※This video does NOT include any paid promotion※ ※ 위 영상은 유료광고를 포함하지 않습니다 ※ 📦 제품문의(Product Inquiries): en.ferker.co.kr (페르커팩토리) 🎬 촬영문의(Filming Inquiries): factorymonster2021@gmail.com -I film for the company who are proud of showing how their products are made. -팩토리몬은 제품에 자신있는 소상공인 분들과 중소기업을 대상으로 무료촬영을 진행합니다. Copyrightⓒ 2021. Factory Monster. All Rights Reserved.
My father just retired from being a cobbler for over 55 years. This reminded me of being a boy and sitting there watching him tear shoes apart and putting them back together all over again. Thank you for the memories and great job :)
@sdrahcir5054 Did you know people are allowed to hold the opinion that something is not appealing to them? To follow your example, You can appreciate how hard a chef works in the kitchen, and not like the taste of the dish he puts out.
@@sdrahcir5054 When Im at restaurant and trying something i never had, but i know how it should be prepared, then I can tell, that its well done but I didnt like the taste.
Grew up in Southern California and as a kid growing up in the 70s I used to purchase my Vans at a house… this was before a Vans store even existed and you could make a custom order of colors if you wanted. Vans didn’t even exist outside of the beach areas and if you went inland people always knew you were from the beach areas because most surfers wore Vans. I think my parents used to pay under $20 for a pair at the time. For me, the first thing that always happened was the big toe through the front, as soon as that happened my Vans were toast. I’m 58 years old, I live in Tokyo and I still have two or three pairs of Vans in my closet. I find it ridiculous to think I have to sometimes pay over ¥10000 for a new pair of Vans these days but I’m an older geezer now and remember the old days like they were yesterday. I would surely wear a pair of these updated kicks, they look awesome. Thanks for the video.! Inspiring work.
@@briyenmccallister7373 when leather Nike Bruins became popular, they were $28 and when we wanted to dress up that’s what we wore. $28 for kicks were a lot of money in the 70s and we treated them with care.
At first i thought “who pays that much for a pair of Vans” , but watching how professional and clean he works, i think one day he gonna make more for that work
Adorei a transformação. Seu amigo H.J. é talentoso e fico muito feliz vendo seu trabalho. Jovens como ele são raros. Também gostaria de ter um amigo H.J. ❤😅
The website even has them listed as sold out @ $230, which makes sense from a monetary standpoint because you're effectively paying for a major resole job like you would on a boot that needed a rebuilt goodyear welt and mid/outsole. I gotta say, it's kind of genius -- they're not even building a boot or shoe from ground up. $40 sneakers, $40 for two Vibram outsoles and then just buy bulk leather... probably comes to $100-120 per pair to turn around for $230. Of course you need the tools and sewing machine too but that's all one-time cost. Once you're set up, if you make 10 pairs of these in one day, you've made $1000.
Great video beautiful craftsmanship. Love seeing the old machines still operating. The various types of industrial sewing machines are some of the most beautiful examples of machinery ever. Keep up the great work.
Awesome! I was stationed in Korea for a year. I remember losing my boots and going to a cobbler in Songtan. Dude made me a pair of boots in a DAY and they were nice AF.
Gotta say, I do like the original look better, but they both look good. Doesn't mean I don't appreciate the skill involved! Nice work! I'll bet the newer version is a lot more comfortable, they look more comfy!
Le mien sera sûrement monté avec un petit brushless. J'ai quelques combos pas trop puissants qui traînent à l'atelier, genre 3000kv. Avec une petite Lipo 2s légère ce sera parfait. J'attends avec impatience ma livraison de chez Cyril 😀
May I ask how the education system works in Korea? Did you learn this art at a specialized school that teaches crafts (like in the Czech Republic, but unfortunately the quality of education is still declining), or is this art passed down by craftsmen - master and apprentice? How do you have it? I have a feeling from YT that if I want really good quality shoes, I have to either visit South Korea or Japan :D Beautiful video.
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※This video does NOT include any paid promotion※
※ 위 영상은 유료광고를 포함하지 않습니다 ※
📦 제품문의(Product Inquiries): en.ferker.co.kr (페르커팩토리)
🎬 촬영문의(Filming Inquiries): factorymonster2021@gmail.com
-I film for the company who are proud of showing how their products are made.
-팩토리몬은 제품에 자신있는 소상공인 분들과 중소기업을 대상으로 무료촬영을 진행합니다.
Copyrightⓒ 2021. Factory Monster. All Rights Reserved.
Just 2 dudes in a shoe shop filming a gentle HJ.
I hope he visits my bedroom tonight. (I'm a man. I like ladies.)
Gotta remove the rubber 😂
what does HJ stand for, im assuming Hand Job
as soon as I saw that I was like "yep, lemme scroll to the comments"
My man turned $40 vans into $400 sketchers.
My father just retired from being a cobbler for over 55 years. This reminded me of being a boy and sitting there watching him tear shoes apart and putting them back together all over again. Thank you for the memories and great job :)
does your father still have his old machines??
@@hotsauce7j They will cost a fortune in future in my opinion :D
Came for the manufacturing process, stayed for the subtitles 😀.
