@@lorenzocano6309 you just pull the last thread through and cut the excess. Nike likes to tape the ends of the thread onto the strobel board but you can just put them to the side and put the insole on top
I've been wanting to fix the toe cap on my 3, and 4 to make them swoop down like the OGs. Probably should leave it to a professional. Great tutorial though! I dig the process
I made soleswap on my 3s but when You reglue your shoes it's looks really different than on Your video. You must to prepare for twisted stitching inside the shoes and after You pull out the thread to outside needle can be on wrong side, not right side like You wish. Anyway i appreciate Your videos like always ✌️
If you’re looking at older videos on my restoration playlist it definitely needs an update. The methods used were that from probably 4-5 years ago when I first started on TH-cam. Stuff is more fine tuned by now as far as methods and thread but this particular video isn’t far off on how to correctly restitch sneakers.
So I'm guessing you're just doing a simulated stitch then. The Jordan iii actually secures the elephant print to the shoe with each stitch. It will be hard but I think it's worth doing right so the shoe has the proper strength.
i had a pair of jordan 1s sole swapped. the guy did it in 3 days! Now Im just being paranoid but, how can i tell if he really restitched the soles on? what if he only reglued? is there any signs to look for?
If you head over to the description of the video, there’s a link to my Amazon store. Click on Restoration Products and you’ll find a link to the thread. Thanks.
In the description of the video there is a link to my Amazon store. If you navigate there and then go to the restoration section, you’ll see a couple options for thread. Either for the sewing awl is good.
This sole stitch method is easy to do when the shoe isn’t in the way. Damn near impossible to do around the front of the shoe due to limited access for your hand to reach the needle tip. Not possible to see what you are doing and I usually get poked in the finger tips feeling for the thread. That’s when the pain really begins…along with the bleeding.
Ahmad Al-Syoof this is the only video I have explaining how the stitching works in a shoe. Should be universal so you know exactly how to restitch. The thread to use is explained in the video otherwise you can grab some thread at a store like Michael’s or Hobby Lobby and get some wax. They sell it all there.
@@mjo23dan Lord I wish you would had told me before i bought the one on your amazon link. This is not for Sneaker toe cap man. You need to change your post. This is too small brother.. You killed me. This will confuse first time customizers
I'm not a sneaker dude. I'm a marine canvas and upholstery dude. I'm super impressed with how far the sneaker scene has come. Props!
Great tutorial. I've always wanted to know how that was done.
you are very calm
Amazing tutorial seems easy enough to do
What do you do when you get to the very last stitch? How do you finish it off and secure the stitches.
@@lorenzocano6309 you just pull the last thread through and cut the excess. Nike likes to tape the ends of the thread onto the strobel board but you can just put them to the side and put the insole on top
I've been wanting to fix the toe cap on my 3, and 4 to make them swoop down like the OGs. Probably should leave it to a professional. Great tutorial though! I dig the process
Like seriously this is perfect please where can I get this 🙏🙏🙏
Check the description for link
I mean the needle where can I get it I've been suffering to get it please
Here you go - www.amazon.com/dp/B00MC9MG7W/?tag=mjo23dan-20
I love your video and I just fix shoes to
Thank you for your help . Was able to fix my og bred 4s . Thank you so much . Def helped
I made soleswap on my 3s but when You reglue your shoes it's looks really different than on Your video. You must to prepare for twisted stitching inside the shoes and after You pull out the thread to outside needle can be on wrong side, not right side like You wish. Anyway i appreciate Your videos like always ✌️
If you’re looking at older videos on my restoration playlist it definitely needs an update. The methods used were that from probably 4-5 years ago when I first started on TH-cam. Stuff is more fine tuned by now as far as methods and thread but this particular video isn’t far off on how to correctly restitch sneakers.
...if you're using nylon thread... you could just burn the end of the thread (instead of cutting it) so it doesn't fray.
nylon polyester thread
Not sure how you do this with the top over the sole. Seems you would need a hook awl to facilitate the blind stitch.
You can actually work from the inside / out if it seems difficult going outside / in. Just reverse the method shown
Can this work for Rick Owen ramones?
الة راءعة لكن لماذا لاتستخدم الابرة الاحتياط وتضع الخيط الداخلي فيها لسهولة ادخالها في الحلقة لتوفر سهولة وسرعة العمل شكرا انا من العراق
A classic! Thanks for resposting
How do you knot it when you reach the end?
