This is how Gucci sneakers are restored.
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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Remove the brand name and it's just junk.
Even with the brand name their junk
@@stevenhall9009them ore*
Just cause you don’t like it doesn’t make it junk. People may brag about owning Gucci items, but all of the items are hand made in Italy with varying degrees of quality materials. It’s up to you whether you care about them.
@@Bandit4557 On the same token, just because someone likes something doesn't guarantee that it's of Superior Quality. One man's junk is another man's treasure, so each individual gets to decide if in their eyes it's junk or not.
Nah son these look like straight up gahbage 🗣️💯💯🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
“I just saved myself 150 bucks!”
😂 I was going to write the same thing, but you beat me to it. 😔
glad to see fz150 bois on every restoration channel ❤
He would have done a better job than these amateurs…
They forgot to whiten the string on the sole. Need some fz150 loving.
You dirty tille b*** you just read my mind
While i agree with everyone responding that these are not worth 600$ in the first place, i do appreciate that there are people out there restoring worn but still usable clothing and making stuff last instead of throwing it away.
Throw these shoes at us ....I mean just give them to us the poor developing countries and we'll make them brand new and put them in display or on carts where poor people can buy them
Yah 600$ for a shoe is dumb, the tech to repair them are actually amazing and worth watching
Agreed on restoring part😊
they are restored so it can go into a display case :/
@@brianrankin5876 i agree, and they're not even cute shoes.
Gucci spends $10 having these made in China and then sells them for $800 😅 there’s a sucker born every minute
Not even 10$ lol. Probably get 3 for 10
800 is practically nothing if you’re rich and broke mfs shouldn’t buy designer clothes new
No they’re made in Italy for 10 euros
@@RJ-mh3oxyes, because we should definitely be encouraging wealthy people to make bad spending choices
@@SkullpunkArtwe should. If wealthy people didn't hoard so much, and instead spent their money like normal people then there would be plenty to go around. The economy is always teetering on the brink of collapse because 99% of our money is not circulating and stimulating
If you remove the name gucci, it became a 20$ shoes
Thats any shoe on the market
20?? Those uglies are max 2.
Yeah maybe less with those ugly big balls on the side
At ross
Ok we get it you lmfao
That's like restoring a Walmart watch because it says rolex on it.
Its much easier just to buy the cheap watch and write it yourself. Lol
"if your shoes dirty and filthy, You need some FZ150"
-Shoe doc
The way I knew someone would put that😂, literally the reason I looked here
@@diegodoumat415Me too😂
My thoughts exactly
😂
is that a sneaker cleaner?? the FZ150???
All of that and they still didn't get the stitching white.
Literally made in a sweatshop 😂
Well yeah what do you expect someone to be creating shoes locally?..
@@abolisherlol right?
Wrong.
They are handmade in Italy
🤡
@@EricTheActor805Italian sweatshop
@@jamIam6548
Wrong
You need some FZ-150. You gotta pump the foam and get in the zone. 😎
these have to be among the ugliest shoes I've ever seen, and somebody values them just because of the brand. They treat them as if restoring some irreplaceable artwork.
Have you seen the gucci movie lol
@@CB-hy3ld oh yeah, I've already forgotten about that, but it was a pretty good movie.
Uhhh definitely didnt get artwork type treatment, this is the same thing people do to any shoe they restore
@amonynous9041 Art is subjective. One's definition of beauty captures their own imagination. Brands clearly explore a captivating imagination as clearly seen. Lols
@@KarunaPreetiBaraKaku yeah no shit mr obvious
At least the person who paid for it is wearing them, unlike others who buy them and just let them sit there because they're scared to 'ruin' them
Don't waste $600 on shoes especially if you have debt.
Save yourself 150 bucks
These guys didn’t save 150 bucks🤦🏽♂️
Damn she just saved herself 150 bucks
This is the first thing I thought about 😂
"This pair of 680 dollar Gucci sneakers" should be replaced with a personal financial consultant
and a therapist to discuss the need to spend that kind of money on clothing to feel important.
@@Midlife_Manical_MayhemI think you need a therapist yourself if you think you have the right to tell anybody how to spend there money.
