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post #1681 of 4543
10/3/12 at 3:55pm
Beautiful. Details on the boot and resole?
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post #1682 of 4543
10/3/12 at 4:02pm
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Originally Posted by Calikid View Post

New carmina's resoled....

 

 

 

sorry for crappy iphone pic

 

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Originally Posted by NAMOR View Post

Beautiful. Details on the boot and resole?

Thanks...

 

80184A on Carmina website... The shell on these are amazing.... I ordered from Betty

Nick at B. Nelson resoled them... JR water-loc soles, antique edging, white stitching on top

I think they turned out pretty cool... more casual than with original sole and edging but I am really happy with them....

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post #1683 of 4543
10/3/12 at 4:21pm
You've got a great collection, sir. Well done
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post #1684 of 4543
10/3/12 at 5:07pm
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Originally Posted by Jakezero View Post

Just a quick bug report for my fellow Swede, the Boots tag leads to http://www.skoaktiebolaget.se/taxonomy/term/18, the 18 should be 15 instead.
I'll probably drop into your store next time I'm in the capital.

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Originally Posted by gsugsu View Post

There are other boots on the site, it is just that the link for boots goes to the monks so you just have to manually poke around.

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Originally Posted by Jakezero View Post

You are correct, I just took a closer look. Seems like there is a separate system for the tags at the bottom of the page. It's still something I'd try to get fixed. Being directed to the wrong page can be a real browsing killjoy.

Thanks for the bug reports, fixed it.
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post #1685 of 4543
10/3/12 at 6:17pm

@Leaves - saw the new additions to the website today...absolutely love the model/last combinations!  The punched cap on the Alcudia last is brilliant.  I have the same style on the Simpson last but I think the Alcudia last is a bit more classic.  I also love the semi brogue on the Armoury last.  Can't wait to see future additions!

 

I'm trying to stop buying but you're making it VERY hard! smile.gif
 

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post #1686 of 4543
10/3/12 at 6:27pm
there has never been a better time to buy shoes like today. seriously. compared to 2 years ago, there are so many more options. sucks
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post #1687 of 4543
10/3/12 at 6:49pm
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Originally Posted by NAMOR View Post

Why leaves no carry my size?!?
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The suede Chelsea boots I just bought are a 10.5 on the Simpson, and they fit me fine.
I am, like you, a UK11, usually.
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post #1688 of 4543
10/3/12 at 8:27pm
Is VAT deducted for non-EU?
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post #1689 of 4543
10/3/12 at 8:30pm
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Is VAT deducted for non-EU?
yes
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post #1690 of 4543
10/3/12 at 11:01pm
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Originally Posted by NAMOR View Post

What a great service. They are going to be in business for a while me thinks.
Yeah I was thinking an open laced boot on full rubber sole. Captoe maybe? Cognac shell?

Captoe cognac shell on dainite sole let's do it
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post #1691 of 4543
10/4/12 at 12:30am
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Originally Posted by Calikid View Post

New carmina's resoled.... Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)


sorry for crappy iphone pic

ok so i am confused, you bought a brand new carmina shell cordovan boot and immediately re-soled it? if so why would you do this? i am not trying to be rude, honestly i dont understand. Unless this is a re-sole after lots of wear
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post #1692 of 4543
10/4/12 at 1:59am
I emailed with Betty in the past two days regarding a black oxford cap toe in calf on the Simpson last and the Uetam last loafers known from the Armoury.
While the later was 295€ last time I asked a few weeks/months ago, they are now 465€ and the black calf, which I expected to be mid-high 300ish, is 510€, fuck my life.
I honestly ask myself who is able to afford these prices, not everybody on SF earns six or seven figures a year.
Those who do will probably go for GG, EG, JL, Vass or even bespoke.
Also I believe most people of today who are into style are looking for information on the internet/SF, so what niche are they aiming for? frown.gif
Edited by Louis XIV - 10/4/12 at 2:21am
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post #1693 of 4543
10/4/12 at 3:14am
Maybe you got quoted prices for shell cordovan shoes? I was just checking out their (Carmina's) website which state prices of 510-575 EUR for all shell cordovan and 310-340 for calfskin.
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post #1694 of 4543
10/4/12 at 3:15am
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Originally Posted by Louis XIV View Post

I emailed with Betty in the past two days regarding a black oxford cap toe in calf on the Simpson last and the Uetam last loafers known from the Armoury.
While the later was 295€ last time I asked a few weeks/months ago, they are now 465€ and the black calf, which I expected to be mid-high 300ish, is 510€, fuck my life.
I honestly ask myself who is able to afford these prices, not everybody on SF earns six or seven figures a year.
Those who do will probably go for GG, EG, JL, Vass or even bespoke.
Also I believe most people of today who are into style are looking for information on the internet/SF, so what niche are they aiming for? frown.gif

Are you sure those prices don't include the MTO surcharge? I am not sure the models you asked for are their standard models. The web-store prices are still within what I would call very reasonable for what you are getting. 500 EUR for a calf model is indeed very steep (you are in the CJ handgrade territory), but still pretty far from EG or JL prices.

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post #1695 of 4543
10/4/12 at 5:37am
Spoke to Betty again, she indeed included the 50% MTO fee.
So the Uetam last loafers are 310€ and the calf cap toes on Simpson are 340€ if they have your size in stock.
Those do sound a lot more reasonable.
Now, if only they would stock my size.
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