I remember when I was a kid in Romania back in the 80’s, there where a lot of university students from DDR ( Eastern Germany) hiking in the Romanian Carpathian Mountains, and they were always wearing sandals that looked like these but had a back strap too. I bet they were Birkenstocks! 😂
Miraculously, I’ve been able to keep my very first pair of Birks I bought at least 20 years ago in pretty good condition. Probably because they got a good rotation with other shoes. The foot bed is pretty much the only sign that they have really been broken in. But the soles sill have BIRK visible throughout. I’ve bought 3 other pairs since then. They are definitely worth spending a bit more for than the average sandal.
Excellent video. As for those that do want to wear them in the rain, they make the Arizona in EVA plastic and they also have the Boston model (full toe cover) mean for foot service. I wear those for yard work....
I wouldn’t have thought that I’d even be worth repairing the shoes, especially since you replaced everything but the upper which is hardly that much material. Good job though!
Well, I need a new pair of Birks, and unless I want to pay @$170 for a new pair of leather sandals, I will restore the old ones! I’m finding $99 will get you synthetic uppers now.
@@flyingcat2054 at a thrift shop I found a new pair for $20! Authentic Birkenstocks, possibly. Synthetic upper, almost certainly. They have vegan options right?
Definitely gonna have you put new foot beds on nine soon my dog chwwed the cork on one so i tried to make the other match lol anyway now im see ive worn the bottoms down Id rather refurbish them than to buy a new pair why not? your an amazing cobbler It will be a while because of Covid 19 I only part time working
So for me I replaced the soles once then the soles and upper just recently. The upper/sole was $90 + tax here in Seattle which indeed approaches the price of new. But hey, it's less waste.
Rather than ‘sanding the sole off’… what are your thoughts on just taking it down a little, leaving a soft eva pad layer, and then attaching a Vibram hiking boot sole to that?
Just waiting for the video where you stick a vibram christy to the bottom of some birkenstocks and then stick a sierra on top of that lol That combination is badass and seems like you are doing it to everything now. Might as well do it to sandals too lol
Bro people here in Germany throw away unfortunately coblers will request the price of new one when not more😂😂,excellent job thanks for your efforts where you get those parts in EU I never seen anywhere original parts interesting
*Can you confirm, that the quality of Birkenstock went down during the last years,* compared to the "old" days. By searching the net I find quite some people saying that. On the other hand, these people are only a very few compared to the massive amounts they must sell...
About 4-5 years ago I bought a pair of Birkenstocks (style is London) from the Birkenstock web site, so I know they were not knockoffs. The soles lasted about 6 weeks before the heels were down to the cork. I called Birkenstock, and they had me send them back and sent me another pair. The same thing happened, and I was only wearing them on carpeting, sidewalk, and my lawn. Can you recommend a style for everyday, mostly indoor wear that lasts? Birkenstock used to be a quality product and so comfortable. Do they still make any like that? I hope?
That means the density of the EVA outer sole has been reduced. I get here as well knock off Birk EVA outer soles which last only a few months and they look like shit if I go into the woods with them the next day. That means the chinese knock offs are made with way reduced EVA density. I can source some rubber soles which last at least about 1.5 years on concrete. Concrete wears downs soles and not if you walk on earth like garden, etc.
Hi. Where do I get the materials for the Birkenstock Kyoto model? I need the footbed, the upper from Birko Flor and the outer sole. In a pinch I could source the outer sole locally but the upper and the footbed for the Kyoto model I guess it is only availlable from Birkenstock dealers. Size 36 it is. Where do I get that from or is that availlable as well from Amazon, eBay or the like?
On the stock ones, it looks like the sole has an indentation, where the leather is, so the sole is very even, here it will go up, as thick as the leather is. Is my thought correct?
How much is the repair, if you do not mind me asking? :) Because it looks like the owner of the birks basically bought a new pair with all these process. :) good job by the way! That’s some hard work there
I love fact you’ve used original Birkenstock materials but still recycled the leather sandal upper part so they have that retro well loved look. Eco friendly too and cheaper than repurchasing new pair 😊
I luv my Berkies. I live in NH. Can u do work for me, if I shipped them to u, or take pics for u to c the damage, perhaps u can tell if it's something you can repair.
TheNomdeguerre It’s more eco-friendly. Saves them from the landfill. Reduces supply & demand. Less packaging. Less gas emissions from transporting a new pair from far away. Also supports your local small business. Helps offset the original “non-financial costs”. :)
Silver Lining New Birks: Recyclable cardboard. New Parts: Plastic bag. Not eco smart All fuel costs and emissions are the same whether it’s parts or new shoes most likely. The old parts still hit the landfill. All you’ve saved are the leather straps. This does however support local business.
