Salvatore Ferragamo Shoe Restoration | Refurbishing These Oxford Shoes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, we give this pair of Salvatore Ferragamo oxfords a makeover. A customer mailed this pair to our shop and wanted to have them resoled with JR leather soles and heels, Triumph toe plates installed and then cleaned off and polished with Saphir products. We set out to give these Ferragamo's a nice restoration, and we think they turned out well.
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Me: So youtube, what shall I watch today?
TH-cam: Say no more, you are now interested in shoe refurbishment
@@trashpanda8437 Yeah I give them praise for handcraft
puhahahaha, it's crazy how they suggest videos that I would never search for but I have to watch once I see the title...
Right? Somehow this came across my feed last night and I've been addicted. Watching/listening to 1 video after another.
this
Who'd a thunk it ?
Me too.
It's hard for me to believe that these shoes looked better when they were brand new. Your workmanship is superb.
Thank you very much! We really appreciate you watching.
Trenton & Heath what is the price for this fantastic work?
recommended page brought me here. Never even polished a shoe in my life.
I've now watched this channel for 3 hours straight and i forgot that i was supposed to have lunch with a friend of mine.
TH-cam works in mysterious ways.
Erik Gustafsson Haha...well, we really appreciate you watching!
I only have a pair of cheap dress shoes that I wear twice a year. Love this channel though.
You should get a cheap pair of like say Walmart boots and tear them down to give us an idea of the changes from the good day where stuff was cared for to now where everything is to be replaced just curious how big of a difference there really is
@volcano hi , these shoes are designed for people.......not......
@volcano hi you clearly never owned a good pair of bespoke shoes. they fit like a glove. once you worn them in (which takes a lot less time than off the shelf shoes), you won't even feel wearing them.
piciak that feeling you get when you find a pair of shoes that not just look good, feel made for you and make you look nice...
it takes time to search for that, and you need a fitting wardrobe too.
( it doesnt have to be expensive, just carefully chosen things )
Leather shoes (even bought off rack) eventually become "bespoke" when the leather conforms to the shape of your feet.
volcano hi *laughs in doc martens*
I come from a carpentry background and have a genuine appreciation for hand crafted items outside of my expertise. I’ve now watched 9-10 videos, the level of craftsmanship and detail is insane. Thanks for showing the throw away world what restoration is all about!
That sole colour with the gold heel tacks for that metallic pop... Stunnnnning 😌
Thank you, Rachael! We're glad you like them. Thanks for watching!!
Rachael B, only now you know you really need a man who uses THAT kind of shoes! 😌
Fantastic video, years ago when I was young I used to ask myself, who would repair a shoe? This was in my sneaker days. It is a good profession to go into. I like manual work.
Absolutely fascinating! Somehow, this showed up on my list. I've watched some other restoration channels, so maybe that's how. After watching this video, I'm truly amazed! The skill you have as a craftsman repairing/restoring quality shoes is a pleasure to watch! Thank you!
Thanks, Chris! We really appreciate you watching.
I'm not much interested in shoes, but I do like seeing a craftsman performing works of art.
And I can't resist watching the cast iron machinery.
I find their sounds soothing for some reason.
When I was in middle school I worked in a shop like this. I love these videos and while I watch them I think of the way all these things smell. 😊 Thank you
Who needs porn when you can watch a guy restore a shoe?
😁
My thoughts exactly! :)
Exactly! LoL!!
I guess your hands haven't become leatherly yet, keep practicing
For half an hour
I never thought shoes could be so interesting.
Yes, that brass insert at the tip of the shoe is a sure lady getter. Strut into the club sporting these shoes and the girls will be all over you.
What does the brass do
Me either. I’m hooked!!!
@@godsbeloved03
The first time I saw their videos, I was amazed at how much I didn't know about shoes.
I wonder how often they cut their fingers doing this?
I have no idea why I am watching this but I love watching this.
And what about all of the sounds mic captured?, so nice!
