She wore every dollar and cent that she paid for those shoes.

The restoration is great, but the new colors ain’t it chief.

The yellow suede is not personally my style but I really appreciated seeing how skilled this craftsman was in restoring the shoes! Great job! Thank you for showing us your excellent work!

As someone who does professional custom finishing, refinishing, restorations, etc (furniture, cabinets, wood) this was a textbook restoration but the execution throughout was just average at best. The dying at the end seemed especially rushed, resulting in the shade inconsistencies. Still a solid how to guide.

I feel like something went wrong when restoring the suede.

"And I'm using a suede cleaner to clean the suede area with a suede-cleaning brush." Sounds pretty suede, wouldn't you agree? 🤔

Damn the part where he was cutting the rubber soles was satisfying af

We all know that the final color is pretty damn ugly, but let’s just appreciate how satisfying it is how restored it is tho

Reminds me of toy story 2, when woody get restored

That color's unevenness gives me a headache

The shoes themselves are monstrously ugly but this was an amazing restoration.

The new shoe colour is not it

I have seen some great restorations on this channel. Unfortunately, this wasn't one of them. I would be very unhappy if I received these shoes back. While the shoe repair was excellent the suede color was patchy and uneven.

Hm. This didn't really work out that well... It now looks like an old painted shoe instead of just an old shoe....

Not a fan of the shoes perse, but the craftsmanship is astounding

The yellow suede dye really lowers the value of these shoes. Classic chanel should be black and white/cream. And the dye was applied so unevenly..

Remanufactering is adding to a products lifecycle which adds to sustainability, less waste the better.

Sleep is important guys Even i am trying to get it but this video suddenly popped up into my feed

The BGM is so relaxing and makes working process very delighted to see

I can´t ignore the feeling something went wrong with the restoration of the suede. Besides, that color is way different to what it should look like as new. Good job but not quite...

“it took a few days to turn these light cream chanel ballerinas into yellow ballerinas. thanks for watching this disaster and finding it relaxing.”

That yellow dye made the shoe looked even more destroyed and faded and older. It doesn’t even looks restored at all.

Very satisfying video to watch and most of it relaxing to watch. Perhaps if the color was requested to be changed, investing the time to fully mask the shoe and use an airbrush for the dye would have been better. Certain leather dyes (especially suede dyes) do not distribute evenly unless the applicator itself provides an even spread (which is extremely difficult with a paintbrush) and the leather type accepts dye and/or diffuses it evenly (which suede usually does not). Anyhoo, my two cents as a leather artist. :)

Is the new yellow dye job supposed to come out uneven?

the restoration is nice and all but the colors are ugly asf 😭😭

He chose what colors he wanted, They look beautiful in his eyes and he did an amazing job restoring it. This video wasn't made to cater everyones style just what he imagined for the new improved shoe. Lovely job sir 🥰

Why didn’t he attach a new leather sole instead of a rubber sole.

I studied fashion design and currently work in the industry and to this day I'm still fascinated at the strength and wide use of glue in shoe making. In my head stitches are the number one way to secure fabrics, trims etc and glue is usually a rare component.

The color was uneven, and you could still see the scuff marks on the toes. Painting over scuffed leather doesn't make it disappear

The yellow color looks really weird, atleast that blue gloss liquid looks cool

the sounds of him making it is so satisfying

The colour of the suede looked better before

Beautiful craftsmanship! I love when people restore items instead of tossing away and re buying! 🙌🏻😊

This is so satisfying

What an artist and craftsman. Kudos to the lady who used her shoes until there was nothing left, and the gentleman who worked miracles on restoring them. Here, such quantity of work would cost more than a pair of new shoes.

The sound the scissor makes, just satisfying

Honestly my only thing was ... why didn’t he sand down the toe box to take the scraps away from the front instead he just painted over them he should’ve taken the finish off the leather and then painted and refinished the toe box after sanding down the damaged areas

youtubes algorithm is weird. i go from loking up rust videos and end up at restoring shoes....*subbed*

So many people do not apply suede dye, very professional job. I thought you would have brushed the suede again after the dye was dry. Is it not possible to get suede extremely soft again/ like new, after it's been used to that extent?

So relaxing and satisfying. Like watch Mr. Rodgers on PBS when he explains how someone does their job.

Writer: How many time should i include the word suede? Speaker: YESSS

2:50 I'd be terrified right there. Imagine, your hand slips and cut into the side of the shoe.

Restoration is cheaper than the price of the shoe right?

Am I the only one who finds the cutting of scissors so satisfying?

The last result's color is just when you got shit splattered in your shoe.

