Can't thank you enough guys! Those are actually my boots, purchased in Bologna, Italy some 20 years ago. I used them on a daily basis throughout my studies and had them "wrapped" in Vibram for better weather protection. I can't believe I will be wearing them again soon. Amazing job as always! Ps: drop the mustache
@@tommynguyen8555 actually yes, we use crocs in the operating room but ordinary shoes while running up n down to the departments. Most prefer snickers but I always went for well made leather shoes
Love the new place! You can tell it's a lot bigger because of the echoes. Can't wait for the tour! Oh and thumbs up on the mustache 👍. I've grown mine as well during this pandemic. 😁
Content is still great, but the old, smaller shop without the echoes and bit darker setting made for a more old timey intimate atmosphere. Seems more factory now.
Looking forward to the tour of the new digs. Great re-build on these boots. As for the stache, well let's just say I tend to be partial to them myself since I started growing mine when I was back in college at the age of 21. Haven't shaved it off even once since the original growing of it and that is 42 years ago .... yep, grew it back in 1978 - were guys even born yet? Thanks again for taking us along. I always enjoy stopping in to see what you both have for us.
The boot restoration looks great! As far as the mustache, gave me a flashback of when my fellow Marines and I would go to the field, it was a MUST to grow the 'Stache! 👍
So glad you guys decided to make content on this Lost Art, it’s almost impossible to find someone these days to do the work let alone to do quality work. I wear out heels like nobody’s business on both my shoes and boots.
It's very clear that you've been a completely different person in the positive sense in the most recent videos. Much more outgoing and relatable to the viewers. It must be the mustache. Whatever has happened or happening in your life, keep it up my Friend
Just graduated from medschool a few months ago, and i used to wear my chelsea boots too around the hospital, even got them stained with blood once 😂 It's now my favourite type of boots since it's a lot easier to get on and off, especially when you have to get in and out of the operating room frequently.. It feels really good to be a little more stylish among the sea of sneakers in the hospital while still staying relatively comfortable 😊😊
Budi Haryadi Outstanding! Congratulations! Yep, a man with a good looking pair of shoes definitely stands out, in a good way, from the “sea of sneakers” out there nowadays. Keep up the great work!
Congrats Budi! I am the lucky owner of these boots, also colleague, surgeon ophthalmologist running a private practice in Greece. The Magli boots were purchased 20 years ago and served me amazingly well, so happy to see them restored to former glory. Best wishes for your career!
@@pankar2273 Whoa, 20 years? They don't look that old to me 😂 You must've really taken care of them, they age really well! Hope they'll serve you 20+ more years, and best wishes too for your career 😉 Cheers from Indonesia 😊
Great to see you guys in the new shop! Sound has a lot of echo due to the larger building, maybe use a different mic? Not crazy about the musstache. I'm sure the bugs will get ironed out. So happy for you and your family. Happy Independence Day.
The precision on the fully manual steps - cutting for the blind stitch and pressing the marks in the shoe is so impressive to me. If you make a mistake there, it really puts a dent in the whole repair.
The new shop seems huge! Great work as always. I had a few moments where I went "But what about...? Oh, okay!" As far as the 'stache, not my style but most people probably like it. At the eod as long as the wife does, that all that matters. 😉
Give the stash a little more time to grow in. If it doesn’t fill out nicely, then get rid of it. The new place looks nice. Loved the repair job on the shoes. You guys are great.
Used to seeing you guys being clean shaven. The mo needs to be longer in order to twirl the ends 😜 but you guys can try out whatever you guys want to. Variety keeps things interesting. Nice boots. Love seeing how much difference there’s in start to finish 👍💖👍
Hey guys, just a word about the new place . You might want to see about some sound dampening panels for the walls. It would help cut down on the echoes.
I say let the 'stache grow and see what you got. Then we can assess how it looks on you. Cool to see the new place! Now for some wall treatments to tame the echo... ;)
Great job, liked the sole finish. Heath - I am a clean shaven guy but the stache looks good on you. You are in a good place with it because you can have it and look good or shave it off and look good. Depends on your mood.
Another great video, looking forward to the tour video. I'm not sure if it was said in the previous video but whats going to happen to the old shop/location? Keep the stache !