Ive never had a handjob with a set of pliers/pinchers.
Ouch!
Ive never had a handjob with a set of pliers/pinchers.
At least there is a couple gentle handjobs later in the video.
1:08
Never had a handjob with a set of pliers/pinchers.
Glad there is a couple gentle handjobs later in the video.😂
Yes! I'm just so glad i'm not the only one😂
"Remove rubber with gentle handjob"
TBH, I personally didn't like the way they looked when finished, But I enjoyed the process very much. SUBBED! lol
Thats kinda like going to a restaurant and saying “I didn’t like the way any of your food tasted, BUT, it smelled really good when you were cooking!”
@sdrahcir5054
Did you know people are allowed to hold the opinion that something is not appealing to them? To follow your example, You can appreciate how hard a chef works in the kitchen, and not like the taste of the dish he puts out.
I agree. I can't do the thick sole sneakers. I'll leave that for the short guys. 😂 Reminds me of sketchers from the 2000s.
Who asked
@@sdrahcir5054 When Im at restaurant and trying something i never had, but i know how it should be prepared, then I can tell, that its well done but I didnt like the taste.
The sound of the sewing machine is actually quite soothing.
put me to sleep literally
Even though it's not my style they still look great. Always nice to see craftsmanship.
4:26 “gentle HJ”
"remove the rubber with gentle handjob"
My boyfriend could learn from this man
1:04
All that work and the regular Vans look better lol
Lo felicito amigo,excelente trabajo y qué calidad, es usted un verdadero mago haciendo su trabajo.
Ficou perfeito esse Vans Old School com solado de sapato.
Belo trabalho !👀
Bravoooooooooo!
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Grew up in Southern California and as a kid growing up in the 70s I used to purchase my Vans at a house… this was before a Vans store even existed and you could make a custom order of colors if you wanted. Vans didn’t even exist outside of the beach areas and if you went inland people always knew you were from the beach areas because most surfers wore Vans. I think my parents used to pay under $20 for a pair at the time. For me, the first thing that always happened was the big toe through the front, as soon as that happened my Vans were toast. I’m 58 years old, I live in Tokyo and I still have two or three pairs of Vans in my closet. I find it ridiculous to think I have to sometimes pay over ¥10000 for a new pair of Vans these days but I’m an older geezer now and remember the old days like they were yesterday. I would surely wear a pair of these updated kicks, they look awesome. Thanks for the video.! Inspiring work.
$15 in the 70's is $121.89 adjusted for inflation in 2024, so those those Vans your getting for ¥10000 don't seem so bad i guess.
Been wearing them my whole life lol I tell my nieces and nephews we wore them because we were poor kids..
@@briyenmccallister7373 when leather Nike Bruins became popular, they were $28 and when we wanted to dress up that’s what we wore. $28 for kicks were a lot of money in the 70s and we treated them with care.
The added (im a man and like ladies) 🤣🤣🤣🤣 love that you make the videos funny as well as informational!! Greatly appreciate the videos you make 💪🏻👍🏻
When I saw that, I was like...oh sure.
At first i thought “who pays that much for a pair of Vans” , but watching how professional and clean he works, i think one day he gonna make more for that work
Love the humor. 😊
まさに一点物！カッコいい😊
Great craftmanship and great filmmaking. Pleasure to watch :)
*Turning $40 Vans into $10 heavy working boots ...*
amazing job but it looks kinda unfinished? a black paint on the borders of the sole would look much better, still and amazing job
i like them just like that , but on their website they have black borders
I didn't know anyone in Korea was doing this. I'm rooting for you
You think they don't wear shoes there?
저도 신발 업에 종사하고 있습니다.
나이도 젊으신데... 대단한 장인이네요. 존경스럽습니다. 추후 협업할 수 있는 일이 있으면 요청 드리게씁니다.
I want one but without the last 3 bottom layers. Just the leather strips and the rugged sole. Looks so badass
damn some of those old machines are insane, so many moving parts. I'm sure it's not an easy thing to find replacement parts
Adorei a transformação. Seu amigo H.J. é talentoso e fico muito feliz vendo seu trabalho. Jovens como ele são raros. Também gostaria de ter um amigo H.J. ❤😅
The website even has them listed as sold out @ $230, which makes sense from a monetary standpoint because you're effectively paying for a major resole job like you would on a boot that needed a rebuilt goodyear welt and mid/outsole. I gotta say, it's kind of genius -- they're not even building a boot or shoe from ground up. $40 sneakers, $40 for two Vibram outsoles and then just buy bulk leather... probably comes to $100-120 per pair to turn around for $230. Of course you need the tools and sewing machine too but that's all one-time cost. Once you're set up, if you make 10 pairs of these in one day, you've made $1000.
Lol you still have to sell them
@kylelaughinghouse1893 This guy sells them with no issue.
The fact he’s only doing this left handed…lm very impressed 😊😉
I could never afford these being a pensioner, but I love the finished product and the process. My sincere admiration for your talents!
아니 너무 예쁘잖아요 ㅠㅠ 미국에 사는 중이라 그림의 떡이 따로 없네요
직구하면 되잖아요
Hello from France. You really do a magnificent job. I would love to learn this art.
