Skilful: Rusydi making the traditional ‘chapal’ at the shop.
BALIK PULAU: He has a diploma in multimedia but all Muhammad Rusydi Rodzaki wants to do is to make leather chapal (men’s sandals) for a living.
His interest in the handmade craft business began after he completed his studies at a private college in Sungai Petani, Kedah.
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