I enjoy seeing craftsmen practice their trade, it's fantastic what you guys can do to bring shoes back to life. Your mustache is just that, yours, but as a married man knows the only other option that realy matters is that of "she who must be obeyed"...😁
You must be in heaven with that huge big space to work in! Love the facial hair....makes you look more distinguished and professorial! You guys rock! 👍🏻😍
Whatever you and your wife think on the ‘satche is the answer. Question on the sole stamping process: How many actual sizes do you have for that? Seems you’d want to within a shoe size or so in order to minimize your waste.
Wait, let me get my sunglasses -- just kidding! Nice, bright workplace. I'm looking forward to the tour. It's great to see a blake stitch repair. Beautiful work.
Wow, listen to the way the sound echoes. How great for you guys to have all that space. Thank you for asking for moustache comments, it was the first thing I wanted to comment on when I pressed play but didn’t want to make personal comments if they weren’t welcomed. It gets a big 👍but I like a moustache to make a bold statement, not a timid little hairy lip, so I hope it’s going to grow some more. I just think with facial hair go big or go to the barbers. 😊
Congrats for the new place, looks much bigger than the other one, good luck!! Great job with this boots, I have a pair of boots and I would like to make the same job, how much was the price for this work, thx a lot!!!
Thanks, Alex! Well, this particular job was free, but ordinarily it would have been around $180 for all of the options we did. $110 for the basic resole.
The new place looks really big. The shoes look great. Can blake stitch shoes be turned into goodyear welted shoes? If you have a new welt and stitch it to the shoes then stitch the welt to the sole. Are there any reasons why you wouldn't want to do that? Heath, your moustache needs more work.
You guys do great work. I sent in a pair of vintage AEs a while ago and I love the resole you did on them. As far as the mustache, I'd say let it grow out a bit more and then decide. That said, as a mustache wearing guy myself I say go for it if you like it. 👍
Heath, you look like a Polish fireman now! They are really tough but good hearted guys so both thumbs up! Pozdrowienia z Polski! Greetings from Poland!
G'day Heath another great job and looking forward to a shop tourer, keep the mow but I'm one sided as I have one and there's no way mine's coming off. Regards John
Great video, looking forward to a tour of the premises. Hope the lack of background "music" is permanent, never thought much of that, much prefer to hear the hammering and machines with the commentary. When I want music I'll play the Stones.
I know the purpose of the welt for Goodyear welted shoes/boots, but what is the purpose of a welt for Blake stitched footwear? I thought the upper, insole, and outsole were stitched together with the stitching being inside the footwear. What is the functional purpose of a welt?
Happy 4th of July! as asked the mustache is fine, you are handsome with or without. There is more room in the new place, can't wait for the tour. Great job as always.
Another outstanding job--I hope the doctor was happy with his restored boots. I'm happy that you got a new space, but have to say that I miss the background "look" of the old space--still getting used to the new one. As always, really enjoy your videos. p.s. "no" to the 'stache--some men's faces need one, you don't!
How do your hands feel after a day of resole's and pulling soles off all day? Do you get cramps in your hands? I'm asking because I'm interning as a designer for Tom Ford and my hands kill me after a solid day of hand sewing.
Have you ever thought about starting an apprenticeship program? I hate the thought of this type of craftsmanship and knowledge being lost. Loved the work you did on this pair of boots, btw.
In all of the cobbling videos I’ve watched on all the channels I’ve never seen what you did at 15:50 before where it gives a shiny finish to the bottom of the sole. What is that process called? Is that just a heated iron of some sort? Great job by the way!
It is interesting to watch you guys do your craft. You may be drifting into the "Mario Brothers" zone when coupling your mustache with your shop attire.
Love watching your videos. You guys are the best. But you make me nervous when cutting the soles with the utility knife. Have you ever slipped and cut your thumb?
Hey T&H, great video as always! I've been wanting to get a good pair of boots for a while now. I looked at Thursday Boots, but I came across to many reviews that said they're not comfortable and supportive enough to spend a whole day wearing. I'm looking for something at that $200-300 price point from a company that makes wide sizes, which most DTC do not do. Do you have any suggestions?
