Steve at beginning of video: “Well looks like it’s way more work than I quoted...gonna have to figure something out, I don’t know.” Steve at end of video: “We went ahead and crafted the gentleman a new pair bespoke loafers in addition to completely restoring the shoes he sent in. Whadda ya want from me, it was the right thing to do.”
Steve, I ask the same questions in clothing alterations/restorations...and ultimately the answer is to properly complete the project! Don't know why I even question it!!! Amazing videos, Steve, and incredible workmanship and creativity!
They looked like rubbish in the beginning then the magic hammer came out you waved it a few times then bam repaired restored and upgraded to better than when they were new great work Steve the customer is one lucky guy 👍
Again, Steve: I remember (yup, I'm aging myself here) Pierre Cardin in the 1970"s - one of the first "designer" guys. Interesting men's cologne (!!!). The brand went through many changes and I tried to find new Pierre Cardin shoes. They do exist but don't have the name recognition of 45 years ago, nor the quality. What can I say? - this guy must really love these shoes to send them across the pond to be rebuilt, restored, refurbished because he loved them so. Good on you for making these better than new in the day they were made and better than the new he could buy now. Your barbershop trip was amazing! Thank You. (and I'm an old lady now)...
Steve, I own an automotive parts restoration business. Often times I run into issues with parts where I can half ass it or fix it correctly. In most cases, the customer wouldn't know either way. A quote I remember is "do the right thing, even when others are not watching". Thus, I always fix it right, even when it costs me the money. Integrity is an important quality and you demonstrated it when you fixed the lining. Well done!
Hello Steve 🙋🏿♀️. I love watching you restore shoe's. It like watching A skilled surgeon. THE shoe's are beautiful. Thanks for taking US along to the BARBER SHOP. YOUR HAIR CUT IS VERY NICE. HAVE A BLESSED AWESOME AMAZING WONDERFUL DAY ‼️🙋🏿♀️💕☮️✝️🛐💜🖐🏼👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🍎 STAY SAFE OUT THERE ‼️😃.
Internationally known! I can tell that the reaction video would have the poor guy in absolute tears of joy! Steve has set a standard of care for beloved shoes, and consistently delivers! I hope the rest of the cobbler/shoe remanufacturer community takes notice! There are people out here that aren't really concerned about price, but quality. Steve Delivers! It's Hammer Time! (P.S. I love the new macro lens for close-ups! FANTASTIC!)
I have an old pair of inexpensive Fluvog Angles with similar construction that I've been curious about seeing 'Bedos-ized", and this was a nice proxy. I love watching you take a cool looking, but inexpensive pair of shoes and turn them into well crafted, high end footwear. That customer clearly loved those shoes, and now they'll last for years.
I trained as a Wheelwright and as part of that we made Harness. After watching your videos I will never complain about making Bridles and Harnesses again. That is some very fine Craftsmanship you are demonstrating.
Another Label with "panache", that charges far more than the actual goods' quality warrants. :>(( Steve, that work turned trash into treasure. OUTSTANDING!
Steve, I just want you to know that you are very entertaining. I look forward to all the knowledge you have as a cobbler! I like your hammer time and smart remarks and also when you say let’s continue!....I’m just a72 year old retired VN Veteran who enjoys your leatherwork!
Steve-it’s obvious you are a pro who totally cares about the customer and performing the job to the max! I’m sure the customer appreciates all the extras you are doing!
Some shoes are like Leather Art Work, and you are the restoration specialist. When I hear your sewing machines working, it reminds me of so long ago when my Mom made clothes for rich people, very nice custom stuff. Nice part was even tho we were on the verge of being considered poor, I wore some of the best custom fit shirts, and you could not buy these shirts, they were hand made one of a kind. She was very talented.
Knowing you take Scottish customers I’ll need to start saving! Great video Steve. Great to see small business owners having pride in what they do and doing well!
