minthe
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Hi everyone,
I've been reading in here for years now but finally felt I must register to actively join the discussion. I am a (female) scientist who gradually has grown into the need and desire to dress "seriously" (not just) for business occasions. Again, for years I have been on the lookout for well-made women's shell cordovan boots/shoes (not "cordovan" colored cheap-boots or moccasins as most of the online searches yield). Since having been around my dad's fine horse hide shoes forever and loving the texture/look on small items like my watch strap and belt, I'm seriously hungry for the real thing.
In the last Carmina Shell cordovan ladies collection there was not quite what I'm looking for and now I'm curious to see if I could get a group together for a MTO shoe. I'm pretty open for the discussion about what type of shoe or boot that could be.
Looking forward to your replies!
Minthe
I've been reading in here for years now but finally felt I must register to actively join the discussion. I am a (female) scientist who gradually has grown into the need and desire to dress "seriously" (not just) for business occasions. Again, for years I have been on the lookout for well-made women's shell cordovan boots/shoes (not "cordovan" colored cheap-boots or moccasins as most of the online searches yield). Since having been around my dad's fine horse hide shoes forever and loving the texture/look on small items like my watch strap and belt, I'm seriously hungry for the real thing.
In the last Carmina Shell cordovan ladies collection there was not quite what I'm looking for and now I'm curious to see if I could get a group together for a MTO shoe. I'm pretty open for the discussion about what type of shoe or boot that could be.
Looking forward to your replies!
Minthe