$40 TARGET Shoes Are Taken Apart and UPGRADED | Shoes GIVEN TO CHARITY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- After our Walmart shoe makeover, we wanted to have some more fun. This time, we went to Target and purchased this pair of $40 Goodfellow & Co captoe oxford dress shoes. We disassembled the lower half of these shoes and built them back up using premium materials. This pair of shoes definitely received one heck of a makeover and can now last much longer, due to the upgraded leather welt, British-made Dainite rubber soles and heels, and leather heel blocks. This pair has been delivered to the Nashville Rescue Mission, and we hope this pair of shoes will help someone out.
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These shoes will confuse the heck out of a cobbler in let's say two years 😂🙂
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The uppers won't last that long
@@kathleenhudson887 Yeah i'm afraid the soles may outlast the uppers on this one.
@@Baconatorz they can then be turned into stylish sandals Lol
@@Baconatorz yeah i was thinking this. why would you do this?? lol
Much respect to your company for all you do for charities and homeless shelters! I was once homeless, and I really appreciated all the help I was given to start my life over after dealing with addiction. The one thing I really cherished more than the clothes was finding nice pairs of dress shoes for interviews. It was a godsend to find nice dress shoes. So now that I've overcome that hurdle in life, I donated my dress clothes and dress shoes to a shelter, plus a myriad of household items. One thing I can say is that whomever picks your donated items really appreciates that item. So peeps continue donating to your favorite shelters and charities for your gift will save a life and will help continue the cycle of sharing.
Never thought I'd be subscribed to a shoe cobbler channel but there is just something so satisfying watching these 2 skilled gentlemen sharing their craftsmanship. I love watching these videos where they donate to the less fortunate...why you ask... just because they are in a position and can. God bless em! Keep it up fellas!
Thank you so much. We are truly blessed!
I never knew anything about shoes, but I am 71 and remember when there were a lot of cobbler shops in Baltimore. I have always believed that you get what you pay for. Seeing the inside of these cheap shoes validates my belief.
I know I've said this before, but what I love about the shoe rebuilds is how you both go into such detail - it's great that you explain the reason behind each step, as opposed to merely showing it. Wonderful work, guys!
Thanks, Kevin! Glad you enjoy them.
God bless you guys good work
Imagine someone who knows about shoes, comes across this pair with faux uppers and dainite soles. Haha. They’ll be confused as hell.
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Out of the box these shoes don't look too bad. They will obviously wear out very fast, but for the odd occasion they'd do.
That's all they are really. Early starter shoes. They can fake it for awhile.... but if you know what to look for you can tell
Agreed. Out of the box with a nice toe shine, it would probably be enough to impress on a corporate interview. Wouldn’t last as long after that I think, but it would do the trick initially or with special occasion/very light use.
Honestly they seem like they'd be good if you only wear dress shoes a few times a year
These are last minute wedding shoes
For years I had expensive dress shoes, as I was a commercial loan officer. When I took a position as an underwriter (pre covid) I went to THIS EXACT shoe. I sat at a desk all day and never was out and about. Now...well I work from home and wear my slippers. Oh, how the mighty have fallen! 🤣
These "from a sow's ear to a silk purse" transformation videos are my favorites. So ignore the naysayers with their "why waste your money?" comments! Quality workmanship and it's all for a good cause. These shoes will wear beautifully for someone in need. Thanks not only for the video but also for what you're doing to help the less fortunate.
Your time, and your money. I love what you guys do! You take pride in what you do and give back to the community in more ways than one. I really enjoy these videos! Thanks for all you do!
Thank you! We really appreciate the kind words…and for you watching.
“Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could they didn’t stop to think if they should.” - Dr. Ian Malcolm
I was the seventh person to like this.
I find the build differences between cheap shoes and more expensive one interesting. So that made the video worthwhile for me. I have seen cemented shoes, and now, melted shoes. It would be interesting to see how a pair of Doc Martens would be resoled by T&H
Yeah! Defo gotta do a pair of DMs.
@@BenMelluish It would be interesting, I believe DMs and Solovair actually are melted on in some way, obviously not like these, but I've never seen it. Might need some specialist equipment.