@@an0970mid income guys need to stop trying to look rich , and u seem to be one of them
@@an0970no, its called financial responability, and its not a pain pfp that gonna change what is a good pair of shoes at 600+$ and a bad one at 600+$
If i had 600$ to put on shoes, i would go see a professional at that point to get actual quality shoes that don't break after 1 year made by slaves at 1 or 2$ per hours
Its like you have a 300 $ to eat out, and on all the luxury restaurent or normal fast food people take, you go eat Starbucks or steak powdered with gold... 😐
If you wanna do it its okay, but don't be surprised when people judge you and treat you as a dumbass that don't know the value of money and how to spend it
I have had a pair of Gucci aces for over 3 years now and I wear them everywhere, dinner, raves, festivals, the club. They clean off nicely and show no signs of slowing down, they cost me a little over $700 but I haven’t replaced them in over 3 years and they still look and feel great so quality product overall.
Let’s start with the fact that those sneakers are ugly. Second, that damage would not happen in a $50 sneakers. Its atrocious to hear that Gucci shoes made in China 🇨🇳
Why is it bad that they are made in China?
@@rhoulabecause they exploit their workers and pay them poorly
@@ceciliacarrillo6923 Same thing in the US. The only difference is that you can make it on a minimum wage in China but you cannot make on a minimum wage in the US.
i laughed when i heard its a $600 sneaker what a waste
That damage would most definitely happen to a 2 dollar pair of shoes, its called wear and tear🤦♂️
Fz150 I just saved my self 150 bucks 😂
Bwahahaha! Somebody paid almost $700 bucks for those? And then paid probably $200 to have them repaired. Damn … not my style at all. To each their own. It’s just incredible to me that something that is a regular sneaker gets some gaudy baubles attached to it along with a name and it instantly goes from probably a $50-$75 pair of shoes to almost $700. Couture be crazy!
It's the same as when people prefer a Chevy to a ford no difference.
@@rhoulaI don’t understand the comparison. Chevys and Fords are similarly priced.
@@MegaPainLove I'm talking about quality not price.
@@rhoulathis is like buying a Chevy but for Ferrari prices and having it break down after driving it for a week. Seems like a total waste of money to me, but if you want to throw your money away go for it. There's a saying somewhere about a certain kind of person and their money being parted but I can't recall the full saying for some reason...
@@Scudboy17 The saying is in the Bible, book of Proverbs heh heh
When you overpay for a cheap product:
$800?? Good lord what a rip off
I appreciate the keen eyes of the restorer with the matching of green paint but I can buy a lotta pairs of good shoes with 600 bucks.
get a new shoe bro😢
There is a reason why they leave out the final result and stop the video before reaching this area. Looks absolutely awful
“When your shoes are dirty and need to be fixed, fz150 does the trick”
You just saved me a hunnerd fidee buuuucks
Right!
lots of people have misconception about gucci is that, they provide quality for money. but it is actually the marketing where they spend the most of money and make the ordinary things expensive.
Yup!!! If people could watch that series called "so expensive" they wud see what they're spending on
When I see the foam, I’m in the zone
Looks like they need that FZ150 loving. It's sad you guys didn't save a Hundred and Fifty Bucks😅
Lmao.. throw the whole shoe AWAY!!!!! TF😅😅
the person who restored these probably made 10x more than the sweat shop employee who made them in the first place
“I just saved myself 150 bucks”
'And I just saved myself 150 bucks!'
Just repaint them wow 😂
Lovely! I'm glad that people went back to restoring shoes rather than just throwing them away!
I didn’t save myself 150 bucks.
After this interview, Chael is still undefeated.
And when I see the foam I’m in my zone.
They have to tell you the price, otherwise you would never know
Unfortunately the stitching that holds it together is still dirty
The lenghts to save a pair of sneakers, not with the intention of reducing waste, but rather to save the brand is astonishing.
"in a circular motion"
Girl, we can all see how that brush was moving.
“I just saved myself, $15,000 bucks”
Or you can just spend about $80 on a pair of shoes & after they're well-worn, scuffed & dirty throw them away, buy a new pair.
You could also buy these shoes in bulk - probably around 10$ each. And then just attach the brand.
if I’m getting anything from Gucci it’s not gonna be some shoes or a shirt that can get messed up quick lol
Don't know why, but that background music was incredibly nostalgic for me. Thank you.
U need Fz150, they still look dirty 😅
Really using fake accounts? Wack af
For that price tag, I expect those to be real gold.
Bet they were made for about $1 and sold to a 200% fool.
When I see foam, I'm in the zone!
