This is fine, we can put a happy compromise of elements together in this case. Another player might be happy with the one neck they have been playing for years. In this case I will try and replicate what you have and know you already like. One way the guitar player can utilize this flexibility is by combining what would normally be impossible elements. Or conversely, build an instrument that would normally have a classical style neck that is too wide for a player, with a neck that is much narrower or thinner than usual and more suitable for that particular players feel and style.
Manufacturers traditionally offer one neck style or maybe two.
It is a huge task to make options available to the larger guitar buying public. Here are some more great necks. We use a 'tipped back' headstock style . This is our usual neck. We normally run a 10 degree angle on the headstock, as opposed to the original 'Gibson' 12 degrees.