I believe they’ve already done a paid.
Brian the Bootmaker did a resole on Doc Martens. It looked like an expensive job.
@@mightymikethebear I can imagine. It would be interesting to see though, and perhaps having a person use them for a while and give feedback on how that experience was as compared to the original Doc Martens.
Fantastic! I am a subscriber. When I get caught up on watching engine building videos and “will it start” videos of vehicles abandoned for 30 years I take a break and watch you guys showcase some real traditional hand crafting. Way to go guys!
Thank you so much for watching!
For me I enjoyed seeing two bros so united and working together... That's wholesome also two of the best cobblers out there amongst some others... Keep up the great work guys... Big fan!.. 🙏 🌍
Classy upgrades, from the cork midsole, hand welted even Dainite! Wow!
And for a wonderful cause. Great job as usual, gentlemen, keep up the terrific work. Happy weekend to you and all! 🤙👞
Thank you, Jon! We appreciate it.
I really don't understand why anyone would give you guys a 👎. Like you said, it is your money and it WILL help someone at least get more confident about themselves. 👎to all those that do not understand how giving of yourself to others is a reward onto itself. Thanks for all your work.
Thank you very much for the kind words. We are truly blessed.
Two thumbs up...one for keeping the art of the cobbler alive and well and the other for the different ways you guys give back to the community.
Thank you very much. We are blessed!
@@TrentonHeathkeep up the great and outstanding work, gentlemen, and i will definitely be sending you my business when i need my work boots resoled
Hey guys. Enjoyed the video (surprise, surprise :), including the Nashville trip. But, the thing I most appreciated was the demonstration of the good human beings that your are - way more important than any shoe! We need more good folks in the world these days, so it was good to watch two of them for a few minutes! Enjoy the weekend.
Thank you, Anthony. We really appreciate the kind words. We try to do whatever we can to help out.
Thank you both for your generosity! I think it’s great what you’re doing for people who need a helping hand!
Thank you very much. We are truly blessed!
I know this is an old video but I wanted to say that I appreciate this type of content much more than other channels that cut in half/destroy perfectly good shoes that could be going to people who need shoes, or just clothing in general. Watching this video was just as informative on how these shoes were constructed, and someone got to wear them at the end. Win/win.
I had four pair of Florsheim shoes. loafers. On the very first wearing the crappy foam soles fell apart. I took the to a shoe repair shop in Barrie, Ontario. Get It Done. They were like moccasins without the sole. There was no welt. The tops are not top quality leather either. But with the shoes done I think those shoes will last for the rest of my life. I'm 90, eh? They were so good I had all four pair done. Shoe repair is reborn. So, enjoyable to watch skilled craftsmen at work.
Great job and great cause! I love it when you do these sort of videos! Not everyone is able to afford top quality shoes. Sometimes you have to aquire something like these type of shoes. Thanks for your effort!! Keep up videos like this one!
Thank you sir. We really appreciate you watching.
First off, I absolutely love your videos and I always look forward to seeing the next one! You two have a heart of gold and y’all definitely make a difference in this world! Thank you for helping the less fortunate and God bless you both!!
Hi from Arizona. Shoes are so important to someone feet. Thank you for explaining about shoes and God bless you for you compassion for others
This was fascinating to me. I've never had the opportunity to learn shoe repair but remember the old days when Dad (and Mom sometimes) would have their good shoes & boots re-soled. So I'm no stranger in the shoe repair shop on the customer side of the counter. As a seamstress, I understood the concept, but this is a specialty craft. I've taken a few pair of shoes apart at the end of their useful life, just to check it out.....yes, that's nerdy. Thanks for doing this guys. I'll be back for more.
This is a commendable thing that you guys have done here. I hope the gent that receives these appreciates your craft. Well done, T&H.
Every time I think this channel can’t get any better, it gets better. And you make it all look so effortless. Great job, fellas!
You guys are big heroes to the kids and parents at St. Judes. I support St. Judes with what little I can but that's just to help me out... when judgement day comes... Good job guys...
Thank you so much. We are all so blessed, huh?
