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@Leaves any suggestions?
 

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I'd also love to do a re-run of the austerity brogue on the 946 but not in museum calf, but a deep burgundy (Plum?).

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I would be interested in this. :nodding:
 

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Awesome :)
 

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I posted this in the gentlemensfootwear thread as well:

Can somebody tell me why we don't do more MTOs on the Carmina Robert last? I have a suede balmoral boot on the Robert that I love, and I find it fits very similar to the Forest last but with a sharper almond toe. I can post some pics if anybody wants to see them.
 

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Amazing transaction. I am a customer for life. I admit I was nervous about ordering boots from out of the county (US). My concerns were quickly alleviated.

Thanks guys

@leaves what to order next?


Glad to hear it, thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it!


3 weekdays + weekend from Stockholm to my office on the east coast of the US. Fantastic shipping speed and customer service. Thanks again [COLOR=222222]Skoaktiebo[/COLOR][COLOR=222222]laget![/COLOR]


Thanks, warms my heart to hear from happy clients.

@Leaves any suggestions?


Sorry, for what?

I posted this in the gentlemensfootwear thread as well:

Can somebody tell me why we don't do more MTOs on the Carmina Robert last? I have a suede balmoral boot on the Robert that I love, and I find it fits very similar to the Forest last but with a sharper almond toe. I can post some pics if anybody wants to see them.


Robert and Forest fits very similar, Robert is more of a boot last if I remember correctly. No idea why it's not more popular, I guess a lot of people think it's too similar to Forest.
 

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@Leaves sorry, in a previous post I made for a Bonafe adelaide in chestnut brown MTO idea. Me and a few of the other members would like to see some samples of the types of brown calf that Bonafe offers, if possible. I posed a picture of an adelaide made by Bestetti to showcase the rounded last and details, and the colour range I'd like to work with.
 

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On another note I'll agree that Robert and Forest are similar, but I find that the Robert last is a little more stylish and "Shapley" if that makes sense.
 

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^^ same here. For some reason I find it to fit slightly better then the forest, and with just as much toe room.
 

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Bonafé model Modified 3751, upper: Plum Museum Calf, shaft: Black Grain, 946 last, Chained Norvegese.
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I'd like to simplify the design options to create a versatile boot that is equally at home in the office and the weekend - a homage/ update of the Alden SF boot in some ways:

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Bonafé model Modified 3751
Upper: Plum Museum Calf
Medallion
946 last

CHANGE:
Shaft: Plum Grain (vs. black grain)

CONSIDER:
1. Plain toe vs. Cap
2. Chained Norvegese in a color that blends in with the welt vs. contrast[/QUOTE]

Very close to something I would consider. Love most of the deets! My proposal would be:

Entire boot in plum grain (is this even an option?), else plum museum/plum grain would work
Brass eyelets (would look great with that color) or blind eyelets
Single Dainite sole
Cap toe (preferred)

Norvegese looks stunning. 946 last is also sleek for a boot, not something I considered but love it on the EB Austerity I bought.
 

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Hi Leave
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I am interested in enzo bonafe wholcut above. Is the color straight dark burgundy? Also I wear 10UK in Fitzpatrick shoes, would you advise getting the same from EB?
 

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Brown Utah...From Skoak's blog...

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@Leaves what other colors does the Utah come in? I know you posted the tan and above is the brown.
 

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