How To Make Shoes - Gentleman's Gazette
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- Learn how Goodyear welted Dress Shoes Were Made in the 1930's. Witness all the steps from start to finish.
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00:00 Introduction
Silent movie in color from the 1930's, showing how a pair of Goodyear Welted men's shoes is made. Not much has changed ever since, but this shoe documentary gives a most interesting insight into how a pair of shoes is made.
00:41 Bend
Used for the outsole. A machine stamps the soles to size and ensures they are of uniform thickness. The innersoles must have the same shape and in order to be able to sew them properly, a canvas band is applied in the gemming process.
04:31 The Leather Upper
The shoe uppers are cut from selected calf hides that are much softer than the soles, but they are likewise pressed to a uniform thickness.
10:11 The Shoe Is Assembled
The sole is now tacked to the wooden last. The uppers are now pulled over the last and tacked to it.
20:01 Finishing The Shoe
Hot vibrating irons pound the edge of the sole, giving it a hard, rounded, smooth and polished surface. Subsequently, the soles are polished with wax, and the uppers and the welt are cleaned and polished.
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Believe it or not, but there are still a few shoe companies left in the US that produce shoes in a very similar way.
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Allen Edmonds in Wisconsin
Alden, Rancourt & San Antonio Shoes!
This makes me appreciate my shoes after seeing all the work involved in making them. I will start to take care of my shoes..
Thank you for sharing this amazing video showcasing the intricate process of making handmade leather shoes. The sheer skill required to make such a shoe is beyond impressive. It is an art form in the truest sense. We should support these skilled craftsmen by buying handmade shoes.
Thank you so much for enlightening everyone on this marvelous process. Please add more videos like this to your channel, I would love to see tailoring processes in action, and even how some of the Fort Belvedere products are made.
In case you are wondering, why are all machines are working constantly, it is because they were all powered by one huge steam engine! The power was transmitted with a single belt to the mechanishms.
I loved this video! I’m sure many students of mine never saw a shoe being crafted! Well, I’ll show them! Thanks!
Great video, left me speechless. Thank you for posting this and all your great content Sven.
Wish I could get these right now at this very moment. Nothing like craftsmanship....eh, GREAT craftsmanship.
orravalb Brown you can one example is allen edmounds in wisconsin where I am
Even many of the poorest dressed men workers there a wore shirt and tie. Thats the common way back then.
Patrick B i
Beethoven's 9th is by far my favourite piece of music
This vid brought me back to that era....So touchful
Actually the first time ever hearing that whole Piece of Music. Very relaxing video
Amazing! A look into the crafts of yesteryear!
All of the workers are in good shape
Interesting, apparently those are some 1930s Thom McAn's? You can somewhat make the name out at 22:07
Yep. Sharp shoes too!
Yes, Thom McAn. You can see the chiseled/squared forefoot which is never done since perhaps the 60s. The 50s - early-60s Allen Edmonds catalogs have a few of those types of welted/soled shoes. One of them was the McAllister, and the MacNeil was completely different before they restyled it.
Ah nothing better than Beethovens 9th
Fascinating. Thanks for the upload :)
You have a beautiful life with us, greetings to you all from Iraq
By the way: the background track is the official european anthem. It´s called "Ode an die Freude" from Beethoven´s 9th Symphony. Greetings from Germany. I suppose you chose this track, Raphael? Since you like classic?
I was fearful of the workers' fingers every step of the way! Those needles that can pierce through soles, those skiving machines... I wonder how long they must train to go at such speed.
+Dandylion now its a required skill due to shortages. Every company cashed in and bought new machines to mass produce shoes. Very few are still made in the USA
Thanks for sharing, very informative
Ahh yes, progress!
AGGH!! The music was an excellent choice, but it was so close to the end and got cut off. Maddening! That said, very enlightening in terms of content :)
A wonderful video Mr. Schneider. Thank you.
The craftsmanship was really authenticity back then.
Wow! What a great video!
Remaster in 4K Great.
This is fascinating, thank you!
Pity this was in the age before podcasts and earbuds, with this sort of repetitive work.....
Thom McAn shoes! Vintage classic
There's no song of joy in these workers faces and fancy wearing a tie all day while operating a machine
Mind-boggling. 😮
amazing
Beautiful process!
+wmeoki indeed!
+Gentleman's Gazette I have a question. I have never seen so sharp shape of the sole on the sides. What style is it ? From what year ? Where was it used ?
what the fucks with this loud af music
I can't see how you would want to wear ugly plain sneakers when you have something like this.
yergaderga the craftsmanship is truly great
Wow! ~ Who would have thought.
The British had some brilliant engineers back then.... wow!!!
British? That was an American company
Congratulations!
AweSome..........
vary cool
I love it !