You should actually make some shoes from scratch in a video - so far we’ve seen you do everything but the uppers …
You just never know! 😉
@@TrentonHeath don't tease us‼️🤪
That would be amazing for an auction!!! Size 10 please : )
You couldn't do a shoe from scratch in one of these videos.It would take too long .You need shoe makers last .These guys are shoe repairs not shoe makers .There is a huge difference between the skills needed .As good as they are .
@@mikehopkins4040 great strategy‼️ Tell them what they can't do, and then wait for them to do it...brillant‼️😁😁😁
That's amazing work! I bought these same exact Goodfellow Dress shoes from Target during my time in college. I've had and worn them for 6 1/2 Years so Far. The top of the Faux-leather is cracked and peeling apart, but the bottom is still intact. What a cool video to see my shoes upgraded like that. Super creative and cool video.
Sincerely appreciate you 2 and the genuine efforts to support great community organizations (St Jude and N’ville Rescue Mission). Keep up the creative videos and giving back to make our communities better.
Thank you for watching!
👍👍Outstanding %100 much better, for good cause, you can't never go wrong 👌 Perfection as always great content....my favorite channel by far.....
Leather foot bed, goodyear welted construction with premium dainite soles and heels and a plastic upper. I love you guys!! Of course what you do makes little sense but you add spice and interest to your channel which I really like. If the recipient of these shoes can keep the uppers looking ok, he will have a well constructed comfortable and supportive shoe for a long time. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much!
You guys have donated to charity via monetary donation and improved and donated shoes for a gentleman that needs it. My hat off to you gentleman for making a difference in someone’s life
Thank you so much. We are blessed!
God bless you guys for doing such a wonderful gesture!
Thank you. We are blessed!
What a fantastic job, I also had the first thing pop into mind "oh my, isn't this a waste of the work and materials on these?!",,, But after 30 seconds I totally got the point. Your craftsmanship is really amazing and I'm sure those will make someone happy, turn out useful and bring them good luck.
Keep it up gentlemen, you sure got a lot of fans, maybe where you didn't think you had 🙂,,, greetings from Albania
Amazing Job guys!!! I didn't know that Goodfellow was a Target Brand! They actually make my favorite jeans now!!!
Thank you!
It's not waisted, these guys are angels of mercy.
Thank you. We’re just blessed!
I saw a lifted pinto once. Thousands in suspension and wheels. I was confused and delighted. I have never had that feeling again till now.
These are my favorite types of videos. I love what y'all do and it is such a joy to watch. Whoever gets that shoe is one lucky dude. I really like the look of them. To me, they look tough, more masculine. Yeah the uppers are not that great, we got it. Just looking at them though. Not many people could tell, just by looking at them, especially after the work y'all put into them, that these are Target shoes. Well they ain't Target shoes any more! I know I'd be happy to get those, no matter if I was down on my luck or not.
We Americans need a good shoe with this idea in mind. Good, well made soles that will last. Something that looks tough and won't break down just commuting or running errands but also stylish for the office or a night out.
Thank you so much for watching! We’re glad you enjoyed it.
A great job guys Nothing looks great without effort!
Thank you!
Some lucky person is going to have a pair of shoes that they will cherish for many many years. How amazing you two are!!!
Great Job, Gents! Excellent Purpose, too! Thanks!
Hey guys, here form Beltsville Maryland i love your videos i love hand made shoes the craftsmanship you put in your job it just shows up in the final product just amazing keep the videos coming
Superb as always. Also Hoooooooooray for the bobbin shot. Love that bobbin action.
Thank you!
Hey you guys live in my family's home town! I saw flashbacks from my childhood when I saw you first start the trip to Nashville. Great job, just stumbled across the channel.
I think it’s cool what you do with these “less expensive” shoes. It shows how you can take something off very minimal quality and give it a very decent makeover. I like all of your videos no matter the show or boot… or quality.
I normally watch all of my TH-cam subscriptions on Roku, but I make it a point to go into my smart phone just to hit the like button. What I really admire about you both is that you are charitable, giving back to your community. A lot of people don’t understand that we help those in need, not to make ourselves feel better, but with the hope that when we need help, someone will be there for us. Awesome job guys, keep up the great work.
