r/mildlysatisfying • u/NIGHTSHADOWXXX • 13d ago
Inside Korea's Oldest Handmade Shoe Workshop
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u/NE_Strawberry 12d ago
How much?
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u/sonerec725 12d ago
another time this was posted someone said $300 which is frankly an insanely good price for a fully custom shoe like this.
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u/Tranzisto 11d ago
Honestly I was sure it would be at least $700, and realistically even $1000, for the amount of work and the level of craftsmanship put into maling these. $300 is the price of a new pair of non-custom quality business shoes you'd have to "break in" and all, whoever has the access to this guy's services is very lucky.
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u/BigBlueMountainStar 12d ago
They’re still assuming everyone has normal shaped feet on the top though. My toes are weird and my ankle position results in a lot of standard shoes running. If I were to pay for bespoke shoes, I’d want to make sure they’re considering my complete foot
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u/iamjustanoob_ 11d ago
No the probably went with what the customer suggested. When you go over there you can wine about your fu**ed up toe and handicapped ankle they will make it for you
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u/runbcov42 12d ago
Is there a source for this that isn't sped up?
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u/runbcov42 12d ago
Found it myself. The place is called Songlim Shoes. I can't seem to find any official YouTube channels but there are plenty of videos of their work, all in original speed and widescreen as well.
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u/Scholar_Of_Fallacy 9d ago
Every time this gets reuploaded it goes from Japan to Korea and back again
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u/Dyert 12d ago
I wanted to see the guy strutting around in them