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what does this mean??


:laugh:

in case you didnt click on aj's link, here is the definition;

1. Bomb Shizzle
A person or item that is hot, or awesome.

Dude, those new shoes are the bomb shizzle.
 
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Mr Moo,
The saddle Cordovan starts out quite pale, and over time ages to a richer cognac, then eventually gets reasonably dark. As a light cordovan, it is prone to get dirty - not a shoe for you if you want something that remains pristine and light, but great if you want a pair of shoes that will get knocked about, go varying shades by panel, and glow like good Horween cordovan does.
I have posted pics at ethandesu.tumblr.com of a pair that have been on display for the last few months and have a fairly consistent colour throughout.



desu
 

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WOE,
Carmina MTO's are taking about three moths at the moment, especially with Christmas and New Years in that time frame. The upcharge is 50% on our retail prices.

desu
 

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Smiles,
The Carmina lasts are all width specific - from my experience, you cannot get a narrow last made wide, nor a wide last made narrow. Rather they have lasts that are narrow or wide, with different shapes and toe boxes per last. What we currently carry are the following;

Simpson - a narrow last with a chisel toe. Reasonably extended in the toe box, and a reasonably narrow waist. E width.
Alcudia - much like the Simpson, but with more of an Almond Toe. E width.
Robert - A rounded Almond toe, E width. Officially it is the same width as the Simspon, but the extra room at the toe tends to make it more comfortable for wider feet.
Inca - a pointed toe, on our widest last, with a fairly wide waist. The most comfortable last we have for wide and flat feet. EE width.
Rain - Much like the Inca, but with a chisel toe. EE width.
Forest - a popular last in Europe, it is a standard width with a soft round toe, quite low in the instep, so high insteps can feel a little pinched in this last. E width.
Uetam - a new last for us in a loafer, it feels very similar to the Forest, if a shade narrower. E width.


The two latest models we've received are below;


Robert Straight Tip Brown - $3800


Uetam Loafer in Snuff Suede - $3800

desu
 

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Spoo,
Yet to try an exotic through Carmina. Email me what youre keen on and I'll ask Carmina for a price.

desu
 

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Spoo,
Yet to try an exotic through Carmina. Email me what youre keen on and I'll ask Carmina for a price.

desu


here goes nothing...
 

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Smiles,
The Carmina lasts are all width specific - from my experience, you cannot get a narrow last made wide, nor a wide last made narrow. Rather they have lasts that are narrow or wide, with different shapes and toe boxes per last. What we currently carry are the following;
Simpson - a narrow last with a chisel toe. Reasonably extended in the toe box, and a reasonably narrow waist. E width.
Alcudia - much like the Simpson, but with more of an Almond Toe. E width.
Robert - A rounded Almond toe, E width. Officially it is the same width as the Simspon, but the extra room at the toe tends to make it more comfortable for wider feet.
Inca - a pointed toe, on our widest last, with a fairly wide waist. The most comfortable last we have for wide and flat feet. EE width.
Rain - Much like the Inca, but with a chisel toe. EE width.
Forest - a popular last in Europe, it is a standard width with a soft round toe, quite low in the instep, so high insteps can feel a little pinched in this last. E width.
Uetam - a new last for us in a loafer, it feels very similar to the Forest, if a shade narrower. E width.
The two latest models we've received are below;

Robert Straight Tip Brown - $3800

Uetam Loafer in Snuff Suede - $3800
desu


:drool:
 

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