There are several replies on my post concerning holster selection that indicate some nice looking rigs by people who make them and suggestions from some of the readers as well as links.
Meco was one that replied. Of the two holsters that I ordered or have purchased, one is an HBE and the other is a used Kramer. My choice is for IWB not pocket so that changes things. I wear jeans almost all the time when I'm not in sweats or shorts, so a pocket type is not a good choice for me. Levis simply are not great with pocket holsters. I would check Lightning Arms Sports to see what they have instock because they handle lots of high end makers, and are constantly closing out items. I like Matt Del Fatti's stuff and have spent time on the phone talking with him when I was still teaching. But the expense and then the years of wait are simply all out of reason, in my opinion, even though I like the guy. He does post items that are in stock occasionally on his site and you might find what you are looking for. My favorite maker K. L. Null doesn't list a rohrbaugh at all, doesn't do exotics I don't think, but does make great stuff and all of it is out of shell cordovan horsehide. He just doesn't make a clip on IWB so he wasn't even considered for my rohrbaugh. However, in 40 years of carrying a handgun every day either on duty, as a backup on duty, or concealed, I have used lots of leather by lots of good makers and a few sorry ones. I've gotten it from all over the USA and some from England from Andy Arratoonian. I consider Kenny Null the best there is and if he makes what I'm looking for I always go to him first. He does do custom work but I've found from past experience it's best to just stay with his normal designs if you want his work.
One person who specialized in concealment for years was Alessi and his stuff doesn't look bad but may not be as exotic as you want. Both HBE and Kramer will be new makers for me. I am hoping I like them but like others who have been shooting handguns a long time, I have a virtual trunk full of holsters that aren't used and didn't pan out the way I thought they wood. As for exotics, I prefer elephant ear and if I'm going to pay the price it's for sure going to be on boots where it shows, not hidden. But that's just a personal preference. I want you to remember that free advice is always worth every penny you paid for it...no matter whose it is.