you and Mr Casey. This is an historical document. Mixing up styles is a great idea, Mr Allison. Thanks
I am very excited by this one the lighting in the first few seconds has hooked me up for a nice chill out.
Thank you Kirby you are the best.
Definitely asmr triggered. I fell asleep while watching. Great video
Beautiful film. Thank you, Kirby, and thank you, Dominic!
Very cool to watch. I look forward to part 2.
Masterful videography. I can't wait for the sequel
This is great, and your previous upload already had such marvelous ASMR when Mr. Gaziano cut open the trial shoe. Thanks, this is much appreciated.
Best shoe video by Kirby, hands down. I now appreciate much more the process of masterful bespoke shoe making. Very skilled, something very special indeed. To be continued💜 👍👞👋🙌
Never really thought shoe making could be so interesting and tranquil at the same time but here we are watching this fantastic video that leaves you wanting more. Thank you Mr Allison and to Dominic whos an artist and master in his work.
Thank you! Cheers!
Your workshop is such a classic inspiration.
What a splendid short film. Well done Mr. Allison.
this was excellent, do more of these!
What an amazing film Kirby. Congratulations and thanks to Mr. Casey. Looking forward to watching the next one
More to come!
Hand making the thread. A true craftsman.
I love this type of video! Please make more like this.
really wonderful to see the process.
That work table idea is genius as a young leather worker just starting this is so helpful, great upload love this video
This isn't where I thought I'd be tonight, but it's where I needed to be
Extreme hardwork should be rewarded.
Dominic Casey has my utmost respect. He’s a very clever guy.
Tremendous stuff putting this together and preserving another art on the archives of the Internet
Such talent, he truly a generational craftsman. Could watch him for hours !!!!
This brings back some great memories of my own workshop, also a fan of old tools :) Another fantasic video to both of you.
Many thanks Mr Allison for all your hard work!
I hope to become a shoe designer. I'm learning so much, thanks
One of the best videos posted to this channel. More please especially detailing these crafts and sharing a remarkable story.
Thank you! Will do!
Really enjoyed that. What a craft. I was really hoping for part 2 to be suggested at the end.
Beautifully filmed and produced.
Great job, Mr Allison. No ego, pure love. Very important documentation for Future generations.
Fabulous. Cool video, looking forward to the next part
Glad you enjoyed it
This is wonderful. I hope we get to see Mr. Casey make a pair from start to finish.
I really enjoyed this one, thank you Kirby.
Fantastic work Kirby! On all levels! Greetings from Portugal!
Wow amazing piece of cinema showing us this Man’s craft! Great!
Thank you! Yes, Dominic is exceptional behind camera. He makes our work a true joy. We are looking forward to getting back to England during the summer to film more with Dominic.
This was awesome!
Absolutely incredible
Amazing video, both the shoemaking and the filming and editing. Seeing this makes you realize everything that goes into a bespoke pair of shoes, and you realize that the prices which seemed high before are actually an incredible bargain!
Thank you very much Febo. Very kind of you to say. And you are right, watching the hard work that goes into these shoes really makes you appreciate their value
A great addition to your fantastic set of videos
Glad you like them!
This is fantastic!
This video is a piece of art. Great job!
Thank you very much Martin!
Incredible video.
Kirby, this is incredible content.
Very wonderful video, I really enjoyed it!
Absolutely brilliant content, very well done.
And Dominic is such a gentleman favorite shoe maker!
Superb teaser
Wonderful video. This is one for posterity.
Beautiful!
The film is truly a masterpiece as great as Dominic's shoes.
Excellent video!
Such a beautiful video. Nice work Kirby
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fascinating.
Amazing!
Dude! This is the kind of video people have been asking for for a long time. Just letting the experts do the talking and allow their work to say the rest.
Thanks for taking all the criticisms on board. This is great.
This reminds me of the famous pipemaker Bill ‘Ashton’ Taylor, who made all his Ashton pipes in his shed at the back of the garden, I had the privilege to visit his shed and watched him hand made my pipes. I remember Davidoff and JJ Fox used to sell his pipes. Bill Taylor was the master pipe maker for Dunhill before he started Ashton.
A really excellent film.
Beautiful documentary
This guy is amazing! Great video, Kirby!
Glad you enjoyed!
Quality, Craftsmanship and Tradition 👍
Couldn’t say it better myself! 🙌
Kirby Allison, documentary film maker. Dominic making his own threads. I mean seriously, does it get any more bespoke than that?
We could have even filmed him cooking up his own wax had we the time... bespoke at its highest level. For me, I love the authenticity of bespoke. Seeing something not only made entirely by hand, but made by *someone*. In today's world of anonymous manufacturing, it is a true luxury to know who is actually making something for you.
Any update on the continuation of him making the shoes. This was my favorite video so far. Would love to see it to completion.
Great video.
I watched a American boot maker, his skills where identical, amazing craftsmanship.
Wonderful.
My compliments on the video. I would love to have a job like that. My own shed, my own tools, and just taking all the time I need creating a high end quality product that will last forever. What a wonderful craft.
When is part two coming? I really want to see how a sole is made and attached.
More of these, please! This was fantastic.
Superb.
This beats Nike shoes hands down. The attention to detail and craftsmanship is above par.
Bespoke Film Making, well done. You have successfully carried the bespoke feel over the internet. The respect and quality message is clear. Thanks for the effort in all aspect of this film. This is a bespoke trademark film; I hope this can continue for all to see. It was wonderful to watch this video over morning coffee, for it was "bespoke dressing" one's mind properly and where real quality begins. Best Wishes to your team.
Wow, thank you!
Fantastic .... in every way ...
What a great piece! I love it all....and Dominic, what can I say? Who knew George Lucas could also make amazing shoes. :)
Your camera taken pictures are impecable! So many angles and details, so much respects for Dominic Casey's work! I could only add, if you get to be allowed a camera above his head, pointed at the area where he is working but his right hand don't let us see at times and another, to take pictures or impressions as well as to every tool he gets but from sort of the left side, also above or sort of high level above his head. Then you edit each takes. We can almost make a show by just seeing this gentleman work, a work that invites to honor him by buying at least one pair of shoes he does. Thank you for this production. I'll set a time to see the longer video of you and him. Thank you! And the shop is a piece of art! My tools are second handed, most of everything I own, was used by others. I'm planning to pass my everything to my son, or chikdre after me, if they let us live.
WOW!!!!!
Kirby when is the sequel to this video coming out? Would love to see the extended version!
Lovely
I love hearing the birds outside
Edit: just beautiful work!
I can’t wait to watch this. You don’t know how badly I would like to have some bespoke shoes. Shoes never seem to fit me properly anymore I would love to wear something so beautiful that was made to fit me.
I love seeing this sort of craftsmanship and I can also really relate to this artisan
What does Mr Casey used to wax his thread? I was using bees wax but it turns out I have an allergy and haven’t found a replacement yet’
I actually think it’s some special wax that they actually cook up.
@@kirbyallison thanks! I’m sure your right. I’ll have to find some mixes on my ones and see how it goes.
Thought there was a owl outside my window until i realized it was from the video 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Boom!
First in fantastic, have a great weekend Kirby and Team.
High quality video for a high quality lifestyle
Exceptional! If you we could see the bottoming and heel stack making process that would be great! Especially from Casey or Daniel Wegan.
We are going to get back during the summer and try to document as much of the making process as possible. Unfortunately, on this trip we were limited by time and couldn’t film as much as we would have liked.
I'm beggining to miss Dominic, it has been a while since we had him on the channel