Thanks for watching! We appreciate it.
this is a marriage of craftsmanship and art. almost gone are the days where we refreshed things instead of throw them away.
would you ever be interested in doing a breakdown of what more high-end or "designer" shoe brands you think are well-made? especially Italian ones? we get little slivers of your opinions here and there, but i'd be highly interested in a dedicated video! i just found your channel today and couldn't find a video like that, but my apologies if you've made it already and i missed it!
So you're saying life is like a pair of Ferragamo's ?
Haha...nicely done!
Forest gump intensifies
More like the new Allen Edmonds. It looks beautiful, but there’s a big hole in the sole (heel block). 😁
Trenton and Heath go together like peas and carrots
I really like the way you filmed the different steps of repairing the shoes!
Thank you! We appreciate you watching.
Gabriel Koroly great profile pic, just finished watching Season 3 , excellent
Me: watches makeup videos all day.
TH-cam: Wanna watch fancy man shoes getting fixed?
Me:... Yes?
As a straight man I watch makeup vids sometimes because it amazing on what being done.
George Mason skillz is skillz 🤷🏻♀️
You guys don't fuck around.Nice execution,beautiful masterpiece finish.Customer satisfied to be sure.
Appreciate it, Stephen!
love craftsmen that take pride in doing a great job.
Did I just watch a 30 minute video on shoe restorations?
Yes, yes I did.
Do I regret it?
No, no I don't.
Am I going to do the same every day they upload a new video ? Yes I'll
Im glad youtube recommended this. I love restoration channels and this one is top notch. Amazing skills sir.
Thank you so much, Angelo! We appreciate you watching.
You are a true craftsman sir! After spending years adding new soles & polishing boots to a brilliant shine in the military, I can appreciate every facet of what you were doing. Very entertaining video and can't wait to see more.
Brings back memories of my father doing this work in the 70's. I can remember the smell of the glue and the sounds of the machines he used. He repaired everyday shoes for people when people only had two or three pairs!
How did you learn the trade???
My high BP drops a lot ( to a normal rate) when ever I sit and watch these videos...wow...I am not a fan of shoes or boots or anything of this sort...got addicted to these videos. . Amazing job. Thanks guys !!! so peaceful to watch...
MAN, YALL ARE AWESOME!! YOU GUYS HAVE INSPIRED ME TO TAKE SO MUCH BETTER CARE OF MY BOOTS , I ONLY WEAR WORK BOOTS BUT I REALLY LOVE TO TAKE CARE OF THEM.NOW , THANKS GUYS!!!!
In this throw away society, it is nice to see that restoration of a shoe is still available. It is hard to find a shoe repair service. It is good to see that this wonderful art and service is still being practiced. I especially am amazed at the machines used in your shoe repair & restoration craft. What an art.
I feel like I'm listening to Jason Suidekis imitating a light southern accent
I love how you explain what you're doing, which is more than others do. And those shoes are nicer than the originals.
This man gives hope to the statement "Try walking in my shoes."
This level of craftsmanship is becoming harder to find every day because people only want to buy cheap disposable goods. We need to patronize these people or we will lose these skilled craftsman. Most do all manner of leatherwork, so keep them in mind. As a cop until retirement I had a favorite ankle holster that had worn out over a number of years and I took it to a shop in Severna Park Maryland and he fixed it better than when it was new. The padding and straps were stronger and I still use it to this day as it is now the best I have ever owned.
Totally agree that finding this level of craftsmanship is very difficult, and if I had someone with this level of skill anywhere near me I'd use them. However sometimes it's not about "wanting to buy", but "only being able to afford"... and the cheap stuff is a lot more difficult to repair and maintain too.
It is because, price of everything else than a labour became ridiculously expensive, now the only thing people could ever afford is a cheep chinese mass produced products.
We used to live in a world where labour less than a decade could have earned one, or even more houses, for instance.
Now it became something you have to work for an entire life, or for some unlucky ones, more than one lives.
@@golgothatheend Labour is expensive because the people spend a tremendous amount of time hand crafting the shoes. The people making them deserve a decent wage and compensated for their skill acquired over a lifetime.