I had to laugh when you did that silly thing and set fire to your thumb, but Steve you are such a smashing guy great sense of humour , hair cut very chic, and those shoes talk about the extra mile you go to make them absolutely amazing, our very best wishes from Lockdown Reading England 🏴 xx❤️
11:30pm back home all the way from Nepal, but still couldn't get my eye off since your notification... had to see it. Great fan of your work man. Always appreciate the extra care you take. Great job. God bless you!
I can't get enough of the highly skilled craftsmen and women on TH-cam. I watch people making briar pipes, wagon wheels, suits, and repairing clocks, broken porcelain and all sorts. Steve is the doyen of cobblers. I'll be looking out for those shoes. Great vid kid, thanks for posting.
Steve, you restored these in to one beautiful pair of shoes! Your work ethic and commitment to craftmanship is inspiring!!! Oh...and I can't WAIT for the exposé this week!!!
Hi Steve What can I say ? Wow AMAZING. I knew these were low budget but they are high end now. Can't wait to see them in person. When my wife bought me these back in year 2000 or so, we did not know anything about shoe construction nor did we have much spare cash either. She just bought them because she knew I would like the style. I see a few comments here getting all hung-up on the original low value of them, they kind of miss the whole point of what you (Steve) and I have done here. These shoes can no longer be compared to what they once were. I've seen all your videos and watched brand new high end quality shoes getting stripped down, you've found corners cut ie. fibre-board etc.. My shoes have none of that now and with my limited knowledge gained from you I feel I now have something to be proud of. I could have just gone out and bought a pair of the Trickers you mentioned. 1) Trickers get a sale they can manage without. 2) Bedo's doesn't get the work or the content we all like to watch. ( including the nay sayers). 3) I don't get to keep my favourite shoes. 4) I don't get to tick off my bucket list that I want Bedo-ised shoes.
You're always taking it to the next level Steve! You truly are masterful! I really enjoyed your visit to the barber in what looks like was originally a little mid century modern motor lodge! Thank you for sharing you talent and expertise with the world! If you're not watching Steve Bedo, you have no idea what you are missing! Lisa
Wow! A pair of shoes from across the pond.....here in Scotland! (I wonder if I know the guy)! Such a good and well known name let down by the construction of the shoes. Sheesh! Steve made them into a brilliant pair of shoes. Well done sir, you are indeed a star. Shine on
Steve never leaves a customer with anything but the best quality, not just in what he says he is going to do, but in doing what is really needed to give the best outcome for the shoe. Always a pleasure watching the master a work! And yes, I did say “It’s Hammer Time” ... and you did too.
Loved this restoration--better than new, and will last the owner many more years to come. I'm thinking the gentleman from Scotland was very pleased with the results! And now I'm excited to see the next video featuring the "repair" from hell.
Another example of your extraordinary craftsmanship, Steve. Simply sublime! This also serves as an example of the levels of trickery some labels go to to make shoes appear to be well-constructed when all they did was glue a molded chunk of rubber onto the bottom of a shoe. Consider using Steve’s amassed video collection to identify the elements of a well-crafted shoe and try to leave the deceptive junk shoes on the store shelves. Trenton & Heath and Preston Soto also discuss how to identify quality in mens shoes. Thank you for enlightening us, Steve and thanks for showing how such shoes, notwithstanding the brand name, can be made into what they were attempting to imitate in the first place.
Awesome clip joint and cut Steve ! l noticed a while back you had the handlebar stash working , it would be tight with the cut ! Loved the town tour please do more 🙏 Great build on the shoe , beautiful shoe !
Leather is the most amazing material. It is soft and hard and moldable and rigid and all the things. Watching you work with leather is like watching a sculptor take a lump of clay and shape and move the material into something beautiful. You are a true artist, Steve!
I love the color on those, I can see why he wanted them redone. Looks incredible I remember back in high school a lot of kids were fanatic about their cool tennis shoes. I'm glad I never hopped on that train because it helps me appreciate this that much more.
Look, Steve, When people start sending you work from Scotland and other parts of the world, you have made it. Enjoy the level of pure craftsmanship that is so rare that few people can handle it . Steve don't forget about us on your journey to the top, we saw it first, and we thank for it, we love you brother. Maybe it's time to start teaching with on line courses or in house students, just an idea. Keep up the great work. Luv Ya Brother, from your first 100K subsrcibers.
