Clinch Boots, Japanese White's Boots at Stumptown & Addict Boots | SOLE SEARCHING Tokyo, Pt 3

[@nikhileshadiyala]

Loved this Japan series!

[@stitchdown]

Thank you for checking it out and digging it! Two more addendum episodes coming soon…

[@BedosLeatherworksLLC]

ANOTHER AWESOME VIDEO BEN!!!!

[@stitchdown]

Thank you Steve! More to come!

[@YouShoe-1985]

This video series is outrageously underrated! How did you resist coming home with 50 pairs of boots? Then again, that might’ve set you back the price of a cozy suburban home in New York😂. Thanks for the fantastic Tokyo tour-it was a treat!

[@stitchdown]

@@YouShoe-1985 Haha all the $$ (and boot-buying time) went to making the series! I did pick up those Danners I try on in this episode, and love em. Huge thanks for digging the series! Two more kind of addendum episodes to come…

[@benjaminlim3921]

My gad I'll go broke buying all the boots 👢

[@WeltedWare]

Absolutely a can’t miss series. I recommend sole searching to anyone vaguely into heritage footwear. I have bought at least 4 pairs of footwear thanks to you, Ben… thanks ?

[@stitchdown]

Haha I’m so sorry/love you man.

[@stevemacchris7411]

Dude, that Clinch boots are so damn beautiful!!!

[@stitchdown]

Oh they’re something alright

[@deedstreak]

Again! 3 for 3 a solid 10 out of 10. Please don’t stop making these vids.

[@stitchdown]

😊 thank you! We have two more addendum episodes to this Tokyo series coming, little different formats. And certainly hope to do more soon of course!

[@joebruin05]

I’m dying to make this pilgrimage myself. Hopefully within the next year or 2. Loving this series!

[@stitchdown]

The whole country is such a fabulous place to visit and Tokyo is just so unlimited. Not just for boots, everything. I hope you make it!

[@Mazzah96]

Such a gem of a series. Seriously. Thank you for all of the hard work put into this. It really comes through. Getting to put names to faces with such insular and clandestine makers and practices just makes wanting pairs of these shoes even more real.

[@stitchdown]

@@Mazzah96 For me, it’s ALWAYS about the people behind the products, especially in this boot world. So that was a huge driving force behind this series and the approach we took. Thank you for appreciating that! And watching! More soon!

[@werpaVB]

So glad I stumbled across your Tokyo series. I loved it. It’s really awesome getting to learn more about the owners of these brands.

[@stitchdown]

@@werpaVB I’m thrilled you did, huge thanks for watching and taking the time to say you dig it. More to come!

[@phphph322]

Thank you for these amazing videos! I feel so happy and delightful to watch these again and again. You introduced so many brands that passionately build boots; I can see that they craft boots with love, and the products come out just perfect. Also, you navigate me to find outstanding and unique boots in Japan which I would definitely try out in the future. Good to know that there are a lot of friends who care about boots and shoes making so much. Nice to know you all 🥳🥳🥳

[@Sturnburn772]

will miss this series

[@stitchdown]

Don't worry-we'll have two more addendum episodes from Tokyo that are pretty darn fun/insightful! And I can assure you Tokyo won't be the last stop in this series. Stay tuned!!

loved the series!

[@stitchdown]

Thank you so much for checking it out, more to come!

[@df540148]

Man, I can't wait to get to Tokyo in 3 months! I hope my wife hasn't planned anything yet cause I think I'm just gonna be boot shopping....

[@a_ron4]

Great series, great content and great boots. Thank you to everyone involved in making this!

[@stitchdown]

Oh man thank you for watching and digging it!

[@MiloKolb]

Its been great watching these videos, thanks for documenting and sharing. Hopefully some of them come to boot camp next year

[@stitchdown]

It’s a long trip but fingers are crossed…shoot a DM to whoever you want there and let them know, can’t hurt!

[@1989catman]

Extremely well done series of videos. Kudos to all worked on the shooting and editing. Having grown up in Japan and now living in the US PNW, learning about the boots culture and the making of them in Japan makes me appreciate the continuity and ingenuity of Japanese craftsmanship that draws inspiration from the good ole America. Can’t wait to get back to Japan and explore a few of the shops that I haven’t yet been to.

[@shotgunsteve93]

Had never heard of Addict before, but after checking their site, their roughout service boots look so clean and perfect in design.

[@stitchdown]

Addict is really quite good. Great balance of not trying to do anything too crazy design wise, very wearable, really nice weight to them. I love the way Satoshi describes them as sitting between “gear” and designer.

[@lukelarsson]

This was awesome! Loved getting to revisit Brass Tokyo through your perspective. Addict looks incredible, I’m kicking myself for not checking it out when I had the chance!

[@johnchan7544]

Really enjoyed your video series. They are quite timely as I will be in Tokyo over the Christmas holidays. The hard decision is deciding which shops to visit for my first pair of boots.

[@TartuWolfEE]

And now you can arrange the videos correctly in the playlist!

[@stitchdown]

Haha almost time

[@SanFranFan30]

The Addict short chelseas are so so unique

[@rejathr9578]

Hey Ben, first of all, thank you for this lovely series of videos. Could you please tell me the model name of the White's boots with the fiddle back waist?

[@americanbystandard]

I visited all these stores but I walked out of nothing, because these shoes are made so narrow... It's a sad life to be EE~EEE width.

[@stitchdown]

It’s tough in general but especially in Japan. I feel your pain!

[@ThuggaManeLaFlare]

omg this is boot porn. Wish i could cop some of these.

[@stitchdown]

Thanks for digging it!

[@masterlink_1]

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[@stitchdown]

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[@MoesBoxingCorner-ie1zi]

5.66k subscribers for this type of video quality is criminal.