@@CobblersPlus July 3, 2020 , I took worse looking Arazona Birkenstocks to a shoe rapir here where I live. The cobbler quoted 85 + tax 93 US. I'm happy I took the shoes to him over just buying a new pair. Thank you for this video I can see the craft I'm paying for. 93 is cheaper than 135 us
I've noticed that the leather on my Birkenstocks is coming off the cork a bit at the toes. Do you recommend taking them to a cobbler or is there a glue that I can safely use myself?
Hello This was a good video. I always wondered how Birkenstock's have gotten resoled. I have the soft bed Birkenstock. I wore these things every single day 365 days of the year. For some reason or another they won't fit me no more. The size is okay it's just the width I have a problem with. My foot is a sz15 6 EEEEEE with very fat wide toe with all toes equally straight across making it for a very very wide foot. I think my foot got a lil wider but my toes definitely gotten fatter since I bought my Birkenstocks and now I cannot connect the strap together because of my foot being so wide with very fat wide toes. I have to wear flip-flops now every single day which I do love wearing but I would love to wear my Birkenstocks again instead of seeing them sitting on the shoe rack. Do you know if there's any fix for the problem like this. Question sir? Do you think if my foot was at a 45 degree angle instead of straight across do you think the strap would still connect together with me having very fat wide toe. Thank you for sharing this video I really enjoy watching it.
Hello, so this may need to be something to take a look at. If you are able to email some pictures how your foot sits in the Bork and will let you know. procobblers@gmail.com
@@CobblersPlus hello how you doing. Okay yes I can do that. I am out of town all this week on vacation would it be okay if I email you after Christmas. I really would love to get them fixed because I'm only down to one pair of Footwear and that's my flip-flops. I cannot fit into a shoe , sock , or boot because they don't make them that wide. My flip-flops are holding up but I'm afraid they're going to break because of my foot being so wide so I'm always doing some things barefooted 👣 Anyway so. It is so embarrassing to have very very wide feet with fat wide toes cuz they cause so much problems. My wife said if the straps can be extended I will be able to wear them again. I appreciate you helping cuz I've been trying to find all sorts of help and I haven't been successful. Question? Do you own any pair of Birkenstocks and if you do what style do you have? You have a Merry Christmas sir.
Is it possible to replace or reattach the thin leather top of the footbed (the piece that the foot touches) only? Both of my Berks are fine, but that piece has begun separating from the cork below it on both sandals.
@@CobblersPlus I got a 43 on the Arizona and it was too big so Im getting sent a 42 hopefully that fits . My foot measure 10.5 to 10.6 from the very back of the heel to the tip of my toe. I am looking for a fit where its not so small where my foot barely fits if you have any advice. The 43 seemed like it was an inch too big
@@CobblersPlus So say someone got sloppy replacing the soles and some contact adhesive got on the leather sole that 100 great would work or the new soles that has a spot of glue or contact cement instead of that plantation rubberized tool you use, and is there a place to get those plantation rubber pieces? And I'm guessing there no solvent way of getting that glue off. I heard of using baking soda a drop of dawn and water like a paste with a tooth brush to scrub the leather sole clean. And just damp towel to wipe that off. Until it dries and comes off. Also what do you suggest for a pair that the cork is really dry but they're brand new but just sat in storage or a window for too long. and the leather is separating from the cork sole. And the suede straps on the sides are coming off should I use contact cement for that. Or will Kelly's work to hold that all together and rejuvinate the cork and where the leather sperating on the arch and toe/ heal area and edges.
So the crepe works when the glue is only a day or 2 old. Anymore it’s usually hard to remove and the sandpaper helps best. As for straps coming undone it’s best to use a contact cement
i love coblers and much respect, but this is a steal... they should (birkenstock) clients to repair their birkenstocks by selling the original materials cheaper to coblers.. but i guess birkenstock is just another brand that just thinks about the money... i have 3 uppers that i saved from my old birks and i want them refitted.. but it costs more than ordering new ones.. thatis just so wrong and evil... birkenstock's fault, not the honorable cobblers! Nice job !!