Those shoes are now worth what he probably paid for them initially. Quite the transformation there. Nice... learning a new means of construction, the rapid blake stitch construction.
That shoe is now better than it was brand new!!! You sir are a class act and couldn’t just leave that destroyed lining like that or with a simple patch job!!!! Another fabulous and informative video, TYFS!!! Oh yes and the old school barbershop across the street was fun to go visit and he did a great job!!!
I had a pair of these back in the late 90's. I loved them very much and was saddened when they finally were swept away with most of my clothes during Katrina. Im so envious and jealous of that resto job! I'm sure the owner is a happy camper! Another great job!
You are truly talented! Craftsman like yourself are far and few between. That's why for me, it's so mesmerizing watching you work. I sincerely hope you pass down your skill to the next generation coming up behind you. Take care, and God bless you, and your family.
I've been been watching your videos for about 4 years now and been a long time subscriber. My girlfriend currently needs the heel replace on one of her boots. I searched for a cobbler in my area and it turns out I live down the street from you. I'll definitely be stopping by soon!
Absolutely amazing Steveroo...! They were in bad shape but as usual you dialed them IN...! Love the tour of the neighborhood and that GREAT American Barber shop... USA YES...! . Greg... IN
I’m not a cobbler nor have I ever known one. As a matter fact of fact I couldn’t even be considered anything close to a “craftsman”of any sort, but I absolutely love your content. To see someone with so much talent and ability is encouraging beyond measure. Keep up the good work and keep on triggering those internet trolls! “Alright let’s continue”
I have not watched your videos for a while, I love the job you did on these shoes. Also love, love the barber shop! A true American shop! And you looked mighty good! Merry Christmas from Sun Valley, Idaho.
Your little shop looks like it's there since you came over with the mayflower :) so nice out of another time. Beautiful. Bless your dad for choosing the right spot at the perfect time.
Pierre Cardin shoes...all style no substance. I still have a pair of slip on casuals..completely shot but I cannot throw them away. Well done for rescuing these..he is a lucky man to have found you....continue😂😂
Steve, always pay attention. Each video is a masterclass in leather crafts. Thank you for keep continuing to post these highly educational and entertaining videos. Regards and best wishes from across the pond .
Coolest barber shop ever! Ya know, I look at these wear patterns on the foot beds and linings and I can’t help but wonder: when was the last time a shoe pattern was drawn off of the shape of a real human foot?! These shoe companies have no clue! These poor guys must have sore feet!
This man IS THE cobbler, not A cobbler. This is the hallmark of perfection. I honestly know I will never watch or find a better cobbler and I love Trent & Heath, Cobblers Plus, etc but they don’t even touch Steve. He’s even a tailor for gods sake....what CAN’T he do?
I like Old Town Alexandria great food and great times. I’ve past by this area where your shop is for years and had no idea. Great looking shoe repair or should I say remake/rebuild. Looking forward to next week’s video.
“I can’t leave this like that”.... Integrity and professionalism. Well done!
Steve at beginning of video: “Well looks like it’s way more work than I quoted...gonna have to figure something out, I don’t know.”
Steve at end of video: “We went ahead and crafted the gentleman a new pair bespoke loafers in addition to completely restoring the shoes he sent in. Whadda ya want from me, it was the right thing to do.”
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You win the internet today ;)
Steve, I ask the same questions in clothing alterations/restorations...and ultimately the answer is to properly complete the project! Don't know why I even question it!!!
Amazing videos, Steve, and incredible workmanship and creativity!
😂
I love how you go the extra mile to take care of your clients!!
That's a perfect demonstration of how to make a beautiful silk purse out of a pig's ear Steve.
