Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?

[Guest]

Why are the triple works flannels so much cheaper

[Giles]

Because the fabric is lighter in weight and thus easier to sew, and often it is not a Haraki original fabric…..

But, I'm happy to raise the price of TW if that serves to confuse you....

[Megatron1505]

The Triple Works shirts are equally as awesome as the IH shirts, made by the same company, stitched by the same people, there really is absolutely no difference other than the mindset of the customer…..which I find a little odd. If G had the TWSH-03 in green in my size when we visited, me and Pam would have been having a fist fight over who got to buy it.

[Guest]

^other way around.  @giles

[Finn666]

@Finn666:

18-21oz type III…WITH side pockets like on the vests and on the duck type III…

AND a fekking cord collar like seen on the new IH-533 - Fleece Lined 21oz Indigo Selvage Denim Modified Type III Jacket… so basically the same as the IH-533 just without the lining

[simonc]

Get that one Finn to start with, besides it looks warm.

[MikeC]

IH-6526J-SP-Olive Double Weave Corduroy Sherpa-Lined Type III
-White Sherpa Lining
-Red Satin Inner Sleeves
-Red W

[Graeme]

Any chance of the 1955 or some variation of it returning to production? As someone with large thighs, most of the styles are cut too slim, and it would be nice to have another option.

[simonc]

In cord would be the one.

[Giles]

@Graeme:

Any chance of the 1955 or some variation of it returning to production? As someone with large thighs, most of the styles are cut too slim, and it would be nice to have another option.

Possibly - thinking about it

[CLJ]

@FurattoHeddo:

Or SBG type III with contrast stitching…

I like this idea a lot.

[Graeme]

@Giles:

Possibly - thinking about it

Cool, thanks.

[Finn666]

here´s just a little improvement i´d like to speak out on:

what about adding a " … " (really don´t know how the fekk to call this! ) to all the future restocks and new product versions of (denim) jackets?!

like seen in the pic above the " … " allows you to hang your jacket onto everything you want to. it´s a feature i really miss on denim jackets in particular.
i really would love to hang my duck type III onto a coathook when i take it off without me always having to use a fekking hanger or that i need to throw it over the chair or something like that the whole time...

would be fekking perfect if this feature would make it onto the new type III Giles has in mind - or every other jacket from now on - ... just saying

[CLJ]

I would call it stitching a belt loop onto the neck of the jacket. And a big hell yeah.

[Guest]

So putting your luxuriously expensive jacket on a hanger is too difficult/inconvenient/annoying?  I hope the IH crew can help you with that.  Who has time for details anymore, right?

[Chris]

Solid idea, Finn.  Might be nice on the shirts, too.

I've heard it called a laundry loop, but I don't know if that's the only/correct name.

[rocket]

not really getting that problem, but that might be just me…. oh and I'm against side pockets on a Type III  ::)....

[CLJ]

@adam313:

So putting your luxuriously expensive jacket on a hanger is too difficult/inconvenient/annoying?  I hope the IH crew can help you with that.  Who has time for details anymore, right?

I don't bring hangers everywhere I go and restaurants, offices, and other places where such a thing could be needed don't always have them either. It is a minimal and unobtrusive change that adds function. Also, it isn't really that big a deal to add your own if so inclined.

[Seul]

I have my own hanger at work, and no one touches my jacket in a restaurant… It goes over my chair and stays there... 

[simonc]

its a tough one, if you use a chain (which raffa was referring to) it will create less marks in the back than a hook, which is a no no, as hooks are the enemy to any jacket.  Maybe you could mod the jacket with rivets and piece of chain through the leather patch in the neck, this chain could hang between the patch and the jacket.  Or just hang the jacket on a hook using the leather patch?  Lord knows it can take it.