This is how Gucci sneakers are restored. #Gucci #Shoes #Restoration

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[WHITELIONNYC]

Remove the brand name and it's just junk.

[gtrfreak]

Gucci spends $10 having these made in China and then sells them for $800 😅 there’s a sucker born every minute

[hw]

While i agree with everyone responding that these are not worth 600$ in the first place, i do appreciate that there are people out there restoring worn but still usable clothing and making stuff last instead of throwing it away.

[MrAnonymousme]

If you remove the name gucci, it became a 20$ shoes

[mohammedgt]

That's like restoring a Walmart watch because it says rolex on it.

[saberz]

"if your shoes dirty and filthy, You need some FZ150"

-Shoe doc

[hrdorn]

You need some FZ-150. You gotta pump the foam and get in the zone. 😎

[amonynous]

these have to be among the ugliest shoes I've ever seen, and somebody values them just because of the brand. They treat them as if restoring some irreplaceable artwork.

[Just-YOLANDA-T.C]

All of that and they still didn't get the stitching white.

[oxylepy]

"This pair of 680 dollar Gucci sneakers" should be replaced with a personal financial consultant

[Seromontis]

Don't waste $600 on shoes especially if you have debt.

[TGUY]

At least the person who paid for it is wearing them, unlike others who buy them and just let them sit there because they're scared to 'ruin' them

[Eaglepr]

Let’s start with the fact that those sneakers are ugly. Second, that damage would not happen in a $50 sneakers. Its atrocious to hear that Gucci shoes made in China 🇨🇳

[middleclassic]

Bwahahaha! Somebody paid almost $700 bucks for those? And then paid probably $200 to have them repaired. Damn … not my style at all. To each their own. It’s just incredible to me that something that is a regular sneaker gets some gaudy baubles attached to it along with a name and it instantly goes from probably a $50-$75 pair of shoes to almost $700. Couture be crazy!

[satohime]

the person who restored these probably made 10x more than the sweat shop employee who made them in the first place

[mintukalita]

lots of people have misconception about gucci is that, they provide quality for money. but it is actually the marketing where they spend the most of money and make the ordinary things expensive.

[troyevans]

“When your shoes are dirty and need to be fixed, fz150 does the trick”

[charliepea]

I appreciate the keen eyes of the restorer with the matching of green paint but I can buy a lotta pairs of good shoes with 600 bucks.

[netosfishing]

Fz150 I just saved my self 150 bucks 😂

[vincestyles]

All you needed was FZ150 and save yourself a $150