WAYWT - The Hard Labour Edition aka "Working in your workwear".
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Glorified desk jockey for a mechanical contractor here (including union sheet metal, plumbers, fitters, etc...)
I wear my IH to work but the closest thing to work related wear and tear that I get is creases in my elbows from constant face palming during conference calls and while trying to decifer shoddy plans/specs
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@GraemeE Oh no it happens to you too?! Hahah
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@Danimal506 the plans:
People in Patagonia vests telling people in Carharts that they need to fit 10lbs of shit in a 5 lb bag -
@GraemeE That’s why I wear Iron Heart
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I’m glad this thread exists, so I can see what IH can really handle!
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@Mister_Brue I've had my fades questioned before on IG too. It's just what some folks tend to do on there. IDK. I think they just must be indigo (green) with envy. Heck those haters, dawg.
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@Aetas Hell yea!
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making and shifting wood @Mister_Brue
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it's a dirty little beasts, but very useful
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I can blow through cheap workwear pants in 3 months so it’s almost a smart investment to wear IH to work….. (at least that’s how I justify it to myself ha ha)
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@Giles said in WAYWT - The Hard Labour Edition aka "Working in your workwear".:
Making wood - careful with that thing
Lol
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@Leadley That's true!
For me, my main worry is that I’m going to have a basically new pair of pants and walk into a sharp edge of material, slice a six inch cut into my pants and then have to stitch them back. But maybe I’ll just get really good at hand sewing and sashiko stitching in the process? Haha
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Restoration on an old church