Tommy Angelucci thank you!
nice
Thanks so much for the sincere opportunity l have from watching a good video
great video, they used more machines back in the day then they do now, even the humans look like machines, but still great craftsmanship
came for the title, left with music to my ears
so nice
Fouad Zerf Thanks
Amazing! i am love handmaded shoes. thank's
Gustavo Eckelberg Impressive, isn't it?
Gentleman's Gazette Indeed !
I never complained about the price of good quality shoes.
This really reminds me of Chaplin especially the background theme !!! 😅
Super
Which song is at the beginning of this video
20:06 the irons are straight up heated by a tiny blowtorch, that's sick.
how and where did u find this documentary I am confused
Where can I buy these shoes?
Conscientiousness is the personality trait of being thorough, careful, or vigilant. Conscientiousness implies a desire to do a task well. Conscientious people are efficient and organized as opposed to easy-going and disorderly.
These people are Conscientious. If they aren't the shoes are defective, or they get their fingers ripped off. It's a job, not a game.
Those efforts are aided by innovations in technology brought into being by the work of brilliant men, and by labor reforms like the eight hour day, the forty hour week, brought into being by the bravery and solidarity of union men.
That was great all the way up until the end, but you didn't let the symphony finish! There was only about 15 seconds left! Liked anyway...
THE WORKERS ARE WELL TRAINED THEY CAN CLOSE THEIR EYES AND STILL THEY CAN GET THE SHOES RIGHT. THANKS
When was this film made ?
***** 1930's/
Gentleman's Gazette I thought as much !
Lars Jönlid h
Considering the video is in color I suspect 1940s or 50s is more likely?
+Lekoza There was color footage of WWI... Yes, color was unusual in the 30's but not impossible. At the end of the day, the process changed very little in the following decade or two, so the process was very similar.
what brand of the shoe is this , really well-made with extremely nicely profile?
Chan Tommy I think I saw Tom Mac
Thom McAn brand a New Hampshire shoe manufacturer
***** ?
Gentleman's Gazette it seems to me, that the shoe boxes that you see in the last frames, is a old Thom McAn shoe factory ;)
***** Ah, thank you!
***** It could have been a private label production run though...
whats the shoe used in the thumbnail of this video? I is gorgeous
Isn’t this an old add for timpmans shoes in England?
the older I get the more respect I have
Looks like the box at the end is labeled Thom Mcan. Sad to see what has come of this company.
It sure is, ross m.
Ode to joy- of shoes
Ｇｒｅａｔ！
Kazuma Nishimura Thank you!
Good fitting Americans!!!!
When the video was taken?
Guardian Observer Hi, it's from the 1930s.
track name please
Beethovan's 9th 🤦🏻♂️
@@tetedepoulet8651 thanks even though i am 2 years late i still find it the best
super işcilik turkey ...1950 sanırım.
....yet no comparison to handmade artisan work.
They don't insert the sock AND lace it
Lets stop buying rubbish and bring back the crafts.
Those shoes are probably still worn today
Why is this playing the funeral march?
yergaderga why not?
Exactly
+yergaderga Because the Intense Obsession & well Deserved Dedication in Designing the Finest a Gentlemen Must Wear, & The Art of Producing Real Shoes is Long Gone Dead... Am so Sad..... But; at the same time; somewhere in my irrational inter emotional being, something splendid just got sparked, inciting a slight gasp of Motivation along with an uplifting happiness.. That my friend; just activated my creative part of me.. Am glad i accidentally bumped into this video.. Am Making my own shoes now... Fuck purchasing Trash modern stuff. I Will take advantage that i live in The World Capital of Shoes and Leather. I've already started with Moccasins and so far, so good... Not purchasing shoes ever again.. So there's a very Logical Reason why they play Funeral March..
+cazzo53 You can still get good shoes made... Take it from a shoe maker. But i'm happy hearing you're making your own shoes! I whould love to see the finish product. Send me a message if you bother, Good day.
+TheJolakula Not bothered at all. At this moment, i've have a little time and got into other stuff since we're opening a restaurant, due to; my head's temporarily focused on that.. Once am Recapitalized, I will Invest Big part of my earnings and the best of my Free time into this oncoming shoe ideas i have.. Shoes not dead yet... Still working on them and will not quit until those are totally perfected. Having that in hand, that product will only be made With [Rare Exotic Leathers] they must be done correctly to avoid huge losses on those leathers .. I have the Good Connects to supply me any leather, so why not take advantage of them. =)
I wonder if OSHA would let this plant run nowdays......
wow if this was your job, it would be crazy to do this 40 hours every week man 1:54 you must be really like to make shoe(sole)s, and if you where a christian you would have to pray every day that your fingers would not get stuck in the machine you have to work with
How old the video is, beautiful shoes but every single step done by machine. Where is craftsmanship?
Half way through I couldn't watch it and listen to the annoyingly needless music at the same time.
Thanks so much for the sincere opportunity l have from watching a good video
great video, they used more machines back in the day then they do now, even the humans look like machines, but still great craftsmanship