I had delayed getting this jacket for as long as I could. Picked up from Self Edge's discount sale. Really looking forward to receiving this one as I feel the style sets it far apart from the typical type 3 and I love denim jackets with zippers. I saw the description about the left and right zig zag twill denim pattern and hope this means the jacket moves well with the wearer.

Surprised to not see as much love on here for this model and I feel it deserves. I had grabbed the black wabash version a while back and know just how solid and, yet, lightweight it feels. Thanks guys.

I've been wearing a reissued Wrangler, model 24mjz, made with selvedge one-wash denim, as-of-late. It was released during their 75th year anniversary in late 2022.

The mobility and comfort of the bi-swing gussets (with attached elastic) and front pleats alongside a front zipper makes this jacket an absolute winner and so comfortable to wear throughout the day. I can get in and out of my car without having to unbutton my jacket to accommodate my bulging midsection and I'm able to reach my arm towards the steering wheel without the movements pulling my shoulders forward or without my arm pulling itself out of the sleeve (which I dislike the feeling of when wearing jackets with shorter sleeve lengths). I even love that the cuffs are snap button which is far easier to operate than stud buttons as I can operate it one-handed.

Would be incredible to see this jacket designed by Iron Heart in the Work Jacket style (similar to IHJ-122-IND) being released this spring of 2023.

Having been on a denim spending spree in the last several years, I can honestly say that the 24MJZ is one of the best designed and comfortable jackets I've owned. It's so functional, practical, and stylish. It's hard for me to go back to jackets without the added mobility at this point.

Would love to own one made of Japanese, broken twill denim and with Iron Heart's capacity for quality-made items. Perhaps even better, a version made with overdyed or black denim, and contrast copper stitching. Tonal stitching would be cool too. Can't really go wrong.

Hello Everyone,

Just a quick note that today's Denim Days. The day meant to build awareness of the prevalence sexual assault in our world. This day is recognized about this time every year. Today I'm wearing my denim to support those who are victimized and to say that rape or assault is never anything which is asked for or okay or justifiable for ANY reason let alone due to how someone dresses. For more info, visit here. https://nationaltoday.com/denim-day/

Brand new except the top bottom came off. It's taped to the tag. Other buttons on the shirt are solid (not loose).
Otherwise new and only tried on.

Looking for $300 OBO and free shipping within the U.S. Would prefer paypal FF but would be okay with the Paypal Good and Services option but will need to add add'l 2.9% on cost to cover the fee.

Let me know if you've any questions.

Hello Everyone,

Just a quick note that today's Denim Days. The day meant to build awareness of the prevalence sexual assault in our world. This day is recognized about this time every year. Today I'm wearing my denim to support those who are victimized and to say that rape or assault is never anything which is asked for or okay or justifiable for ANY reason let alone due to how someone dresses. For more info, visit here. https://nationaltoday.com/denim-day/

Please make some big guy sizes in this one.

@idiome wish someone would know the answer. I've seen these double cloth indigo fabrics from Rogue Territory and it definitely looks like the fade pattern might be lined squares due to the way the two fabrics are stitched together.

Nope.

H once told me he was going to offer an optional liner. I said, 'and what the fuck are you going to to do with all the liners that no one decided they wanted, but we have made, at the end of the season?'

He gave me a sage look and said "no optional liners"…...

@Giles lol. This hadn't aged well.

I had delayed getting this jacket for as long as I could. Picked up from Self Edge's discount sale. Really looking forward to receiving this one as I feel the style sets it far apart from the typical type 3 and I love denim jackets with zippers. I saw the description about the left and right zig zag twill denim pattern and hope this means the jacket moves well with the wearer.

Surprised to not see as much love on here for this model and I feel it deserves. I had grabbed the black wabash version a while back and know just how solid and, yet, lightweight it feels. Thanks guys.

Are these somewhat too heavy for warm weather? Are people sweating in these?

I've been wearing a reissued Wrangler, model 24mjz, made with selvedge one-wash denim, as-of-late. It was released during their 75th year anniversary in late 2022.

The mobility and comfort of the bi-swing gussets (with attached elastic) and front pleats alongside a front zipper makes this jacket an absolute winner and so comfortable to wear throughout the day. I can get in and out of my car without having to unbutton my jacket to accommodate my bulging midsection and I'm able to reach my arm towards the steering wheel without the movements pulling my shoulders forward or without my arm pulling itself out of the sleeve (which I dislike the feeling of when wearing jackets with shorter sleeve lengths). I even love that the cuffs are snap button which is far easier to operate than stud buttons as I can operate it one-handed.

Would be incredible to see this jacket designed by Iron Heart in the Work Jacket style (similar to IHJ-122-IND) being released this spring of 2023.

Having been on a denim spending spree in the last several years, I can honestly say that the 24MJZ is one of the best designed and comfortable jackets I've owned. It's so functional, practical, and stylish. It's hard for me to go back to jackets without the added mobility at this point.

Would love to own one made of Japanese, broken twill denim and with Iron Heart's capacity for quality-made items. Perhaps even better, a version made with overdyed or black denim, and contrast copper stitching. Tonal stitching would be cool too. Can't really go wrong.

Looking forward to this one

I'd appreciate seeing one of your male models wearing this shoulder bag thereby demonstrating it's inherent masculinity and proving this bag is not a man purse.

I mean, a few years back I had carried around a large, leather camera bag and it had so appeared to me to be anything other than a purse yet it had not stopped my brother in law from making comments. Now I hear his voice anytime I'm going out, with my bag, to take photos. Lol.

Please help your customers to get over this mental hurtle. Have your muscular guy try it on. Show us today's new man.