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Cuttingboard 
I'm happy to see that they are doing so well. I was concerned since I didn't see much fan-fare regarding the scotch-grain boot.
I'm beginning to think about a spring/summer style...maybe the Carmina Burnished green loafer? When would be have to order for the shoe to be delivered in early April?

Oh we have plenty of time. We could place that order in early Jan for delivery in April. I'll probably start introducing Spring styles in late October though, so that we can get delivery in February and start out the season.
I have a TON of photos from the factory - including some styles and leathers that you've never seen before. We have a lot of great possibilities. Once I get back, I'll go through everything and post it up for consideration.
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Originally Posted by
FrankCowperwood 
With full credit given to The Armoury:

These are nice.
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CHRK33 
Any chance we could do this in saddle shell? I have the almost identical version in Alden's tan suede and its my fave summer shoe. In saddle shell, this could be my go to fall/spring shoe.
YES! I actually shot this style in shell while I was there. The difference in shell is that (1) there's no split toe but (2) the moc toe is chunky and handsewn - like it's done on shell indy boots. It's awesome. We can actually do that handstitch on calfskin or chromexcel too.
Also, I shot some photos of "Ruby" shell cordovan too. It's a gorgeous shade and quite wearable IMO. It doesn't make up too red, and looks more like a lighter, saturated Color 8. It's gorgeous, and would look great in this style. Pretty rare color.
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FrankCowperwood 
Yes, I had sort of thought saddle shell as well. Though I do love this suede version, and I suppose if I do, I should just buy it from The Armoury...
Agreed, that one is great. If you guys are into a more off-kilter suede color like grey, forest green, navy, etc. we could do that.
With respect to the Armoury, I'd rather not make up one of their stock shoes as an MTO project. I would absolutely advise anyone interested in these shoes to get them from the Armoury, they're great people.