Thank you so much! We are so blessed and love to give back.
Bless you for making a difference in some people's lives.
thanks guys for taking some time from your busy schedule to do something like this, much appreciated.
You’re welcome. We always enjoy it.
I been watching another cobbler and I can’t believe how people standards can get so low. Finally a place that is beyond knowledgeable and capable of working and showing how to properly do things. You guys are amazing
Awesome guys, nice to give back or pay it forward, blessings will continue
Love watching you take these kinds of shoes apart to see what makes them tick and then swap out for high quality parts! And then donating them is a really awesome idea! And of course, quality work to boot!!
I pray these shoes end up on the feet of a man who really needed them who will get a lot of wear out of them 🙏 God bless you guys and the folks at the Nashville Rescue Mission! 😺
Thank you so much!
As always, interesting and educational about shoes and the cobbler's craft.🤗💚
Thank you for watching!
Because of this channel and you two I picked up a pair of used Brooks Brothers Oxford shies in need of a resole including the Goodyear leather welt. So far I got one apart and it has been re-soled once. You make the breakdown look so easy, it took me a good 2 hours just to get the strange heel off, nails out, the welt stitches out and the rubber stuff they put in out. I need to make a last of my feet and I want to reshape the toe a bit. I am hoping to get them less than hard bottom and less weight. And have an outstanding pair of shoes. Thanks for the confidence.
I have to say these guys put out excellent stuff....Been watching them for a couple of years now...I can't be the only one who realises one of the great things about these videos is, once they get down to the graft, it's the great audio and lack of commentary that makes it so watchable...I'm UK BTW..
thats great u donated it for someone it can help those in need
Great gesture fellas 👍 It doesn’t take much to end up down on your luck in this day and age . Lots of people are one pay check away from trouble. Organisation’s like that do wonderful work. Love seeing old boots brought back to life . Hope to see more in the future.
Thank you very much!
These will be awesome for someone - replacing that crappy particle board insole with real leather and getting rid of that 'save 2 cents' 90% hollow sole will make these last until the upper falls apart.
Having had similar shoes in the past - if you attempt to care for the upper at all they always outlast the insole - let alone the sole - these should give someone a good year or more of service without hurting their feet. Awesome job.
I like the use of the ringshank nails. Real holding power.
Awesome job like the soles and blue stitching
Thank you!
You guys are amazing! I love how you intersperse your repairs with videos like this. keep up the good work!
Thank you very much!
Great job guys. I love watching your videos. I own a few pairs of GYW Allen Edmonds shoes and boots - so I appreciate seeing how it all goes together!
They came out big and bold! Like that classic American 70’ - 80’s heyday of US shoe day shoes. It’s funny, you got about $4 in upper material with about $50 of sole $304 installed with that welting! Lol
Nice job guys. You should feel good about it, Its a win / win!
Good job guys nice to see you outside the workshop.
Congratulations guys for the work and your good hearts
Great to watch expert craftsmanship in action 🥰
As always, wonderful work guys. I do not understand anyone complaining in the comment section about how you gents decide to invest your time and resources. I guess thats the problem with society today!! Great concept!! I love the fact that you're willing to give back and reach down with a helping hand!! Thats why your business and channel continue to grow and thrive!! Much love!!
Oh it’s already out. Thanks TH-cam lol. Another beautiful job, and a nice donation.
Amazing craftsmanship gentlemen and great cause!👏🏼🔥🔥🔥
My mom worked summer jobs in a shoe factory as a teen during WWII (before that, she worked in a tomato canning factory ..... yech! .... how lucky she was there was a shoe factory right across the road) ..... anyway ..... you name it, she did it ..... trained on every station ...... she would have enjoyed watching your videos
That’s very neat! We appreciate you sharing.
I loved this transformation, just as I loved the ones you did from Walmart for fun ad for free, of course.
You guys rock. It may be a novelty, but some folks get a better than average pair of shoes to get back into the game of life.
Great video. Not sure how hard it would be, but maybe check goodwill for some worn out shoes with leather uppers? Then redo them. Probably going to be way more comfortable than redoing shoes with man made uppers.