Can't thank you enough guys! Those are actually my boots, purchased in Bologna, Italy some 20 years ago. I used them on a daily basis throughout my studies and had them "wrapped" in Vibram for better weather protection. I can't believe I will be wearing them again soon. Amazing job as always! Ps: drop the mustache
Pan Kar Glad you like them! We were happy to be able to work on them for you. I know it’s been a while, but you’ll have them back very soon. 😉
@@TrentonHeath tnx again for the amazing job guys!
@@pankar2273 I love the look of your boots! Do healthcare workers actually wear stuff like this on the floor?
@@tommynguyen8555 actually yes, we use crocs in the operating room but ordinary shoes while running up n down to the departments. Most prefer snickers but I always went for well made leather shoes
They're good as new but better because the uppers are broken in. A beautiful claasic dress boot. Hope you enjoy them for many many more years.
Got to see so many techniques and TOOLS on this one! That's my favorite part. Well all of it's my favorite part but still.
Thank you, Buck!
In England there are many shoe repair shops but no real craftsman like these brothers. Always a pleasure to see them at work.
Love the new place! You can tell it's a lot bigger because of the echoes. Can't wait for the tour! Oh and thumbs up on the mustache 👍. I've grown mine as well during this pandemic. 😁
Thank you, Jason! Yeah, it’s quite a bit larger with much taller ceilings. We may have to resort to the small clip on mics. 👍 on the mustache.
Content is still great, but the old, smaller shop without the echoes and bit darker setting made for a more old timey intimate atmosphere. Seems more factory now.
Heath's stache is a keeper! It's a good look for him.
The sound of those threads exploding apart was so good 🥰
I also now remember how I tense up when that pry tool comes out.
Congrats and best wishes on the move to the new premises! The refurb on those boots will make one Greek man very happy indeed.
Another amazing job, gentlemen! And you keep rockin that stache, Heath! Looks good!
Thank you very much, Richard!
Love the stubble, not too fond of the 'stache. ☺ Great video!
ladyofglencairn Thank you! We appreciate you watching...and for the ‘stache feedback. 😉
Looking forward to the tour of the new digs. Great re-build on these boots. As for the stache, well let's just say I tend to be partial to them myself since I started growing mine when I was back in college at the age of 21. Haven't shaved it off even once since the original growing of it and that is 42 years ago .... yep, grew it back in 1978 - were guys even born yet? Thanks again for taking us along. I always enjoy stopping in to see what you both have for us.
My theory has been proven correct. Facial hair does improve leather working skills. ;)
Another great job by our favorite cobbling brothers!
Yazza Yap Hahaha...I think you we’re definitely on to something! 😉👍👞
Yazza Yap Ya keep the stache.
Tell that to Steve over at Bedos.
Gentlemen- Your workmanship and attention to detail always amaze me. You would have done well as surgeons. Congratulations on your success.
The boot restoration looks great!
As far as the mustache, gave me a flashback of when my fellow Marines and I would go to the field, it was a MUST to grow the 'Stache! 👍
The "Blind internal stitch" is amazing. So meticulous. One slip of the knife and you have to start all over again?
Heath is so handsome that I think I prefer him with no mustache, no need to cover up any of his good looks at all!
Hanna Kin Thank you! ☺️
I only learned how to refurbish sneakers. No stitching just gluing just adding an occasional orthotic. They lasted better when I was done
So glad you guys decided to make content on this Lost Art, it’s almost impossible to find someone these days to do the work let alone to do quality work. I wear out heels like nobody’s business on both my shoes and boots.
It's very clear that you've been a completely different person in the positive sense in the most recent videos. Much more outgoing and relatable to the viewers. It must be the mustache. Whatever has happened or happening in your life, keep it up my Friend
Just graduated from medschool a few months ago, and i used to wear my chelsea boots too around the hospital, even got them stained with blood once 😂 It's now my favourite type of boots since it's a lot easier to get on and off, especially when you have to get in and out of the operating room frequently.. It feels really good to be a little more stylish among the sea of sneakers in the hospital while still staying relatively comfortable 😊😊
Budi Haryadi Outstanding! Congratulations! Yep, a man with a good looking pair of shoes definitely stands out, in a good way, from the “sea of sneakers” out there nowadays. Keep up the great work!