We have also increased the cost of hiring people because we have given too many tasks to the government and government does nothing well or cost effectively. Social programs are far too expensive and badly ran. Everyone gets benefits, but at a huge cost and marginal quality.
@@wylieecoyote I am not disagreeing with you in any sense. I am explaining why people buy disposable goods, rather than a craft from an artisan.
People can't buy a cloth from an artisan costing more than a grand for instance, because normal people's income is nowhere close to purchase those without any damage in a bank account, even though it might only be a cost of fabrics + minimum wage.
Yes, you are correct, and because of that, everything became ultra expensive. Maybe foreign factories, causing multiple jobs to vanish participated in this problem.
What can we do though? Damage is already done, and we are divided more than ever.
For those who can afford, who appreciates those old way, they will let those artisans live. If you are one of those, good for you, I also wish myself to be like you.
For others, they can't.
That was the point I was talking about.
And in current state of economy, only thing I wish for those artisan is for them to strive, just like the swiss mechanical watch industry (hopefully, without negative parts from it).
@@golgothatheend Maybe if we had well paying jobs instead of everyone working for minimum wage while executives keep getting richer, we could afford to buy better than cheap Chinese goods. Hey, maybe we should elect another billionaire to lead us, they seem to understand 😂
Brings back memories, when I was a little kid there was always one shoe repair store in the mall and I always wondered who in the world went there because everyone I knew always threw out their old shoes and bough new ones lol given all the junk we buy, after a good mattress, we should spend more on our shoes, we would be healthier, I think. Nice video.
Lisa Lovely LPA Thank you so much for watching...and for sharing that!
He takes his craft to an art level. I never realized all that went into refurbishing a shoe!
Love Ferragamo have several as well as Bruno Magli, Sutor Mantellasi, and Cesare Paciotti. CP are especially high quality with all the bells and whistles. Lots of details....hallmarks of the good stuff.
I was watching ABOM79 an hour or so ago, and he talked about your channel, and provided a link. I followed the link, and I cannot believe that I just subscribed to you channel. It was so engrossing to watch your master craftsmanship! I never thought that anyone could make the art of being a cobbler look so interesting. Very well done!!!
I found this by chance, and my first impulse was "why should anyone with a clear mind repair such a pair of shoes?" I bow to your skills. I've never expected this result.
TH-cam recommendations, never fails to kill 20 minutes in pure bliss
Found some of these older videos. Love the progressions you guys have made. Excellent resole and finished product. Blessings
I have the same exact Farragamos you pictured. I bought my pair in 2012 and finally started wearing them last year. They look brand new. But, if the sole does unglue, i will send them in to you. Love your work! Blessings.
This is so relaxing to watch!
Glad you enjoyed! We appreciate you watching.
You did a great job on the shoes. You really saved the shoes life for another few more years.✨
You're a real master, sir! So nice to see a cobbler at work with so much savoir-faire and knowledge. Thank you for enshrining our crafts heritage!
i love watching the skill of these fellows .. I always get a laugh when i see all the high quality machinery and then those crappy blue handled scissors come out :)
Another great video. I am continually amazed at you skill
Nice to see a video dedicated to all the machines and tools you use.
I couldn't find a shoe shining deal like the one you used so I clamped a drill press vise ($10 on Amazon) to my table and that holds the shoe in place to be shined. Works really well. Great video as always!
nodieusa Nice! Hey, if it works, that’s all that matters. 😉
you have the link to the drill press?
I keep finding little gem channels like these. Very interesting. Great stuff.
Thanks so much, William! We appreciate you watching.
Beautiful restoration. I love the contrast between the heavy machinery, hammers, nails and the sturdy tools used and the refined, polished outcomes. Great job.
Davvero una meravigliosa scarpa, elegante stile italiano. You've done a great job!
Truly wonderful work. Such talent and craftmanship are like a treasure these days when people buy new ones instead to repair/refurbish ie. ask shoemaker or tailor to refurbish/repair. Once again it was a pleasure to admire your work.
You mentioned "nice for Ferragamo"... What are your top 10 makers?
heroshyma69 We’ll do some videos over this subject soon.