Thank you. Yes, we’ve done that on several occasions.
That was like surgery for shoes. A very successful operation, I’d say. What you are doing for charity is fantastic too. Best wishes from London, England. 👍
more videos like this! i love ur donating to charity very cool
Can’t stop watching craftsmen work. I can see safety managers going out of their minds watching you cut though which would be funny.
Thanks so much for doing something so kind and donating the shoes ♥
Thank you. We are blessed!
Thanks for taking the time to give back to the community. Stay safe :)
Thank you for watching!
Nice work and you guys are good people!
Thank you sir. We really appreciate it.
What a lovely way to support SJCRH.
You guys are awesome for donating these shoes. Love the channel! Keep up the good work and i’ll keep watching and liking. I have learned a ton about shoes…
Working for a shoe retail discounter, we spent a lot of time taking things out of the shoe, nice to watch you put what should be in the shoe.
You guys do amazing work. Wish we had more people like you guys. 😁😎
Fun to watch. It seems like it wouldn't have taken that much more to just make a completely new pair of shoes!
I don't need to be a shoe expert to appreciate the quality craftsmanship seeing in the videos.
Another one! It doesn’t matter what you did to the shoes, it’s great just watching you guys work!
... (eye wince)...
Ah... the squeaky noise of an unwaxed edge iron.
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The cobblers version of fingernails on chalkboard ?
LOL 🤣
Wow! This is crazy, hand welting Faux Leather shoes.
Very neat work ! At this point, you have proven that with skills and good will, A LOT can be done with soles.
Your next challenge "for fun" could focus on uppers that have been torn on multiple spots ... most likely around the vamp, where leather creases ... and you would proceed to take them apart and sew up a new vamp. While you're at it, you could also fix the uppers' lining, assuming it has been badly damaged too.
I believe such a project would complete all the upgraded soles you have already posted, and it would showcase your overall mastery of the craft. The video's title could be "Destroyed $10 EBAY shoes/boots are brought back to life" ✌️
Thank you!
Wonderful project, guys! I was trying to remember what a goodyear welt construction looked like and BAM, here was this video. You educated me and I appreciate it.
Thank you for watching!
Excellent shoe repairmen and excellent human beings. I guess if you made shoes from scratch, it would have a soul.
WOW! I couldn't believe what I was seeing in a shoe. I see how true it is about "you get what you pay for".
Well done lads great vid great skills there’s still good people in the world who think of others besides them self.This comes with best wishes from the heart of cobbling Northampton Northamptonshire England 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧👍👍.
Good job. Someone will get good use out of these shoes. Thanks for doing this video. On s different note, i happened to see some covers of romance novels and saw soneone that looked like one of you. I was wondering when you all started posing for those covers. I was startled to see that picture but thought you might just do that posing for a little change from your other work.
I like how you guys aggressively finger tap the shoes you work on.. like.. ALL the shoes. Haha, Its great👌.
I really enjoyed how you change those shoes it was a really good video keep the good work up and the charity work as well thank you very much buy
On this pair, I'm in the camp of "what's the point?" Taking a "pleather" (sow's ear) upper and trying to make a silk purse from it... well, pleather shoes aren't even worthy of the effort. They won't breathe, there's no repairing of scuffs, etc. And, were probably more capable of keeping a person's foot dry {from puddles) when they had the OEM "melted on" soles.
Don't get me wrong, I always love watching you two work your magic on a pair of thrashed hoof-covers, and I get it when it's to salvage someone's beloved shoes that have either a sentimental worth, or for medical reasons, need a renewed lease on life.
We have A LOT more of these to come…from many different brands. Why Target? Why Walmart? Well, it’s fun, it’s different, a lot of folks watch the video, and it’s still a better shoe than three quarters of the worn out shoes people donate to charities. That’s why. Enjoy the video and wait for all of the other shoe makeovers and donations we do. 👍
@RatdogDRB I guess you missed the whole part about donating plus its their time...geez
Excellent and video and very thoughtful to help those in need.
Thank you very much. We’re very blessed!
Thank you for making this video and showing off your skills.
I am going to go through my closet and see what I have that you could breathe new life onto.