Congrats Budi! I am the lucky owner of these boots, also colleague, surgeon ophthalmologist running a private practice in Greece. The Magli boots were purchased 20 years ago and served me amazingly well, so happy to see them restored to former glory. Best wishes for your career!
@@pankar2273 Whoa, 20 years? They don't look that old to me 😂 You must've really taken care of them, they age really well! Hope they'll serve you 20+ more years, and best wishes too for your career 😉 Cheers from Indonesia 😊
@@TrentonHeath Indeed! Thank you T&H 😊😊
Amazing work and the new place looks amazing! Lots of success. Looking forward to a tour. (By the way, the facial hair on Heath? No thanks.)
Thank you, Sarah!! Appreciate the feedback. 👨🦰
I will never get tired of this channel. Wish you continued success in your new location!!!
SCD Observer Thank you very much! We really appreciate that and, of course, we always appreciate you watching.
Great to see you guys in the new shop! Sound has a lot of echo due to the larger building, maybe use a different mic? Not crazy about the musstache. I'm sure the bugs will get ironed out. So happy for you and your family. Happy Independence Day.
The precision on the fully manual steps - cutting for the blind stitch and pressing the marks in the shoe is so impressive to me. If you make a mistake there, it really puts a dent in the whole repair.
The new shop seems huge! Great work as always. I had a few moments where I went "But what about...? Oh, okay!"
As far as the 'stache, not my style but most people probably like it. At the eod as long as the wife does, that all that matters. 😉
RAD6150 Very true! Glad you enjoyed the video. As always, we appreciate you watching.
Thumbs up on the moustache. Even better if you grow a full beard. Handsome anyway.
The mustache roars! Everything is revisable, it's the spirit of the Plague Year.
James Jacocks 😁👨🦰👍
Can’t get enough of y’all’s videos. Been binge watching like crazy. 👀
FYI… The stache is looking good. Let it keep growing.
Bigger space and looks like new camera equipment too. Real professional footage there, guys.
Its always joy to see how much care and attention you give to each pair. 🤗
Miroslava Pobjecka Thank you!
Give the stash a little more time to grow in. If it doesn’t fill out nicely, then get rid of it. The new place looks nice. Loved the repair job on the shoes. You guys are great.
Wow, what an amazing sole job. It must have been so tedious cutting back that layer.
Also, keep the 'stache 👍🏽
Great video as always. Thumbs up on the moustache. Awaiting video on the new shop.
Used to seeing you guys being clean shaven. The mo needs to be longer in order to twirl the ends 😜 but you guys can try out whatever you guys want to. Variety keeps things interesting.
Nice boots. Love seeing how much difference there’s in start to finish 👍💖👍
Thank you so much, Evelyn! We appreciate you watching.
Hey guys, just a word about the new place . You might want to see about some sound dampening panels for the walls. It would help cut down on the echoes.
I change my facial hair weekly. Do what you want and don’t worry if anyone doesn’t like it. Love the stache
I say let the 'stache grow and see what you got. Then we can assess how it looks on you. Cool to see the new place! Now for some wall treatments to tame the echo... ;)
Both of you should keep full blown handlebar staches. Will make you look more vintage! Great video as usual, guys.
Gotta keep the stash, the repair as always outstanding. Love the videos, keep em coming.
great video! I imagine some sound foam/sound insulation on the walls in your new workspace would greatly reduce the echoes.
Great job, liked the sole finish. Heath - I am a clean shaven guy but the stache looks good on you. You are in a good place with it because you can have it and look good or shave it off and look good. Depends on your mood.
joseph plumber I appreciate that!
Another great video, looking forward to the tour video. I'm not sure if it was said in the previous video but whats going to happen to the old shop/location? Keep the stache !
Im speechless!! Great job guys, I really enjoyed the video.
I dig the mustachio, however I think a well maintained salt & pepper beard would also be pretty cool. Keep up the good work, guys!
