alexSF
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A very curious pic of an Islay uppers before lasting shows the smart way used by C&J to reduce hide waste:
The hidden tongues are probably all cutted from a dark brown hide massively used, the rest in the same tan of pembroke coniston etc, matched in the finishing room.
From a nice C&J factory tour by Gentleman's Gazette
The hidden tongues are probably all cutted from a dark brown hide massively used, the rest in the same tan of pembroke coniston etc, matched in the finishing room.
From a nice C&J factory tour by Gentleman's Gazette
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