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The video above is one of his best. I just may have to order one of those blazers he featured in the video.
The video above is one of his best. I just may have to order one of those blazers he featured in the video.
Looks good, doesn't it?The video above is one of his best. I just may have to order one of those blazers he featured in the video.![]()
It's astonishing! Thanks for posting this video, Flanders. I watched the entire show. I think Japanese cordwainers are the equal of any in the world, just as fine as Laszlo Vass or John Lobb. The painstaking attention to detail, and the exquisite hand tools used by the shoemaker impressed me no end. In a time when fine craftsmen are disappearing and not being replaced fast enough, it is refreshing to note that there are still a few who continue the tradition of work and craft established by the fine artisans of old.A magnificent video which shows you the entire process of a Japanese master cordwainer making a pair of wild boar hide boots from start to finish. Should you not wish to watch the entire process, I suggest fast-forwarding to last few minutes to watch the final touches and admire the finished product.
Were the choice mine, I would be looking for a different tailor! Just saying......A fictional entertainment for for sartorialists -
IMO, as fine as Vass or Lobb are the top Japanese artisan makers surpass both.It's astonishing! Thanks for posting this video, Flanders. I watched the entire show. I think Japanese cordwainers are the equal of any in the world, just as fine as Laszlo Vass or John Lobb. The painstaking attention to detail, and the exquisite hand tools used by the shoemaker impressed me no end. In a time when fine craftsmen are disappearing and not being replaced fast enough, it is refreshing to note that there are still a few who continue the tradition of work and craft established by the fine artisans of old.
Were the choice mine, I would be looking for a different tailor! Just saying......![]()