How much would it cost to make Justin workbooks smaller in width they fit and are comfortable but are way too lose because the company for some stupid reason does not even make a size E I tried a medium was way too tight hurt my feet and my EE are too lose and I can see the extra skin which makes the boots look terrible. Also how much would it cost to put rubber sole on my black Nocona snake skin boots that have a leather sole? Its strange how the texas made nococa boots are medium wide size 10 and fit perfectly but justin made in USA of global parts had to get a 9.5 and the medium was an extremely tight painful fit they said it would stretch which is a lie because the toe area will never stretch that much and the footbed itself actually felt far too small. I have tried shrinking the justin boots in warm water and wearing them and it did not shrink at all. It's almost as if they are the lowest quality leather ever because real leather would have shrunk.
Hey Justin, If you can email with some pictures we can help give a price estimate on the things your asking. There is just a number of builds out there and makes it hard to tell without seeing them what we are going to have to work with. procobblers@gmail.com
On a 30 euro shoe doing such a repair??? Are birkenstocks so expensive in usa? I never paid more than 40 euro for a birkenstock and I have about 15 pair... 🤯 And they are originals... no fakes if you should think...
Only 40€ thats crazy. Here in Denmark where i believe they’re from they cost around 130€ sometimes you can get them in cheaper stores from old batches at 30€!
Originally from Germany. www.beslist.be/products/schoenen/schoenen_430879/c/merk~431067?.be_schoenen%257CSlippers%252FMerk%255EBirkenstock%252FAlgemeen%255EAlgemeen%252FGeen%255EGeen%252FEXACT&Bbirkenstock%257C43700042946991025%257Ce&device=c&network=g&gclsrc=aw.ds&minimumprice=1&maximumprice=40
Of course you have them from 130 Euro... but I always buy them on sale... my cheapest pair I paid 19 Euro. I bought 3 pair. Black white and light brown with a shimmer. Always the classic too slipper. I just took the fist site I saw...
I remember when I was a kid in Romania back in the 80’s, there where a lot of university students from DDR ( Eastern Germany) hiking in the Romanian Carpathian Mountains, and they were always wearing sandals that looked like these but had a back strap too. I bet they were Birkenstocks! 😂
Look at the model called the Milano
Yep! I have some like that! :D
Birks sandal was first released in the 1960’s, so they may have have been Birks. Birkenstock’s original footbed was invented around 1895.
Miraculously, I’ve been able to keep my very first pair of Birks I bought at least 20 years ago in pretty good condition. Probably because they got a good rotation with other shoes. The foot bed is pretty much the only sign that they have really been broken in. But the soles sill have BIRK visible throughout. I’ve bought 3 other pairs since then. They are definitely worth spending a bit more for than the average sandal.
You obviously don't walk on concrete much
Really interesting to watch. Thank you. I’ll be seeking you out when my Birkenstocks need love.
birkenstocks❤
Excellent video. As for those that do want to wear them in the rain, they make the Arizona in EVA plastic and they also have the Boston model (full toe cover) mean for foot service. I wear those for yard work....
I wouldn’t have thought that I’d even be worth repairing the shoes, especially since you replaced everything but the upper which is hardly that much material. Good job though!
usually costs almost as much as a new pair but there's something to be said for reusing rather than replacing
Well, I need a new pair of Birks, and unless I want to pay @$170 for a new pair of leather sandals, I will restore the old ones! I’m finding $99 will get you synthetic uppers now.
I kinda agree with you! Plus it might cost way more to repair!
@@flyingcat2054 at a thrift shop I found a new pair for $20! Authentic Birkenstocks, possibly. Synthetic upper, almost certainly. They have vegan options right?
Definitely gonna have you put new foot beds on nine soon my dog chwwed the cork on one so i tried to make the other match lol anyway now im see ive worn the bottoms down Id rather refurbish them than to buy a new pair why not? your an amazing cobbler It will be a while because of Covid 19 I only part time working
Cool, very informative. How about rubber soles customized for replacement. Thanks
We can definitely do that with a Vibram sole and have done it.
Just haven’t had a chance yet to do a video on it
Awesome job and craftsmanship. Question- why not treat the leather before gluing them to the new insole? Seems like that would easier
So for me I replaced the soles once then the soles and upper just recently. The upper/sole was $90 + tax here in Seattle which indeed approaches the price of new. But hey, it's less waste.
And it employs a cobbler. Hope cobblers never go away.
Rather than ‘sanding the sole off’… what are your thoughts on just taking it down a little, leaving a soft eva pad layer, and then attaching a Vibram hiking boot sole to that?
