In the latest collaboration between Saigoneer and Only In Saigon, we enter the shop of famed Shoemaker Trinh Ngoc, located at 50 Ly Chinh Thang, District 3. His story is one of success and strife, as he was twice displaced by wars and once the cordwainer of choice for the Cambodian royal family.
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