I yelled "rapid blake" when you asked. I was paying attention 👍
Hello from Scotland 🏴
I knew that lining was coming out
And "Shoetopsy" class can start... Let's continue 👍👍☺️
They looked like rubbish in the beginning then the magic hammer came out you waved it a few times then bam repaired restored and upgraded to better than when they were new great work Steve the customer is one lucky guy 👍
Bedo's is ESSENTIAL viewing in the UK :-)
Steve from Bedo’s or more waffle from Matt Hancock.......no competition. Let’s continue👍
Let’s continue!
Ain't THAT the truth???
It's essential viewing everywhere!
Again, Steve: I remember (yup, I'm aging myself here) Pierre Cardin in the 1970"s - one of the first "designer" guys. Interesting men's cologne (!!!). The brand went through many changes and I tried to find new Pierre Cardin shoes. They do exist but don't have the name recognition of 45 years ago, nor the quality. What can I say? - this guy must really love these shoes to send them across the pond to be rebuilt, restored, refurbished because he loved them so. Good on you for making these better than new in the day they were made and better than the new he could buy now. Your barbershop trip was amazing! Thank You. (and I'm an old lady now)...
this is one of the best videos ever made on this channel
Steve, I own an automotive parts restoration business. Often times I run into issues with parts where I can half ass it or fix it correctly. In most cases, the customer wouldn't know either way. A quote I remember is "do the right thing, even when others are not watching". Thus, I always fix it right, even when it costs me the money. Integrity is an important quality and you demonstrated it when you fixed the lining. Well done!
Absolutely
"I'm not talking for no reason...y'all better be paying attention!!" Took me straight back to 5th grade😁😂 Awesome restoration🙌🏾
I do not know which is greater: your generosity and kindness; your principles; your incredible skills. You are a wonderful person!
Yes I agree ☺
Hello Steve 🙋🏿♀️. I love watching you restore shoe's. It like watching A skilled surgeon. THE shoe's are beautiful. Thanks for taking US along to the BARBER SHOP. YOUR HAIR CUT IS VERY NICE. HAVE A BLESSED AWESOME AMAZING WONDERFUL DAY ‼️🙋🏿♀️💕☮️✝️🛐💜🖐🏼👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🍎 STAY SAFE OUT THERE ‼️😃.
Brilliant job,we loved this video.Traditional Boot and Shoe Repairs in Belfast.
If I got these shoes back, I'd be tickled! You never cut corners. Great job!
he cuts corners all the time. it's called a "gentleman's notch"! c'mon, don't you watch his videos? :-P
@@MrBlue-ib7oi :D
Internationally known! I can tell that the reaction video would have the poor guy in absolute tears of joy!
Steve has set a standard of care for beloved shoes, and consistently delivers! I hope the rest of the cobbler/shoe remanufacturer community takes notice! There are people out here that aren't really concerned about price, but quality. Steve Delivers!
It's Hammer Time!
(P.S. I love the new macro lens for close-ups! FANTASTIC!)
I have an old pair of inexpensive Fluvog Angles with similar construction that I've been curious about seeing 'Bedos-ized", and this was a nice proxy. I love watching you take a cool looking, but inexpensive pair of shoes and turn them into well crafted, high end footwear. That customer clearly loved those shoes, and now they'll last for years.
I trained as a Wheelwright and as part of that we made Harness. After watching your videos I will never complain about making Bridles and Harnesses again. That is some very fine Craftsmanship you are demonstrating.
Always putting the customer first. Superb artistry yet again, and a nice haircut!
We have a guy over here in England who works out at Tring shoe repairs. He's pretty darn good also. I always appreciate this kind of work!
Once I saw the condition of the lining I knew you couldn’t leave it like that.
“can’t leave this like that”.....is the right thing to say Steve, and it’s def appreciated to witness a gentleman with class. your clients are lucky
Another Label with "panache", that charges far more than the actual goods' quality warrants. :>((
Steve, that work turned trash into treasure. OUTSTANDING!
Steve, I just want you to know that you are very entertaining. I look forward to all the knowledge you have as a cobbler! I like your hammer time and smart remarks and also when you say let’s continue!....I’m just a72 year old retired VN Veteran who enjoys your leatherwork!