I bought the exact same pair of flats for a very good priced (authenticity checked as well) now I want to repair them as well, I am curious as how much it'll all cost

I wonder how much the restoration costs?

I really want to get into shoe making and repair and restoration. It's a beautiful art

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Truly an art. Super relaxing to watch. Even though I know nothing about shoes

I enjoyed this video as much as I would an engine restoration. Seeing great craftsmanship in action is always enjoyable no matter the subject.

You can see if you look carefully that the shoes have faded unevenly (and he also mentions this) so that's why the color looks blotchy when he applies the new dye.

Can you share what product you used to clean the suede? As well a which products were used to waterproof the suede and finish the leather? Thank you.

Why is this so relaxing to watch?!

So relaxing to watch!! Love ❤️

I wonder why I find these restoration videos so addictive

I love the color of these!! I wish I could wear flats, they look so lovely. Great job on the restoration!!

This video reminds me of my dad :) He used to repair my school shoes, that were worn out

I'm really enjoying these refurbished videos. 😊

Marvelous work..!! That was a fascinating video to watch..!!

Dat boi good... unsure why this is so satisfying but please post more videos like this one 🤙🏿

My God that’s so amazing, so of amazing good skills to do that wow, hats off to you..... for real, God bless you

Should the color of the suede be really uneven? I am not familiar with expensive shoes so i am asking.

Amazing work I love to watch this channel and the transformations

I still don't see over $100 of value from those shoes let alone $750

I wanted to sleep so bad thanks for helping

I like to watch craftsmen do their job. Thank you for posting this. P.s.: I'd like to see the lady walking away in her restored shoes.

Everyone must see this video twice. To make sure, he did those treatments for the another shoe,

Its so relaxing to watch him restore the shoes

His skill is amazing $750 for those shoes even as originals is a joke.

so satisfying to imagine and see how he does this

I love these restoration videos!!! 🙂👍

Can you please tell us what your charge was? Beautiful job!

Great repair job! How much would you charge for this service?

Thanks for sharing 🌻

Wow! I didn’t think it was possible. Nice one.

This is a beautiful shoe , great job it deserves to be in a museum!!!! Love it.

Watching things like this is so satisfying. Not sure why

Does anyone know the title of the song?

What are those is the perfect line for those shoes

Excelente trabajo 👍

Very nicely done💕

Restoration is so important. It’s wasteful discarding quality made shoes. Worth every penny.

where is your store?

How much is the restoration? Anybody got an idea?

I don’t like the the color Choice, but those are not splotches. They are the fibers laying in different directions. Suede and leather has a “nap“ which leaves fingerprints and marks when fibers are touched and oriented differently. Kind of like rubbing a silky sofa or blanket, and how the fibers turn different directions and you can draw patterns or write your name if you brush them one way or the other…… And then brush it all back the same direction to erase it and start over. I’m pretty positive 95% of those marks and splotches are fibers oriented differently. Which is magnified by the Bright studio filming lights. I’ve done a lot of leather work. Designing and making my own patterns, doing small repairs, and even complete large scale restorations. Spent years collecting and making my own leather tooling based from and think cobblers and leather workers equipment. Then finding and meticulously restoring three vintage leather sewing machines. It’s a small part of my workshop, but I very much enjoy leather work. I am NOT a professional. I am simply a full-time self-employed woodworker, who has learned leather simply because I enjoy it.... and because sometimes it is necessary in my work. I love restoring rare violin cases made from fine alligator and other leather materials. From the mid-1800s onward. I don’t work with suede often. I find it more difficult than even the most fragile alligator, or lizard/other reptile. However, suede and even coarse grained leathers can easily have that splotchy look. Even when new. They should have brushed the fibers all the same direction for the final film reveal.

Which paint did you use?? 👍🔥

He kept missing spots and then they looked like they were in a cigar bar for ten years afterward.

Likely the original colour was beige, but a beautiful job. I would love to get those dainty little shoes!

I love it when people know How to make things Last longer!

Nobody: The subtitles: [pencil scratching] [scissors cutting]

Thank you for the idea, I’ll see if I can get the suede dye so I can dye my suede flats too.

Please tell me I'm not the only one who thinks that the suede is really uneven...

Pleass name off this song!!i need it

It's probably contact cement, I do this all the time with a heat gun while leather working. It makes for almost instant adhesion

The colour of the suede is typically cream/offwhite colour but other than that its good

How much does this cost to be done to these shoes?

So soothing to watch!

I wish they would say how much the work costs. I’m curious if it is something that is actually cost-effective? Or if people only do it because they are sentimental about the item.

I like the new color. And I think it might come off as uneven more on camera then in real life. Great job!