The Shoe Snob - Unboxing Series - Stefano Bemer 'Essenziale' Collection

[@omotayoibrahim2653]

A stunning pair of shoes!

[@na4222]

Interesting how that waist looks better than their waste in the Classica line I think, which is a bit wider if I remember correctly.

[@alexxfreedom]

Considering that this is the cheapest line that's fantastic looking shoe.

[@theshoesnob_official]

Yes it is 🙌

[@ABC-rh7zc]

What a beautiful loafer!

[@theshoesnob_official]

Indeed

[@петрмир-я7и]

№ 1 !

[@tonydeltablues]

As a guy what doesn't wear black leather shoes (well, rarely) - I could go black with these :-)

[@clarencewilliams9432]

Those shoes look great. I must say, I have your shoes for prices of $295. You're not far off from their shoes. I've seen your prices of $500. Your shoes walk very comfortable. No matter the price or craftsmanship of these shoes, I know for sure if they are not comfortable while walking or standing it's all for not. Once again, I have six pairs of your shoes and they all walk and stand very comfortable. Please always keep this in mind Justin.

[@theshoesnob_official]

Thank you for the kind words and support Clarence, it means a lot to me 🙏🙏

[@minniesaab7255]

🔝

[@cody7889]

Hello. Love your videos. I'm very close to deciding if I will go to Stefano Bemer for 20 weeks and learn. Wondering how your experience was and if you would recommend it. From what you have mentioned, it was great, but I thought I'd ask anyway! Hope you keep making videos!

[@theshoesnob_official]

Hey thanks Cody! I didnt actually do the school. I did an apprenticeship for 10 months before the school existed. But had that school existed in my time I definitely would have went 100%. I definitely going to Florence to learn shoemaking. Its life a changing experience

[@cody7889]

@@theshoesnob_official Hey! Thank you so much for your response! I'm going to do it. I'm very excited. I studied garment design in college, but the lack of opportunities to learn about making shoes in the US has always been a bit of a downer for me. I toured the facilities last time I was in Florence and was really impressed. I'm more of a technical person when it comes to garments etc. so technique, construction, and finishing is of most interest to me and from their product to the things I have read about Bemer, it seems like it will be the right place for me. Again, thanks for taking the time to answer. I really appreciate it! Looking forward to more videos.

[@theshoesnob_official]

@@cody7889 Hey Cody, so pleased to hear that! You have an amazing time and learn a lot. So many have gone on to create their own brands afterward. And the teachers are great. They were also mine ;-) best of luck!

[@theshoesnob_official]

@@cody7889 Hey Cody, if you need help getting in touch you can leave me your email and I can get the guy that helps students email you. Let me know and enjoy the experience!

[@cody7889]

@@theshoesnob_official Hey! I actually visited the school the last time I was in Florence - it was super nice and everyone I met that was also very nice. I'm really excited - not only to finally learn to make shoes, but also to be surrounded by people with some passion!