From tennis coach to shoemaker | Made in Singapore | The Straits Times

[@nonbespokeelegance2481]

"For me, it is more important how/who make the shoes, rather than where the shoes are made". Very impressive word! The story of Joshua enlightens me and encourage me to chase what I want instead of yielding to the life situation I am in right now. Thank you sir!

[@bolin9242]

This is so touching.

[@charlesalanclark5162]

Awesome, how can I find out more. Styles, cost, colors.

[@audreysmc]

i think u can find it here :) he's the guy in the video www.joshleongshoes.com/

[@DonYang73]

Cool. 👍

[@jeffreycollins7297]

I notice his toes curl upwards too. Like the flat look better.

[@diwasrai9395]

Sir I want to work with you because I want to learn.

[@louislouis3232]

Thewash Rai yes me too, I'm from Indonesia and I want to build my own business in here or maybe your employee

[@justinpatalsky1]

Did not take 130 hours to make any pair of shoes ever

[@rlvsun]

I saw a different video some days ago from another shoemaker and he also mentioned it tooks from 100-130 hours to make one pair of shoes.

[@thesephkind9657]

@Justin Patalsky And your comment is based on...?

[@justinpatalsky1]

Logical thinking.

[@justinpatalsky1]

I realize it's hard now a days to have a critical thought and not just take someone's word for it but if you try real hard it can be done.

[@thesephkind9657]

@@justinpatalsky1 not sure if, in this stilted communication format, you are being condescending or if there is supporting evidence of no pair of shoes ever taking 130 hours to make, but you forgot to include link that i should reference. if you're saying that it doesn't take 130 hours to make a pair of shoes, because "logically," that doesn't compute. where are the steps to process with time stamps for each step, if shoemaker is master and not journeyman or apprentice? i am criticially thinking, so please give reference to your conclusion of "logical" for more critical analysis.