@@TrentonHeath thank you. I just bought a pair of used Ferragamo Monkstrap Wingtips for $150. Did I make a mistake?
NOT ANY PEOPLE I KNOW COULD FIX SHOES LIKE THIS GUY PERIOD.
I've never seen the disassembly of a shoe before. This was educational. Thanks for the trip!
Most Italian style shoes are blaked! I have five sets of boots that are super stylish. So far I have had two converted to Goodyear welts. They are impossible to re-purhase and I am super particular when it comes to footwear. I used Brian the Boot maker. There was no one I could find in the UK where I live willing to convert them. It takes such along time to get them back that I've learned to do it myself! I've watched dozens of hours of T&H videos it's better than going to cobblers college. You rapidly find out what works and what doesn't! And what bits they don't always show you in the videos! Thanks guys :)
"These shoes are on their last leg" ... lmao
Watched you and colleague, both working on Ferregamo shoes. Genius. Thx from UK.
4:41 my jaws were clinched as I was rooting for you!!! I was like, "C'mon, you can do it!!" 28:25 where I would lose a finger! Great video ... made me sleepy and stimulated asmr. The shoes turned out awesome.
I am totally amazed at the level of skill and craftsmanship involved in restoring these shoes! Hats off to you for this amazing video.
My parents were stationed in Italy in the mid 50's. My Dad always had had handmade shoes and my older siblings as well. We had dress shoes and work/play shoes. You changed shoes when you got home, polished dress shoes for school/church for next day. Always bought "good" shoes, didn't have a pair of athletic shoes till I was in HS. I would take my thin skin high heels and have a second sole applied to it for more comfort and longer wear. Good fitting shoes make for comfort walking and standing. Happy feet, happy life.
Estou apaixonada pela arte da restauração de sapatos!!!! Excelente vídeo e trabalho magnífico! Parabéns do Brasil!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
I always enjoy the hell out of people who do master work on things. Beautiful work.
I like how u make everything by hand with not much of machinery use. Hand tools and skills. Tons of it. Lovely yo watch and although I have no shoes that need repair I appreciate and admire your work sir. Thank u for the video and hope younger people out there watch and learn some of your awesome skills.
Beautiful shoes. I’m addicted to this channel now.
Deciding if I should send my Alan Edmunds to these gentlemen or to AE - what an absolutely stunning job..
The Ferragamo Tramezza Line is the best - they are the only Ferragamo line that uses the goodyear welt.
I'm binge watching shoe repair.
So relaxing.
I couldn't afford the materials you used to rebuild those shoes. I have no idea why TH-cam sent me here, but you sir are a true artist!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate you taking the time to watch.
Always wonder what the world would be like without people with trades like these
I just started watching this channel man it’s addicting .. awesome talent and restoration .. when one of my shoes starts going bad I’ll be looking forward to sending you guys then for repair
So nice to see shoemaker or repair not a dead trade. Really cool
I have no idea why I am watching this.
ME TO. WE ARE UBNORMAL...
hahaa i was asking myself that, then i decided to scroll down and saw this comment
Omg , I was thinking the same , but it's interesting
But you can't stop. Like watching a wreck.
One thing I have found to keep my nice shoes nice is to 1) keep them in shoe socks made of a soft fabric, and 2) use shoe trees. Not only do shoe trees keep your shoes form fitted but they also keep them from getting that weird 'toe upturned' look. The shoe socks keep them from getting beat up if you just toss them in your closed after wearing them. Also, keep your shoes conditioned and shined.
Just because I saw couple videos of someone converting some random wood trunk into speakers on a lathe TH-cam thinks I’m interested in shoe restoration....watched the whole restoration. Bravo to his craftsmanship
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4. Leave a positive comment 😉
Something like: "Great job, guys!"
"Awesome transformation"
"Keep these videos coming"
"Love your Southern accent, y'all" 😊
Never thought i would stumble upon with a youtube who cares for shoes so much. Good work :)!!
Do you know i respect you. I just see the amount of passion and work your putting into this shoe, I respect that your put time and effort into this and i hope in the future you keep doing what you love and do best at it.
