Carmina Shoe P0rn. - Page 156

Apparently it's a lack of demand thing. I'm pretty sure I could just do a MTO direct with Carmina. I want those in calf with a leather sole

Thanks everyone, the Forest last fits me great. I'll be looking forward to see how the cordovan will age.

Double post

umm carmina jacks up the MTO now, its easier via skoaktiebolaget or epaulet

Cognac Jumper Boot

can't believe they jacked it up to 50% what a rip

We charge a 40% surcharge for Carmina MTO. Carmina actually charge us 50% extra but MTO is an important part of our business and we decided to lower our margins, hopefully making Carmina MTO more available to a wider audience. Typically, these are our prices (DEC 2012, price increase expected JAN 2013).

Carmina shoes (all lasts except Inca) READY TO WEAR - 3400 SEK (2720 SEK ex VAT)
Carmina shoes (all lasts except Inca) MTO - 4800 SEK (3840 SEK ex VAT)

Carmina boots (all lasts except Inca) READY TO WEAR - 3600 SEK (2880 SEK ex VAT)
Carmina boots (all lasts except Inca) MTO - 5000 SEK (4000 SEK ex VAT)

Carmina Cordovan shoes READY TO WEAR – 5400 SEK (4320 SEK ex VAT)
Carmina Cordovan shoes MTO – 7500 SEK (6000 SEK ex VAT)

Carmina Cordovan boots READY TO WEAR – 5800 SEK (4640 SEK ex VAT)
Carmina Cordovan boots MTO – 8000 SEK (6400 SEK ex VAT)

Please see attached PDF for more info.

ENG_Carmina_Pricelist.pdf 157k .pdf file

^ that list is for MTO?

If you read the attached table, you will see that the prices in the left-hand side columns are for stock shoes, whereas the prices in the right-hand side columns are for MTO shoes.

Grabed one of the longwings in grain leather that Skoaktiebolaget just got in for a first restock. My fist shoe (i have boots) with Dainite sole. Detroit last.
Here is two bad pics :) (Click to show)
Edited by Frank the sheep - 11/29/12 at 7:41am

it was late when i read it

are these from epaulet?

 

Those look like the Anderson jumper boot. By the way, if it's NewYorkRanger, then the answer to your question is always yes

Detroit is the only last I don't know much about...how does it compare to Inca and Rain...I have heard it is way more generous and whatever your size in Rain Last, you should size down by a half for a good fit. I have my eye on some chromexcel shoes on detroit last at SKAB.

Guys I have very flat and short feet; they usually bulge out the sides because the sole width of the waist is not enough for my extremely flat feet. Yet when I size up to accommodate this they are just too long. What last would you recommend for this? (if Carmina has none maybe another company?)