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Yes they do and it's not because of small scales. They look like Stacy Adams or Giorgio Brutini
Seriously speaking: are there any "ethical concerns" about croc/alligator stuff? My wife got a bit upset when I got myself an alligator credit card holder. Thus, is there anything "wrong" with the crocodile /alligator industry if compared to, for example, the cattle industry where calf skins comes from?
I actually have a few whole alligator skins - what do you think the cost would run if I supplied the skins to commission a shoe?
I'm not sure about the crocodile situation but there are several operations in the southern United States that farm alligator. That's all I buy--American Alligator. So it is a renewable resource, not in any way endangered.
I actually have a few whole alligator skins - what do you think the cost would run if I supplied the skins to commission a shoe?
yes, I like the look of alligator shoes. But I agree that there is something "tacky" (or, rather, "pimpish") about them. If I get myself a pair, I will certainly not wear it to meetings with clients, unless I know them well.
I think they are interesting...and am considering buying some.