Crafts like this one will never go out of fashion and more importantly won't be replaced by robots and AI. Lawyers, accountants and bankers are at risk but not shoemakers. Kudos to these guys.
stumbled upon this vid by accident and was riveted start to finish, great show - cheers
Thanks so much, Craig! We appreciate you watching.
I enjoy all of your videos. The shoe shinning part is the most gratifying one. I had to shine my boots when I was in the US Army. It takes patience to get a good shine!!!
Awesome work on the resole of the shoes . After the shine those shoes looked amazing. Job well done sir.
Thank you very much!
Yeah, the soles look mint. A pity you have to walk on those! I would have them on display at home for a week before wearing them 😄
Sven Lancaster 😃
Robots cannot do such things as this! The hand skills & dexterity is top-notch!
CRAZY ADDICTIVE!!!!!!!!!!!! watched through 28minutes straight
Can you do a video on how to fix scuffs and scratches?
This is very enjoyable, a craftsman at work. This also teaches us about the quality of our shoes we are purchasing.
Watching him shine those shoes took me back to the time when I had to polish the old black Army boots, talking about de-ja-vue!!!!
That is a sexy pair of shoes! I wouldn’t wear them just admire them in my mans closet. Nice work!
Why do I see this video on my newsfeeds. But since the title is Ferragamo and I lived in Milan, Italy, for many years (and I don't own any Ferragamo shoes whatsoever), I just left Italy 2 years ago, I am watching and have subscribed. I never knew there's so many layers of leathers and soles and nails in just one shoe.
Great work!! This shoe likely came from the Tramezza or Lavorazione Originale line of Ferragamo shoes. Would be good to know which model this was because it looks to have been well-built.
C T Thanks! I don’t know much about the different lines of Ferragamo, but it very well could have been. Compared to other Ferragamo’s we’ve worked on, these were definitely a better quality. I appreciate the input.
I have so enjoyed watching you work.
Wondering - how old are some of the machines you are using?
What a fabulous job, great satisfaction to see a skilled craftsman plying his trade.
Hi guys, love your videos! Would love to see more women shoes repairs. Keep up the great videos, a (female) fan from Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Oh man, I wish I can smell the wax and the leathers! Beautiful craftmanships btw. ❤️
Thank you!
ok.. the second video and now I am addicted to your channel..new subscriber ..you deserve it
I really enjoy watching your restorations. You both have given me much insight on how shoes are built up and am even more looking foward to September of this year, as I will be attending a summer course for shoe-making at Accedmia Riaci in Florence at the "ripe age" of 58! I am hoping to start a new career as a Cobbler/Shoemaker and finally being able to get up mornings and go to work with a smile on my face!
Anyway great videos guys and keep the old traditions going, because I truly believe all the old "stough" is making a slow, but steady comeback. Best wishes to you both from an Italian-american ex-army veteren living in Deutschland: God bless America!!
That’s great! Best of luck with your future endeavors.
I get my hair cut at a barbershop. In the 1970’s they still had a shoeshine man. He did cool rhythms when he was shining with the cloth.
What made you both want to become cobblers?? How did you learn the trade? Was it a family business? And...have you ever made a mistake so drastic that it was un fixable? Just questions that flow through my mind at night when I’m watching your amazingly satisfying work!
It's nice to re-form the leather uppers as well, maybe a little moisture and a tree shoe with a little "ironing" action during the makeover would help to get rid of those wrinkles across the instep on the upper.
Trenton , I can tell by your eyes that you had enjoyed few glasses of bourbon last night :) awesome restore again !
PLEASE EXPLAIN how you charge pricing... I think the young generation might be more inspired if they KNEW how much money this specialty craft costs to make a living.
I agree, I’d love an apprenticeship learning the business model.
Very satisfying to watch !!! Craftsmanship at its best.......Can it get any better....??
Thank you so much! We really appreciate you watching.
Wow, what exquisite craftsmanship. Came upon your video by chance...quite intriguing!
Wore shoes ince or twice in my life but watched the entire video. Great work