Random questions to which you seek an answer
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Have you ever had a hot toddy? So great for when you're sick. I make mine with good oolong tea, orange bitters, a little simple, and a lot of whiskey.
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^best advice. But my grandma vowed on drinking warm beer…up to you, I guess.
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Alcohol is a decent palliative as long as you don't get carried away and stay hydrated…
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Meh, been sleeping all day. I opted for one gin and tonic, and feel slightly better. Hopefully I'll survive!
I am in the same boat. Felt bad all week but yesterday was the worse day. Today, I feel like I'm on the mend.
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Dunno, probably more my 5 year old petri dish
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With all of the love for quality durable goods around here, I thought this would be a good area to put this forward and gauge possible desire. We all love heirloom pieces, from denim we're willing to put extra into for repairs to boots that can be completely rebuilt from the ground up.
Sneakers however have been one of my least favorite areas, as for the most part, they are an item that are considered disposable. Made to be essentially worn through and replaced semi frequently.
This has actually kept me from purchasing sneakers unless I can get them at an absolute steal. This has also led me to look at design and evaluate the viability of a rebuildable option.
In my search I find such could certainly be achieved but am curious if such might peak others interest as well? If there were such products available are there certain options functionally or aesthetically that would put such over into the must have category?
I have my own ideas on the topic and truly am considering trying to create something that fits this category. I'm just trying to get a feel for what a potential audience would look for.
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The problem with sneaks is they seem to use vulcanization or glue instead of welted or stitched down construction. They've emphasized flexibility over rebuildability. I'm not sure a welted sneaker would still be a sneaker.
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What I'm considering would utilize stitch down construction and for the most wouldn't stray far from the traditional Cons/Flyers aesthetic. The soles themselves would be Vibram, albeit similar to those on the aforementioned sneakers. I have looked enough into the idea to know it achievable. The questions are, would anyone have interest, and is there anything that might be considered must haves in such a venture?
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Yeah I have but it's on Vodafone haven't got round to unlocking it yet if that's any good to you