I enjoy seeing craftsmen practice their trade, it's fantastic what you guys can do to bring shoes back to life. Your mustache is just that, yours, but as a married man knows the only other option that realy matters is that of "she who must be obeyed"...😁
Even before you made the comment about the mustache I was trying to think of a clever way to compliment it. Thumbs up. :)
You must be in heaven with that huge big space to work in! Love the facial hair....makes you look more distinguished and professorial! You guys rock! 👍🏻😍
Thank you so much, Rita! Yes, we’re definitely enjoying having a lot more room to move around in. 😀
No stash man. You look absolutely diabolical with it. Thanks as always fantastic content.
Que bueno verlos de nuevo. Chicos 👍 great to see you again guys
Whatever you and your wife think on the ‘satche is the answer.
Question on the sole stamping process:
How many actual sizes do you have for that?
Seems you’d want to within a shoe size or so in order to minimize your waste.
wow, i only wish we have craftsman with your level of skills nearby! so impressive!
Wait, let me get my sunglasses -- just kidding! Nice, bright workplace. I'm looking forward to the tour. It's great to see a blake stitch repair. Beautiful work.
Wow, listen to the way the sound echoes. How great for you guys to have all that space.
Thank you for asking for moustache comments, it was the first thing I wanted to comment on when I pressed play but didn’t want to make personal comments if they weren’t welcomed. It gets a big 👍but I like a moustache to make a bold statement, not a timid little hairy lip, so I hope it’s going to grow some more. I just think with facial hair go big or go to the barbers. 😊
Haha...thank you, Claire! I had a handle bar mustache a few years ago. It was pretty spectacular! I may just have to go down that road again. 😉
Thumbs up on the whole mustache thing. Glad to see you’re getting settled into the new shop!
Congrats for the new place, looks much bigger than the other one, good luck!! Great job with this boots, I have a pair of boots and I would like to make the same job, how much was the price for this work, thx a lot!!!
Thanks, Alex! Well, this particular job was free, but ordinarily it would have been around $180 for all of the options we did. $110 for the basic resole.
@@TrentonHeath, nice fair price, I will send it to you in a nearly future, thx a lot, and good luck again!!!
1. Mustache: it’s your world, baby
2. Great work as always! Really liked the stamping of the leather. Look like quality leather.
Great video guys, loving the new place too! Keep the tash by the way as it suits you ☺️
Thank you very much, Carl! We appreciate it.
The new place looks really big. The shoes look great. Can blake stitch shoes be turned into goodyear welted shoes? If you have a new welt and stitch it to the shoes then stitch the welt to the sole. Are there any reasons why you wouldn't want to do that? Heath, your moustache needs more work.
You guys are true craftsmen!!! GREAT JOB!! on those Boots.
Elf Owl Thank you very much!
Like the new shop as well. You finally have the space you needed..
I second what Thomas said, Miss The Background Music. Hope it returns!
smitty1952 We may look at bringing it back. We still use it in the tutorial videos.
I was wondering why it felt different. :)
@Trenton & Heath
Do you just sweep the floor or do you have a magnet for picking up nails etc.?
New place looks great, and gorgeous work as always guys. I get nervous just watching blind stitches being cut..
'stache is good.
Love your videoes keep it up!
Quick question - Is the Gucci Jordan Horsebit loafers worth the money? Or are there better options at that price point?
Nice work gents! What did you do to address the worn edges on the top of the uppers?
You guys do great work. I sent in a pair of vintage AEs a while ago and I love the resole you did on them. As far as the mustache, I'd say let it grow out a bit more and then decide. That said, as a mustache wearing guy myself I say go for it if you like it. 👍
Heath, you look like a Polish fireman now! They are really tough but good hearted guys so both thumbs up! Pozdrowienia z Polski! Greetings from Poland!
G'day Heath another great job and looking forward to a shop tourer, keep the mow but I'm one sided as I have one and there's no way mine's coming off. Regards John
Finally found out how you use a glazing iron …thanks guys 🙂
I like the tache, Heath. But then my hair is green so I'm probably not the best person to make that assessment. 😂 These came up a treat!
Great video, looking forward to a tour of the premises. Hope the lack of background "music" is permanent, never thought much of that, much prefer to hear the hammering and machines with the commentary. When I want music I'll play the Stones.
r1273m Thank you! We appreciate you watching. Always enjoy some feedback. 👍
I notice the cut nails don't end up on the floor like the old place. And, is blind stitching worth the trouble?