Steve-it’s obvious you are a pro who totally cares about the customer and performing the job to the max! I’m sure the customer appreciates all the extras you are doing!
Awesome repair, first time looking double blake stitched. Nice hair cut. Keep healthy and feel awesome always 🖤💕
Some shoes are like Leather Art Work, and you are the restoration specialist. When I hear your sewing machines working, it reminds me of so long ago when my Mom made clothes for rich people, very nice custom stuff. Nice part was even tho we were on the verge of being considered poor, I wore some of the best custom fit shirts, and you could not buy these shirts, they were hand made one of a kind. She was very talented.
You gave this customer a brand new shoes using few pieces from his old shoes👍 Great Job Steve
Knowing you take Scottish customers I’ll need to start saving! Great video Steve. Great to see small business owners having pride in what they do and doing well!
Love watching someone work who really enjoys what their doing. Love your videos Steve!
I had to laugh when you did that silly thing and set fire to your thumb, but Steve you are such a smashing guy great sense of humour , hair cut very chic, and those shoes talk about the extra mile you go to make them absolutely amazing, our very best wishes from Lockdown Reading England 🏴 xx❤️
11:30pm back home all the way from Nepal, but still couldn't get my eye off since your notification... had to see it. Great fan of your work man. Always appreciate the extra care you take. Great job. God bless you!
After the work looks very close to current model Imperial Florsheim with the thick soles and storm welt.
You always go the extra mile for your customers. Well done.
I can't get enough of the highly skilled craftsmen and women on TH-cam. I watch people making briar pipes, wagon wheels, suits, and repairing clocks, broken porcelain and all sorts. Steve is the doyen of cobblers. I'll be looking out for those shoes. Great vid kid, thanks for posting.
Steve, you restored these in to one beautiful pair of shoes! Your work ethic and commitment to craftmanship is inspiring!!! Oh...and I can't WAIT for the exposé this week!!!
Hi Steve
What can I say ? Wow AMAZING.
I knew these were low budget but they are high end now. Can't wait to see them in person.
When my wife bought me these back in year 2000 or so, we did not know anything about shoe construction nor did we have much spare cash either. She just bought them because she knew I would like the style.
I see a few comments here getting all hung-up on the original low value of them, they kind of miss the whole point of what you (Steve) and I have done here. These shoes can no longer be compared to what they once were. I've seen all your videos and watched brand new high end quality shoes getting stripped down, you've found corners cut ie. fibre-board etc.. My shoes have none of that now and with my limited knowledge gained from you I feel I now have something to be proud of.
I could have just gone out and bought a pair of the Trickers you mentioned.
1) Trickers get a sale they can manage without.
2) Bedo's doesn't get the work or the content we all like to watch. ( including the nay sayers).
3) I don't get to keep my favourite shoes.
4) I don't get to tick off my bucket list that I want Bedo-ised shoes.
Aw man that’s AWSOME
I’m glad I could be on your bucket list, all my pleasure
You're always taking it to the next level Steve! You truly are masterful! I really enjoyed your visit to the barber in what looks like was originally a little mid century modern motor lodge! Thank you for sharing you talent and expertise with the world! If you're not watching Steve Bedo, you have no idea what you are missing! Lisa
Wow! A pair of shoes from across the pond.....here in Scotland! (I wonder if I know the guy)! Such a good and well known name let down by the construction of the shoes. Sheesh! Steve made them into a brilliant pair of shoes. Well done sir, you are indeed a star.
Shine on
Steve never leaves a customer with anything but the best quality, not just in what he says he is going to do, but in doing what is really needed to give the best outcome for the shoe. Always a pleasure watching the master a work! And yes, I did say “It’s Hammer Time” ... and you did too.
Wonderful rebuild! I enjoyed the barbershop visit and you’re looking handsome!
Loved this restoration--better than new, and will last the owner many more years to come. I'm thinking the gentleman from Scotland was very pleased with the results! And now I'm excited to see the next video featuring the "repair" from hell.
