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Fewer Shoemakers Due to 'Sneaking' in the Office, but Robin Is an Exception

Summary by rtl.nl
Dress shoes are disappearing from the streets because people prefer sneakers. But because we rarely have sports shoes repaired, the shoemaker's profession is slowly dying. There are exceptions, though, like 36-year-old Robin from Utrecht, who has made a remarkable career change. "Working with your hands is much more fun."
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Dress shoes are disappearing from the streets because people prefer sneakers. But because we rarely have sports shoes repaired, the shoemaker's profession is slowly dying. There are exceptions, though, like 36-year-old Robin from Utrecht, who has made a remarkable career change. "Working with your hands is much more fun."

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rtl.nl broke the news in on Thursday, August 14, 2025.
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