How am I supposed to skate in these? Serious question
와...한국에 이 정도 커스텀 작업을 해주는 곳이 있었구나 ㅎㄷㄷ
Those are not for skateboarding anymore, I do think Frankenstein's monster would love them though.
What an amusing adhesive container
How can we order this shoes and I really enjoyed watching the process of customization the shoes
Beautiful work but What is the purpose of changing to shoe??????
Give extra height to shorter guys self conscious about Van's thin soles
400 dollars feels like a steal for that kind of craftsmanship and creativity.
You’re right! I’d pay $1,000 for just one shoe!
Bro what did you do to those shoes!!????
He's got a wonderful talent!
Excellent work, awesome workshop.
Great video beautiful craftsmanship. Love seeing the old machines still operating. The various types of industrial sewing machines are some of the most beautiful examples of machinery ever. Keep up the great work.
Hello Sir, I watch your videos with great enthusiasm on UA-cam
Excellent work. Beautiful. God bless your hands and expertise.
Why nobody likes how it looks I think these are the coolest Vans I've ever seen 😭
Because there more sole than shoe
dude! you really did it well, very nice craft though
although i am not a fan of the final result, I still enjoying the process!
Beautiful craftsmanship. I just dont understand why....
これは素晴らしいね。正直上手い人はエッジを削らずにカットの時点で綺麗に仕上げちゃうけどそれを差し引いてもやっていることは魅力的だと思う。
Your videos are so interesting and your videography is excellent! Thank you for sharing with us! Lots more, please!
職人さんはスゴい!不思議に思えてしまう😮
Good job on the sole man ,I like the press whit the side push ❤
수제구두만드시는줄 알았네요 신발 만지는게 익숙하시네요
Awesome! I was stationed in Korea for a year. I remember losing my boots and going to a cobbler in Songtan. Dude made me a pair of boots in a DAY and they were nice AF.
Gotta say, I do like the original look better, but they both look good. Doesn't mean I don't appreciate the skill involved! Nice work! I'll bet the newer version is a lot more comfortable, they look more comfy!
Same here! Definitely a superior sole and great craftsmanship, but the original one looked way cleaner.
Please make more videos. I enjoyed watching the process. very cool shoes.
Those machines are amazing 😊😊
"I'm a man. I like ladies". The cameraman has a sense of humour.
How am I supposed to skate in these?
Really cool video. Not my style of shoe but love the craft.
Le mien sera sûrement monté avec un petit brushless.
J'ai quelques combos pas trop puissants qui traînent à l'atelier, genre 3000kv. Avec une petite Lipo 2s légère ce sera parfait.
J'attends avec impatience ma livraison de chez Cyril 😀
진짜 볼 때마다 경이롭다!!!
Needs to get a celeb to wear those at an awards show. Will be swamped with orders! Great video and hope you both find success.
Thenk you Sou much brooooo Türkiye 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷👍❤
me gustaria transformar mis Botas....eres un excelente maestro del Zapato Felicidades....
I loved this video 💯 all good blessings to you and your family
imagine skate boarding on that shoe will break your ankle.
에어포스로 저렇게 커스텀하면 엄청 예쁘겠네요.
Awesome work!
*Belo trabalho. Ficou incrível.*
Yeah u are my friend...u are indeed, the man. Great video...greatest subtitles
Gentle HandjoB aight !
May I ask how the education system works in Korea? Did you learn this art at a specialized school that teaches crafts (like in the Czech Republic, but unfortunately the quality of education is still declining), or is this art passed down by craftsmen - master and apprentice? How do you have it? I have a feeling from YT that if I want really good quality shoes, I have to either visit South Korea or Japan :D Beautiful video.
The captions are priceless! umm... Phrasing!
I would upgrade the leather version instead of the canvas. Goodyear welting that would be more worthy.
skate shoes into hiking boots = interesting
That was oddly satisfying 😮
Destruiu um vans pra fazer uma obra de arte
collabs officially with vans please 👌🏻
Rope laces would’ve went insane with these 🔥
cool process get going
สะสมรองเท้าอย่างเดียวไม่พอ เดี๋ยวนี้ ทำเองซะแล้วนะ พี่แจ้ส spkk
Sin duda en gran trabajo y se que hay gusto para todos, a mi no me gusto como quedo
That guy is so great at this. And those shoes are fresh!
i don't usually like the original one but i sure do like the custom♥
훌륭합니다 반스 리폼 가격대 알수있을까요?
I prefer the originals
i like the original looks, but i enjoy watching how you do things..
It depends ;)
Cool. Makes me think that the original soles were very stable.
The detail and craftsmanship is amazing.👍💯
The ogs are dope but I wouldn’t be caught dead wearing these lol
In my country we called it replacing the sole
Now I have a need for a pair of his shoes.
I wonder if they flick good if you skate them? 😂
$40 van turned into 50LBS shoes
When I’m rich this will be one of the signs
Super Cool!!!!!
Very nice
bruh….u wrecked them
just found your channel bro
can you do some completely custom airforce 1s??
Very good10/10