Another example of your extraordinary craftsmanship, Steve. Simply sublime! This also serves as an example of the levels of trickery some labels go to to make shoes appear to be well-constructed when all they did was glue a molded chunk of rubber onto the bottom of a shoe. Consider using Steve’s amassed video collection to identify the elements of a well-crafted shoe and try to leave the deceptive junk shoes on the store shelves. Trenton & Heath and Preston Soto also discuss how to identify quality in mens shoes. Thank you for enlightening us, Steve and thanks for showing how such shoes, notwithstanding the brand name, can be made into what they were attempting to imitate in the first place.
You made those shoes 1000 times better!! Nice haircut too!!😄
Awesome clip joint and cut Steve ! l noticed a while back you had the handlebar stash working , it would be tight with the cut ! Loved the town tour please do more 🙏 Great build on the shoe , beautiful shoe !
Leather is the most amazing material. It is soft and hard and moldable and rigid and all the things. Watching you work with leather is like watching a sculptor take a lump of clay and shape and move the material into something beautiful. You are a true artist, Steve!
I love the color on those, I can see why he wanted them redone. Looks incredible
I remember back in high school a lot of kids were fanatic about their cool tennis shoes. I'm glad I never hopped on that train because it helps me appreciate this that much more.
Look, Steve, When people start sending you work from Scotland and other parts of the world, you have made it. Enjoy the level of pure craftsmanship that is so rare that few people can handle it . Steve don't forget about us on your journey to the top, we saw it first, and we thank for it, we love you brother. Maybe it's time to start teaching with on line courses or in house students, just an idea. Keep up the great work. Luv Ya Brother, from your first 100K subsrcibers.
Those shoes are now worth what he probably paid for them initially. Quite the transformation there. Nice... learning a new means of construction, the rapid blake stitch construction.
That shoe is now better than it was brand new!!! You sir are a class act and couldn’t just leave that destroyed lining like that or with a simple patch job!!!! Another fabulous and informative video, TYFS!!! Oh yes and the old school barbershop across the street was fun to go visit and he did a great job!!!
I had a pair of these back in the late 90's. I loved them very much and was saddened when they finally were swept away with most of my clothes during Katrina. Im so envious and jealous of that resto job! I'm sure the owner is a happy camper! Another great job!
Thanks for taking us to your barber. I love your videos, it's like hanging out with an old friend
“little hammer” time cracks me up 🤣. Shoes are 99% crafted from scratch. Keep these coming Steve 👍
You are truly talented! Craftsman like yourself are far and few between. That's why for me, it's so mesmerizing watching you work. I sincerely hope you pass down your skill to the next generation coming up behind you. Take care, and God bless you, and your family.
WOW! That was an incredible transformation. The owner gets a practically brand new shoe. Thanks, Steve, I enjoy watching your videos.
I’m a Tricker’s fan 😃 That was a nice detour with the barber’s and seeing your shop from the outside!
Steve's motto "Above and beyond service", that Barber's shop is very nice...👍.
Thank you for your kindness... taking us to a place where we want to look the more we look... :)
I've been been watching your videos for about 4 years now and been a long time subscriber. My girlfriend currently needs the heel replace on one of her boots. I searched for a cobbler in my area and it turns out I live down the street from you. I'll definitely be stopping by soon!
Very cool
Pierre cardin is a premium brand and its build that cheap .now its premium.
Steve, It looked like a well built shoe, until you started to unravel how it was made. Beautiful outcome !!! Thanks for the video.
Absolutely amazing Steveroo...! They were in bad shape but as usual you dialed them IN...! Love the tour of the neighborhood and that GREAT American Barber shop... USA YES...!
. Greg... IN
Steve, another excellent repair!!! You look handsome, nice haircut. 😊
I’m not a cobbler nor have I ever known one. As a matter fact of fact I couldn’t even be considered anything close to a “craftsman”of any sort, but I absolutely love your content. To see someone with so much talent and ability is encouraging beyond measure. Keep up the good work and keep on triggering those internet trolls! “Alright let’s continue”
Great restoration Steve Let's continue (said this in a super high voice) you gave these shoes a new life
I have not watched your videos for a while, I love the job you did on these shoes. Also love, love the barber shop! A true American shop! And you looked mighty good! Merry Christmas from Sun Valley, Idaho.
