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Beautiful.
The blemish won't matter, especially as pants would cover that area.
The blemish won't matter, especially as pants would cover that area.
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No matter how you look at it MTO have had a disproportionate increase compared to RTW which supports the theory that they want less MTO's or at least get adequate compensation for it. As far as supply chain and production line theory is concerned, it's a pretty clear case of being able to streamline production by decreasing their MTO operation and hence improving profit margins. I for one hope that in the future this may enable G&G to offer more widths as RTW even though this is unlikely... Also it's not so much about G&G saying that they won't take MTO's because as you say, there is no reason to say no to business, but it makes more sense for them to focus on RTW as they will certainly have higher profit margins there.
Iguana...right?
I saw these in person yesterday, amazing looking.
I just want to add that compared to other makers, G&G had very flexible and generous MTO program.
WOW!!!
That's right.
So then what are the more circular parts that form the bow and tassle?
Here is a picture of a Teju lizard hide (bellycut):
I may be getting confused but I think they call that a "backcut" because the skin is cut down the back, leaving the belly intact. That's what such a cut in alligator is called, at any rate...IIRC.