Carmina Shoe P0rn.

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12/1/12 at 4:44am

laufer

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Gauss17,

It would be a pair of cordovan boots. We still have not decided on which last to built it. good catch I should have included that in the post.

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12/4/12 at 7:04pm

kayjaybee

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Anyone notice all the new styles Carmina is offering? Many new models within each last...

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post #2358 of 4060

12/4/12 at 11:41pm

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Yeah, they finally got around to update their website, the models have been around for a while though. Nice to see they got the OScar last and Uetam last up as well. The string loafer is a must for summer.

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12/5/12 at 6:03am

EngProf

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Would that they would update the web store, which seems to have been condemned to atrophy.

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12/5/12 at 7:11am

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I have a pair of Salinger double monks and one of the straps broke loose and since this is my first pair of monks, I'm unsure whether a normal cobbler can fix these or do I need to send them to Carmina? I've had these less than a year and only worn 4-5 times in the spring and I'm curious whether the shoe needs to be taken apart and the strap re-sewn and whether a cobbler has the skill and knowledge to do this? Thanks!

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12/5/12 at 11:26am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Cuttingboard

I have a pair of Salinger double monks and one of the straps broke loose and since this is my first pair of monks, I'm unsure whether a normal cobbler can fix these or do I need to send them to Carmina? I've had these less than a year and only worn 4-5 times in the spring and I'm curious whether the shoe needs to be taken apart and the strap re-sewn and whether a cobbler has the skill and knowledge to do this? Thanks! Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)

A good cobbler should be able to stitch the piece back on. I had the same thing happen to be on a pair of Edward Greens double monks and my local cobbler was able to sewn the piece back on without dramas.

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12/5/12 at 4:12pm

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Unipair shop in Seoul carries a big selection of Carmina and their prices are comparable to other shops. They do international shipping also.

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12/5/12 at 8:02pm

Gauss17

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Originally Posted by Wes Bourne

Is this a standard shoe or is this MTO? Looks like basically a nicer strand.

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12/5/12 at 10:39pm

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Originally Posted by kayjaybee

Anyone notice all the new styles Carmina is offering? Many new models within each last...

also ruby red shell. not sure i like ruby red shell on such a dressy style

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12/6/12 at 4:29am

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Originally Posted by laufer

Gauss17,
It would be a pair of cordovan boots. We still have not decided on which last to built it. good catch I should have included that in the post.

Oxford or derby boot? I would be interested. Preference for something like a half brogue oxford boot in Rain last.

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post #2366 of 4060

12/6/12 at 5:02am