I know the purpose of the welt for Goodyear welted shoes/boots, but what is the purpose of a welt for Blake stitched footwear? I thought the upper, insole, and outsole were stitched together with the stitching being inside the footwear. What is the functional purpose of a welt?
I was waiting for the welt restitching. Were you able to get it back in each hole?
Miss the background music! But not the Stache.
Like the stash, “I’m a Dapper Dan Man....” reminds me of Clooney in o brother where art thou!! Rock it!
😂
Heath keep the mustache! Great look. Also really excited to see more of the new shop
As someone who also rocks the mustache goatee, let it grow out see what your working with! Awesome video!
cmunson59 👍👨🦰
When are going to start making shoes? The stache looks fine
Happy 4th of July! as asked the mustache is fine, you are handsome with or without. There is more room in the new place, can't wait for the tour. Great job as always.
Thank you so much, Sharon! Happy 4th as well!
Ever grind up the excess leather for a foot bed like hot cork?
Now I’m no shoe expert, but I’m wondering why you didn’t try to remove the creases from the area where his foot bends?
Another outstanding job--I hope the doctor was happy with his restored boots. I'm happy that you got a new space, but have to say that I miss the background "look" of the old space--still getting used to the new one. As always, really enjoy your videos. p.s. "no" to the 'stache--some men's faces need one, you don't!
Seeing that old address… I know exactly where that is and my family uses you guys for our fancy shoes. Crazy.
It's great to see how you take care of every detail, really enjoyed. Keep that moustache growing 👌
lidl user Thank you so much!
This has probably been asked many times before, but I'm new to your channel.....what glue are you using to glue the soles and heel back together?
Hi Heath: The moustache looks good. Maybe consider a short goatee? I think it would look great!! Keep up the good work.
How do your hands feel after a day of resole's and pulling soles off all day? Do you get cramps in your hands? I'm asking because I'm interning as a designer for Tom Ford and my hands kill me after a solid day of hand sewing.
Does Bruno Magli make good dress shoes? Like loafers and oxfords?
Que sigan teniendo mucho éxito en sus nuevas instalaciones!!!
Ustedes son los magos del calzado !
Have you ever thought about starting an apprenticeship program? I hate the thought of this type of craftsmanship and knowledge being lost. Loved the work you did on this pair of boots, btw.
Thank you, Steven! We’re actually looking to bring someone else on to learn from us and to grow with us. Definitely need the help! 😉
In all of the cobbling videos I’ve watched on all the channels I’ve never seen what you did at 15:50 before where it gives a shiny finish to the bottom of the sole. What is that process called? Is that just a heated iron of some sort? Great job by the way!
I like the mustache! 👍 I bought my boyfriend some of your Southern Polished sandals and he loves them! 😁
what were you doing at 15:40 that made the sole shiny?
It is interesting to watch you guys do your craft. You may be drifting into the "Mario Brothers" zone when coupling your mustache with your shop attire.
Joe Haha...good point! 😁
Love watching your videos. You guys are the best. But you make me nervous when cutting the soles with the utility knife. Have you ever slipped and cut your thumb?
Thank you, Rick! We’ve had a few nicks and cuts over the years but nothing serious. Just comes with the job. 😉
Can you do a care of leather shoes video. I have a pair of ostrich boots that I love but can't find a good source for care without a polish
Hey T&H, great video as always! I've been wanting to get a good pair of boots for a while now. I looked at Thursday Boots, but I came across to many reviews that said they're not comfortable and supportive enough to spend a whole day wearing. I'm looking for something at that $200-300 price point from a company that makes wide sizes, which most DTC do not do. Do you have any suggestions?
P.S. new shop rocks...very clear video and sound...in my world, y'all deserved this change...
Big Jim Thank you very much! We appreciate that.
If you like it .be happy.here in Puerto Rico we enjoy your work.keep going and have fun.
Does the welt actually serve any function or is it just decorative?
Love watching the work you do. I am just fascinated by your skills. I do also have a bit of a crush so twice as good.