Just waiting for the video where you stick a vibram christy to the bottom of some birkenstocks and then stick a sierra on top of that lol
That combination is badass and seems like you are doing it to everything now. Might as well do it to sandals too lol
Lol that would be interesting. I have done a Vibram Sierra on a Birkenstock though a number of times
Nice job.
Excellent !
Great job
Bro people here in Germany throw away unfortunately coblers will request the price of new one when not more😂😂,excellent job thanks for your efforts where you get those parts in EU I never seen anywhere original parts interesting
Hi, great video thanks for sharing.
How much is the cost for this work?
Typically at this time it runs $90-95 for the pair
@@CobblersPlus What about the just between the suede footbed and the cork and between the cork and the outer sole?
Great job! Good video.
Interesting… I wonder how much is it to repair? Is it worth it or buy a new one….
Great work!
Depends on the model and type of repair.
Sorry, I might have missed that but do you preheat the EVA soles before applying them or they are used cold? Thank you
These look great! What would you recommend for conditioning pull up leather?
Yes the Saphir oiled leather cream nicknamed the greasy cream is what we use
*Can you confirm, that the quality of Birkenstock went down during the last years,* compared to the "old" days. By searching the net I find quite some people saying that. On the other hand, these people are only a very few compared to the massive amounts they must sell...
About 4-5 years ago I bought a pair of Birkenstocks (style is London) from the Birkenstock web site, so I know they were not knockoffs. The soles lasted about 6 weeks before the heels were down to the cork. I called Birkenstock, and they had me send them back and sent me another pair. The same thing happened, and I was only wearing them on carpeting, sidewalk, and my lawn. Can you recommend a style for everyday, mostly indoor wear that lasts? Birkenstock used to be a quality product and so comfortable. Do they still make any like that? I hope?
They are still a great build but there soles seem to have gone down. You can upgrade the soles to Vibram or add a rubber heel for longer wear
That means the density of the EVA outer sole has been reduced. I get here as well knock off Birk EVA outer soles which last only a few months and they look like shit if I go into the woods with them the next day. That means the chinese knock offs are made with way reduced EVA density. I can source some rubber soles which last at least about 1.5 years on concrete. Concrete wears downs soles and not if you walk on earth like garden, etc.
Very interesting.
Just wondering. If you are only reusing the strap and if replacing the majority might as well buy a new one right???
If it’s a leather upper those in most cases are still worth saving and resoling.
Hi. Where do I get the materials for the Birkenstock Kyoto model? I need the footbed, the upper from Birko Flor and the outer sole. In a pinch I could source the outer sole locally but the upper and the footbed for the Kyoto model I guess it is only availlable from Birkenstock dealers. Size 36 it is.
Where do I get that from or is that availlable as well from Amazon, eBay or the like?
On the stock ones, it looks like the sole has an indentation, where the leather is, so the sole is very even, here it will go up, as thick as the leather is. Is my thought correct?
How much is the repair, if you do not mind me asking? :) Because it looks like the owner of the birks basically bought a new pair with all these process. :) good job by the way! That’s some hard work there
This job ran $95 for the pair.
@@CobblersPlus LOL just buy a new pair instead! You're wasting effort and time! For what? Saving the straps?
SeyntPiter Parian helps to ecosystem and birks hold memories for the owners. supports local businesses too
It’s better than a new pair, ‘cause the leather is already deformed on his foot 🦶
I love fact you’ve used original Birkenstock materials but still recycled the leather sandal upper part so they have that retro well loved look. Eco friendly too and cheaper than repurchasing new pair 😊
I bet the cork and the eva shrank a bit over the years due to offgassing or whatever happens. Making it match better with the 42.
I luv my Berkies. I live in NH. Can u do work for me, if I shipped them to u, or take pics for u to c the damage, perhaps u can tell if it's something you can repair.
Yes we have people ship from all over in the US.
Just go to our website cobblersplus.com and fill out the pdf form and ship them in
I’m sorry maybe I missed it in the video… how much does a resole like this cost in general?
How much would all this cost? Cheaper than buying a new pair?
Tried a heat gun to loosen glue?
Does the resole cost more than a new pair? It’s basically replacing 70% of the shoe.
No it’s a little less than the leather models unless you upgrade the soles
How much for this job? My kid needs this done. Thanks!
Typically runs $90-95 but that might go up soon depending on what Birkenstock does with repair parts prices.
TheNomdeguerre
It’s more eco-friendly. Saves them from the landfill. Reduces supply & demand. Less packaging. Less gas emissions from transporting a new pair from far away. Also supports your local small business. Helps offset the original “non-financial costs”. :)
Can anyone order birkenstock footbeds?
