There are different definitions thrown around, but to me roughout includes the full grain of the skin side. That is the densest, strongest part of the hide. Suede could be a split without that section, or have it sanded down.
Roughout: full grain, flesh side exposed. flesh side may be...
Roughout is still thicker, more durable, and often has a more interesting nap than suede. Also it is probably easier to source quality roughout. Think of suede as the bargain bin scraps.
Regarding the 'collab' you know why; marketing lol.
Same with the PNW bootmakers. If your customers will pay a year in advance with no refunds, why not take it?
Hopefully he's not behind and using next year's payments to pay the bills.
Just bick 4. Keep away from water unless you're very tolerant of staining. I did like the results from venetian leather balm on mine. But it will not need any serious conditioning for years.
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