All you needed was FZ150 and save yourself a $150
Who actually would be caught dead out in public wearing those is the real question here lol
IF she would have used FZ150 she would have saved $150 bucks😂😂
I thinking fz150 is soon going to gain a cult following 😂
You did a great job restoring them... i regularly clean my white sole shoes (bought frm a local brand) every week and even after 7 years of wearing them, they look amazing. ❤
Great job done!
You did a really great job!
Fz150 all da way babyyyyy!!!!
Reduce, reuse, recycle. People forget the first two steps and jump to the third. Glad to see they are getting a second lease at life
I hate these expensive shoes but I respect the owner of these ones because at least he wears them.
When I see the foam, I’m in my zone!
"I just saved myself 150$ bucks," lol.
You don't see the foam, means you're not in the zone.
It’s crazy how much effort is put into restoring ugly poorly made designer shoes instead of just buying actually good pairs of leather boots and having a cobbler restore them when it’s time
If you buy 50$ shoes, you can purchase one pair of shoes each year for 13 years in just 650$....just imagine 13 different designs
I wouldn’t mind the 600usd price tag, if they were actually made with quality materials, bindings, and processes indicative of that value. Otherwise there are just up sold Walmart shoes
The rest of us chuckle at items like this.
I hate how you pay 90% price for brand not for shoes... Tho I appreciate that there are people that restore worn shoes and clothes that some would throw away like junk
Astounding how so many commenters assume people with the means to spend money on brand name items are “too stupid” to understand that they’re buying the label, not the product itself.
👍 Very nice and amazing video show! An excellent video art work. We highly appreciate your work.
“What you doin tonight?”
Thinkin bout painting my shoes…
I cannot fathom spening that much money on sneakers, no matter what they're actually worth
My grandpa has had a pair of boat shoes since 1985 and he just bought a new pair this year. These shoes should be invincible with a price like that.
This restoration will cost more than a new shoe but it is still worth it
A quarter cost of this shoe is my entire salary...
Wow, a short that doesn’t cut out right before the shoe is fully restored. Thanks! 😂
Also the stitch around the sole is still dirty
Painting the leather in the messed-up spots before applying a whole coat is called spot priming
When you see the foam, You in the zone - The Shoe doc
AND WHEN SHE SEES THE FOAM, SHE CLIMAXES
When I see my FOAM!!!!! IM IN MY ZONE!!!!
“I just saved myself 150 bucks”
-FZ150
Your first mistake was buying a pair of 700 dollar shoes
Wow! They just saved $150 bucks!
You know the dude who buys these is going to go on forever about how their high quality and durability make them worth eating for a month.
I like how the after looks exactly like any trash you'd find at Walmart
So, you cleaned it with brush and after that just painted it with smaller brush?) Truly amazing restoration
It's stupid to think someone payed ~$600 on these shoes only for them to last a few days to a few weeks. I've seen shoes that were Gucci brand that literally lasted the day before breaking at the seam of the outer sole and main fabric.
She didn't sound like she was in the zone at all
The shoes should last for centuries if the price is high like that.. Useless it's just a brand
And I just save myself 150 bucks!
What about the insole you took out? Was it cleaned & put back? Replaced??
Atleast they are getting, the wear, out of them.
Basically the same way you would restore any leather goods. I would never pay $800 for a pair of Gucci sneakers( basically paying them to advertise their brand ).
Just put inside pillow case and stick the washer using washing detergent, works on my trainers. I once washed my UGG boots in a washer and they came out perfect clean but needed a brush down when dry so not so tough.
Finally, a shoe being repaired instead of replaced.
Brand is ugly in my opinion, but glad it’s not being wasted.
Do they put the insole back or...
You just saved $150 bucks!
Know this, even when restoring old shoes they still look vintage and need kid glove care over and over again. The day that you realize and decide that they’ve had enough wear and tear and it’s garbage time is a sad day😢
This has the feel of a How It's Made episode
I'd never spend money on shoes like this but honestly? If the brand name (and sunk cost fallacy) causes people to go and get their clothes repaired instead of just replacing them then I'm happy. Cobblers used to be common, people would wear their shoes for years and just keep getting them repaired. Fast fashion has obliterated that and the amount of waste we create because of it is monumental.
Or just, you know, buy fairly durable $30 sneakers and expect them to wear off like all footwear tends to do... because constant friction and stuff...
These shoes are worth a house in the 80s