Silver Lining
New Birks: Recyclable cardboard.
New Parts: Plastic bag. Not eco smart
All fuel costs and emissions are the same whether it’s parts or new shoes most likely.
The old parts still hit the landfill. All you’ve saved are the leather straps. This does however support local business.
@@CobblersPlus July 3, 2020 , I took worse looking Arazona Birkenstocks to a shoe rapir here where I live. The cobbler quoted 85 + tax 93 US. I'm happy I took the shoes to him over just buying a new pair. Thank you for this video I can see the craft I'm paying for. 93 is cheaper than 135 us
I've noticed that the leather on my Birkenstocks is coming off the cork a bit at the toes. Do you recommend taking them to a cobbler or is there a glue that I can safely use myself?
It depends how the cork is holding up. If you would like to email us pictures we would be happy to help. Procobblers@gmail.com
@@CobblersPlus Thanks for that. I've just emailed you.
Hello This was a good video. I always wondered how Birkenstock's have gotten resoled. I have the soft bed Birkenstock. I wore these things every single day 365 days of the year. For some reason or another they won't fit me no more. The size is okay it's just the width I have a problem with. My foot is a sz15 6 EEEEEE with very fat wide toe with all toes equally straight across making it for a very very wide foot. I think my foot got a lil wider but my toes definitely gotten fatter since I bought my Birkenstocks and now I cannot connect the strap together because of my foot being so wide with very fat wide toes. I have to wear flip-flops now every single day which I do love wearing but I would love to wear my Birkenstocks again instead of seeing them sitting on the shoe rack. Do you know if there's any fix for the problem like this. Question sir? Do you think if my foot was at a 45 degree angle instead of straight across do you think the strap would still connect together with me having very fat wide toe. Thank you for sharing this video I really enjoy watching it.
Hello, so this may need to be something to take a look at. If you are able to email some pictures how your foot sits in the Bork and will let you know. procobblers@gmail.com
@@CobblersPlus hello how you doing. Okay yes I can do that. I am out of town all this week on vacation would it be okay if I email you after Christmas. I really would love to get them fixed because I'm only down to one pair of Footwear and that's my flip-flops. I cannot fit into a shoe , sock , or boot because they don't make them that wide. My flip-flops are holding up but I'm afraid they're going to break because of my foot being so wide so I'm always doing some things barefooted 👣 Anyway so. It is so embarrassing to have very very wide feet with fat wide toes cuz they cause so much problems. My wife said if the straps can be extended I will be able to wear them again. I appreciate you helping cuz I've been trying to find all sorts of help and I haven't been successful. Question? Do you own any pair of Birkenstocks and if you do what style do you have? You have a Merry Christmas sir.
Doesn't a layer of jute come between the sole and the cork?
yup, ooops!!
Alan your pricing for this is not on your website can you sort of give me a quote for the whole rebuilt, thanks
Is it possible to replace or reattach the thin leather top of the footbed (the piece that the foot touches) only? Both of my Berks are fine, but that piece has begun separating from the cork below it on both sandals.
It can be done but I don’t recommend it because the cork gets even slightly damaged every time
I just ordered a pair of the Arizona’s in black, do you have any care recommendations for longevity?
It depends on the leather type because Birkenstock makes I think about 6 or 7 different black leathers
What should I use for my Birkenstocks with Natural leather?
Saphir universal
Love your videos. I find it peculiar that the Cork had split. The sandals did not look all that old
May depend on where they’ve been used. Like walking up a rocky mountain, etc.
oh also, my birks last one year.. what am i doing wrong? am i getting fake ones?... or do i have a bad walk? haha :)
is there anything you can do if your shoes do accidentally get dunked? Mine are almost new and then got saturated and now they feel very stiff.
What kind of cement????
Nicely done but that would cost more than buying a brand new pair
How much does it cost to do this?
i just throw out a pair of mine a few month ago because the cork started to crack on a few spot and now i regret i did that.
Where could I find those replacement footbeds and sole sheets?
You would have to go through a supplier or directly through Birkenstock. But you need to have accounts with them
Could I purchase some through you?
Do you know which is more durable and more stink proof the regular footbed or soft
They are technically about the same but the regular one might be better because it doesn’t have the cushion to absorb the smell as much.