If Bedos was a carpenter he would be the kind of guy who would rebuild your entire house because the front door was loose. Amazing !!
wished i had the money to buy shoes to send to you to repair. Such craftmanship Love it
Excellent work, Scotland you certainly have been appreciated then you are a real professional.
Thankyou for your time Bedo. You are soothing in this crazy World.
Nigel is having his shoes repaired before Boris crashes the UK.
Your little shop looks like it's there since you came over with the mayflower :) so nice out of another time. Beautiful. Bless your dad for choosing the right spot at the perfect time.
It wasn’t my father that chose this spot, my father was long gone before I started at this location. I wish he was part of it.
@@BedosLeatherworksLLC ... Ok, than I have to watch the episode where you talk about the history of your shop again. Because I got it totally wrong.
The shoes are money now! Always loved the look of thick sole. Makes it more luxurious. Great video as always!
Steve you are so entertaining. The part with setting welt on fire was hilarious 🤣
Great area to work out of ... The barbershop was awesome as well ... Very entertaining vid Steve ...
Вы лучший мастер на свете, вы просто делаете новую обувь из старых убитых ботинок. Респект и уважение.
You Sir, Are A gentleman.. & The very Kindest soul..
Hi from Wales. A master cobbler and a master barber.
Your work reflects the man that you are a true artist.
Pierre Cardin shoes...all style no substance. I still have a pair of slip on casuals..completely shot but I cannot throw them away. Well done for rescuing these..he is a lucky man to have found you....continue😂😂
Steve, always pay attention. Each video is a masterclass in leather crafts. Thank you for keep continuing to post these highly educational and entertaining videos. Regards and best wishes from across the pond .
Steve’s safety tips “ok class check your gloves before you light a welt on fire”. Class “ooo ahh”. Can’t wait for more steve safety tips
Steve is fancy now with the up close detail camera work. Bedoful work!! Let’s continue…
Two 360 rapid BLAKE STICHES, I love that for the shoe will last for many years to come.
Amazing idea replacing that lining good job sir
There's nothing that Steve don't know about shoes- Great Job and Video Man.- looking forward to the next 🔨🔨🔨👍
Beautiful job. I found your channel a month ago,you do great work!!!
Had to watch this again! It was such a new process to watch and the results were amazing! You “Bedo-Dazzled” it again!!
I loved this video! Wish I saw the lining removed but all else was amazing!
loved the tour on the barber shop!!!
He should of sent it CobblerG
lol
His site is getting a lot of followers because of your mention Steve
yes it is, i'm happy for him
Once again, nice work Steve. ''lets continue''.
Coolest barber shop ever! Ya know, I look at these wear patterns on the foot beds and linings and I can’t help but wonder: when was the last time a shoe pattern was drawn off of the shape of a real human foot?! These shoe companies have no clue! These poor guys must have sore feet!
You should have requested a Goodyear welted haircut, Steve. Lol
This man IS THE cobbler, not A cobbler. This is the hallmark of perfection. I honestly know I will never watch or find a better cobbler and I love Trent & Heath, Cobblers Plus, etc but they don’t even touch Steve. He’s even a tailor for gods sake....what CAN’T he do?
👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
If he's a piper he'll love the extra padding! They march for hours...
Thanks for the show and tell, a man and living the dream just shines through. willingly subscribed, thanks again.
I like Old Town Alexandria great food and great times. I’ve past by this area where your shop is for years and had no idea. Great looking shoe repair or should I say remake/rebuild. Looking forward to next week’s video.
I really didn't expect this from a brand like this. Thanks Steve for correcting such bad work.
PIerre Cardin (who was a great designer once) licensed his name to all sorts of rubbish for money and that continues today.
Rowland Mogaecho
. No disrespect to Steve's customer but those shoes have never been within a million miles of Monsieur Cardin!