You need to mark where you began. That’s when you’ll know where the end is and then you just cut the thread and place them inside the shoe
Looking forward to some restoration videos 👀👀
Mashallah 👍 is a nice job to learn a craft as some people do it 👌 The prophets, peace be upon them😊
So I'm guessing you're just doing a simulated stitch then. The Jordan iii actually secures the elephant print to the shoe with each stitch. It will be hard but I think it's worth doing right so the shoe has the proper strength.
What I’m showing is what you’d actually do when you stitch the upper to the sole.
Very good tutorial....
i had a pair of jordan 1s sole swapped. the guy did it in 3 days! Now Im just being paranoid but, how can i tell if he really restitched the soles on? what if he only reglued? is there any signs to look for?
Yeah. Remove the insole and see if it’s stitched through the leather on the inside
What is the name of the white twine
If you head over to the description of the video, there’s a link to my Amazon store. Click on Restoration Products and you’ll find a link to the thread. Thanks.
Where do I get the tool?
Please see the description for the link
Thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thanx for educating! Ur vids are the 💣
Very nice video!
is this tool for sale?
Please see the description of the video for the link
Where do you get the string?
In the description of the video there is a link to my Amazon store. If you navigate there and then go to the restoration section, you’ll see a couple options for thread. Either for the sewing awl is good.
Thank you brotha
I always thought that the sole stitching was part of the way the shoe and sole stayed together, is it strictly for looks or does it serve a purpose?
It serves its purpose
@@mjo23dan which is what??
To keep the shoe together. It’s not just for looks. It serves a purpose.
Most shoes aren’t constructed like the 1 these days which is why the 1 has stood the test of time.
This sole stitch method is easy to do when the shoe isn’t in the way. Damn near impossible to do around the front of the shoe due to limited access for your hand to reach the needle tip. Not possible to see what you are doing and I usually get poked in the finger tips feeling for the thread. That’s when the pain really begins…along with the bleeding.
What would you do when you get to the end
Use barge infinity cement to glue the upper to the sole. The stitch work is the last step
@@mjo23dan nono im talking about the end of the stitching
You just tuck the rest of the threading underneath the insole with a little tape.
@@mjo23dan Ah I see thanks!
great video man!! def helped me out
thanks for the video, I got useful knowledge in this video. Greetings from me
Well done
This helped a lot thx bro
Where can i buy the threads.
There’s a link to my Amazon store in the description. Once you click that, navigate to restoration projects and you’ll see thread listed
5:43 skip talk
Thank you for sharing!!
Can you please link me to the stitching or thread itself?
Should be in the description
MJO23DAN it’s just a link to the sewing awl or other restoration products. I’m not sure of the size thread to buy for Jordan 1s
Ahmad Al-Syoof this is the only video I have explaining how the stitching works in a shoe. Should be universal so you know exactly how to restitch. The thread to use is explained in the video otherwise you can grab some thread at a store like Michael’s or Hobby Lobby and get some wax. They sell it all there.
MJO23DAN thank you so much
Name of the string?????? What i use? Im a rookie
In the description of the video will be a link to my Amazon store. From there hit restoration products and it’ll lead you to the string used.
@@mjo23dan Yeah thanks.. I found the Yellow string for the Tokyos 23. Hopefully it matches
@@mjo23dan Just got it today but seems to thin... What is the thickness? TEX 400??
@@sneakerheadcustom3634 Yeah Tex 400 is the one
@@mjo23dan Lord I wish you would had told me before i bought the one on your amazon link. This is not for Sneaker toe cap man. You need to change your post. This is too small brother.. You killed me. This will confuse first time customizers
7:10 no i didnt see what you were doing, you cut the edit...
Great vid
Ese cistema de aguja es solo para carteras cintos pero no es para colzados
Por esa razon tu estas cosiendo solo la planta
It's a good. Shame that it didn't included how to secure the stitch at the end. It would be better IMO.
Thanks a lot for real
Preciate you homie!
You make wrong direction . You cant do it on a real shoes. And i wonder how you make a tie at the end. Your needle is closed loop not opened.
Can’t wait until you make a video 😉
@@mjo23dan yr vedio is good but seems wrong. imagine that if there is a real shoe, you can try it if possible.
It’s not wrong. The tie at the end is why you need extra length. It’s simple and then you tape down the rest on the strobel board.
...нифига не понимаю, почему не пишешь титры на русском языке?!!
Thank you for your help . Was able to fix my og bred 4s . Thank you so much . Def helped
Where can I get this?
Link to purchase is in the description of the video