@@CobblersPlus thanks. I'm going. For the regular then
@@CobblersPlus I got a 43 on the Arizona and it was too big so Im getting sent a 42 hopefully that fits . My foot measure 10.5 to 10.6 from the very back of the heel to the tip of my toe. I am looking for a fit where its not so small where my foot barely fits if you have any advice. The 43 seemed like it was an inch too big
How would you get contact adhesive off the inside of a replaced foot bed?
Sandpaper is best about 100 grit
@@CobblersPlus So say someone got sloppy replacing the soles and some contact adhesive got on the leather sole that 100 great would work or the new soles that has a spot of glue or contact cement instead of that plantation rubberized tool you use, and is there a place to get those plantation rubber pieces? And I'm guessing there no solvent way of getting that glue off. I heard of using baking soda a drop of dawn and water like a paste with a tooth brush to scrub the leather sole clean. And just damp towel to wipe that off. Until it dries and comes off. Also what do you suggest for a pair that the cork is really dry but they're brand new but just sat in storage or a window for too long. and the leather is separating from the cork sole. And the suede straps on the sides are coming off should I use contact cement for that. Or will Kelly's work to hold that all together and rejuvinate the cork and where the leather sperating on the arch and toe/ heal area and edges.
So the crepe works when the glue is only a day or 2 old. Anymore it’s usually hard to remove and the sandpaper helps best. As for straps coming undone it’s best to use a contact cement
I saw your Buffalo shirt. Are you from there?
No I’m born and raised in Denver
Where can I get the sheet of Birkenstock at ? Or can you fix my Birkenstock?
We can fix them for you but buying real ones is a challenge at this time
i love coblers and much respect, but this is a steal... they should (birkenstock) clients to repair their birkenstocks by selling the original materials cheaper to coblers.. but i guess birkenstock is just another brand that just thinks about the money... i have 3 uppers that i saved from my old birks and i want them refitted.. but it costs more than ordering new ones.. thatis just so wrong and evil... birkenstock's fault, not the honorable cobblers!
Nice job !!
how much do you get for this service?
We have the options listed on our site. www.cobblersplus.com
Your voice reminds me of joe pera
Am I that boring? Lol
No man, I love your videos lol
Why not just buy new Birks? Guessing repairs are about half the cost of new ones?
How much would it cost to make Justin workbooks smaller in width they fit and are comfortable but are way too lose because the company for some stupid reason does not even make a size E I tried a medium was way too tight hurt my feet and my EE are too lose and I can see the extra skin which makes the boots look terrible. Also how much would it cost to put rubber sole on my black Nocona snake skin boots that have a leather sole? Its strange how the texas made nococa boots are medium wide size 10 and fit perfectly but justin made in USA of global parts had to get a 9.5 and the medium was an extremely tight painful fit they said it would stretch which is a lie because the toe area will never stretch that much and the footbed itself actually felt far too small. I have tried shrinking the justin boots in warm water and wearing them and it did not shrink at all. It's almost as if they are the lowest quality leather ever because real leather would have shrunk.
Hey Justin,
If you can email with some pictures we can help give a price estimate on the things your asking.
There is just a number of builds out there and makes it hard to tell without seeing them what we are going to have to work with.
procobblers@gmail.com
I looked at the price of the replaceable footbed and I can get new Birkenstock shoe cheaper than that. 🤷♂️
B
Doesn't make a bit of sense to do this level of rebuild.
Throw them in some sort of a charity bin, they'll get repaired enough to be used by somebody.
Goddamnit just buy a new one.
On a 30 euro shoe doing such a repair??? Are birkenstocks so expensive in usa? I never paid more than 40 euro for a birkenstock and I have about 15 pair... 🤯
And they are originals... no fakes if you should think...
Oh yea definitely much more out here.
Only 40€ thats crazy. Here in Denmark where i believe they’re from they cost around 130€ sometimes you can get them in cheaper stores from old batches at 30€!
Originally from Germany. www.beslist.be/products/schoenen/schoenen_430879/c/merk~431067?.be_schoenen%257CSlippers%252FMerk%255EBirkenstock%252FAlgemeen%255EAlgemeen%252FGeen%255EGeen%252FEXACT&Bbirkenstock%257C43700042946991025%257Ce&device=c&network=g&gclsrc=aw.ds&minimumprice=1&maximumprice=40
Of course you have them from 130 Euro... but I always buy them on sale... my cheapest pair I paid 19 Euro. I bought 3 pair. Black white and light brown with a shimmer. Always the classic too slipper. I just took the fist site I saw...
@@annnoyez 19 euro, that's amazing! Is that the website where you bought yours? Do they ship internationally?
How do you add the buckles on birks?