IH-803-indigo - Denim Herringbone Logger Pants

[Giles]

Action shot of the prototype:

[Guest]

I've not been on a Lathe since 1986!

[fobsquad]

if these are IH-803, then they should be herringbone loggers

not that it's a big deal, it has the same measurements as IH-802 in hickory.
personally i'm liking this more than the hickory. the faded blue in herringbone works so much better in bootcut than the monochromatic hickory.

[Giles]

Fobsquad, you're right.  My fingers did not follow my brain when typing the title.  Have changed it.  Thanks for noticing…G

[PETEROCK1]

@stewart:

I've not been on a Lathe since 1986!

1987 for me.

i might want to grab a pair of these.

[Beatle]

I have no doubts that Peter could pull these off * If you do, make sure they get dirty *

[daveo]

Giles, is the sample of the workshirt or western variety?

[Giles]

Workshirt.  I wanted to keep the construction more simple than a western, I was worried about how the Herringbone pattern may clash with itself on, for instance, the pocket flaps and front yoke…G

[PETEROCK1]

@Giles:

Workshirt. I wanted to keep the construction more simple than a western, I was worried about how the Herringbone pattern may clash with itself on, for instance, the pocket flaps and front yoke…G

yes

[daveo]

Oooooh yes!

[madmonday]

good call, need more workshirts 

[LandoCal126 0]

Status update on the 803?

[Giles]

In the factory, Due to be complete in Hachioji on April 10th.  G

[LandoCal126 0]

You are kind, and swift!

[Giles]

[LandoCal126 0]

NICE! Will these be available in both Single and Double Knee?

[Giles]

Nope.  I just got them made in Double. G

[Beatle]

I really like the yoke construction and the fully lined back pockets….

[PacNW]

Can't wait to see the sample shirt. Might be my next Iron Heart purchase depending on when different cuts of the overdye jeans come in.

[Beatle]

Yeah - Herringbone is a weaving pattern of tweed or twill cloth .in this case a twill with ribs in both sides, called herringbone.

But I don't think it's broken twill (a twill weave in which the direction of the diagonal produced by the weft threads is reversed after no more than two passages of the weft. )