John Lobb Recraft and Save from Previous Cobbler
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- This John Lobb Resole was not as simple as normal. The previews cobbler or cobblers that worked on these John Lobbs repaired them in some very odd ways including not replacing the cork filling very well, not stitching the goodyear welted soles and just so much more NO shoe repairs.
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I appreciate you sharing your dedication and passion for your craft.
I 2nd that
Great take, Mr. Hendrix.
Great Video, just one point, that shoe is probably from John lobb Paris (made in england), but bespoke is another independent company, while JL paris is owned by Hermes
It's called taking pride of your work and nobody will appreciate it so that's what it means by more work
more cobblers today glue won't sew soles on , i found that to be true around cny, they'll eventell you their landis stitcher broke! that machines a tank i would think it be very hard to break one
Great job. No matter what other’s says it’s always enjoyable watching you work. Keep em coming.
There's a rumour going around that ' you smiled,once' 😂
Do you ever regret your chosen career path...
Sorry what's the rationale behind the Swedish Bath vs just cleaning with saddle soap?
Most interestingly the shown Churchs Shoes were of Holdfast Construction,whlle the John Lobb Shoes had Gemming! Pause for Thought!🤔🙄
Классная работа!
About sole savers. How do you remove them once you wore a whole through them? Like what works best. I put clear ones on a couple of my leather sole boots..
You doing a video on those chisos #5s?!
Just out of curiosity, do they make carbon fiber shanks?
Hahaha, cool question, now I'm curios too!
Yeah carbon fiber or graphene would be cool
What kind of soap do you use for your Swedish bath?
It sounds like its a secret-poition 😶🌫️
@@Che3esyMcLove I’m assuming it’s saddle soap. But that would be a lot of saddle soap
In one of Bedo's Vid he tells of a mix of dishsoap, handsoap, conditioner and other things for his swedish-bath 🤷♀️ but he use it a bit different
@@Che3esyMcLove yikes. I can’t imagine dish soap or hand soap being good for leather. But I might just be ignorant.
I thinks so too, Brad 🤷♀️
Расскажи про марки формальной обуви которые бы ты себе купил с разным бюджетом и почему, пожалуйста, было бы интересно!
Do you have Ridgeway soles and heels for Taft’s Dragon Boots?
I've emailed numerous times, about some shoes I got returned to me with no work performed. I would just love to get my money back at this point. Point. Since no one seems to respond to emails at your facility. I'm trying all avenues to contact. I've tried calling and no one picks the phone up.
Hey Allen, I've got a shoe question for you. I've seen many leather-soled shoes with the Italian phrase "Vero Cuoio" (meaning "real leather") on the outsole. Some of these shoes are made in Italy and some in other countries. I've been trying to figure out if "Vero Cuoio" on an outsole specifically means Italian leather, even when the shoe is made outside of Italy, but I've gotten conflicting answers. When I contacted UNIC (the Italian tanners' association), they said "Vero Cuoio" guarantees that at least the wet finishing of the sole leather was done in Italy, regardless of where the shoe was made. However, when I contacted one of the Cuoio di Toscana sole leather tanneries they said that only the phrase "Vero Cuoio Italiano" (i.e. "real Italian leather") or the Cuoio di Toscana logo guarantees the Italian origin of the sole leather. Do you know anything about "Vero Cuoio" that would clear some of the confusion for me?
Hello could you do a video on putting on a bifida cupsole?
Yes I am working on getting to that
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I appreciate you are frustrated, but I think you would be better served to to point out the problem keep showing the proper repairs.
Sorry couldn't watch the whole video, way to much talking, actual restore to slow!
Geeze. Not saying your're not but you make it sound like you're in the wrong line of work
Less complaining about your job brother…
Man, I agree! I love watching people fix things, but if you don’t like doing it, do something else!
He's just criticizing bad cobblers. He's like Bedo's, they have respect for the craft and people that do shoddy jobs shouldn't be cobblers.
@@alanc6468 I Agree With You. Some Bad Seeds/ Bad Apples Among The Cobblers Are Cutting Corners.
@@alanc6468 I don’t care that he calls out bad work, but stop bitching about doing it yourself! If he hates fixing stuff, then stop doing it.
Yes less complaining
Cobblers complaining about other cobblers, just gotta love that XD
Do you actually like your job? All I've heard half way through is you complain about how much work you have to do.
Too much complaining. Had to click off