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

[llvlaglne]

@cc-rider- a second a IHD-01 in duck!!!

[cc.rider]

with the quilt lining, like the 17.  also want more solid color heavy weight flannels.

[gratefulmelon]

I like the snaps on workshirts idea too. They don't fly open like regular button-downs do when I'm on my motorcycle and the work shirts tend to fit those of us with more generous proportions better than the westerns.

[natehate]

@zhivago:

Just to be clear, I personally think a duck work shirt would blow for actually working in, but snaps are cool/preferred on work shirts and I'd love to see H start to use them.

I bought a Dakota duck shirt last night and other then the initial stiffness in the collar it's pretty comfy and I don't think would be to bad in the shop on a fall night

[Giles]

Discussed with H.  Haraki he say "My work shirts have 2 eye or 4 eye buttons, not snaps".

I guess that is a no…...

[Finn666]

I told you

[scroogen]

I think that's too bad, but he IS the Boss!

[zhivago]

@Giles:

Discussed with H.  Haraki he say "My work shirts have 2 eye or 4 eye buttons, not snaps".

I guess that is a no…...

That is awesome

[MikeC]

^yup, love that response Haraki-San.

[tatmantall]

Blanket lined sleeveless ihd-01 and ihd-01od

[natehate]

@tatmantall:

Blanket lined sleeveless ihd-01 and ihd-01od

really?

[tatmantall]

Yep. Perhaps length shortened slightly but not quite as short as type III and with narrower shoulders and slim fitting chest and waist to layer over tshirt or light flannel/work shirt. Just my opinion tho.

[tatmantall]

Upon rereading my description, i don't know if it would qualify as a sleeveless shirt. I guess I'm asking for a vest with the same denim as ihd-01 and od version with western style pockets and snaps. Meh….long day,  I need sleep....

[Guest]

15 oz Raw Beatle Buster cut–with all the bells and whistles provided by the 21 oz version--with IH branding, including arcs and patch.

[MikeC]

Triple Works Original Plain Weave Wabash Stripe Fabric-7oz-8oz-for shirtings

I did some research on wabash fabrics and a lot of companies including Stiefel, made a plain weave wabash fabric for shirtings. It would be really nice to wear a lighter wabash fabric in hotter climates.

[Chris]

That's sweet; you're thinking about me.:)

Seriously, though- I love my wabash shirt and a lighter weight version would be fantastic.  I think this could be a perfect TW offering.

[Seul]

I concur…

[simonc]

some further use for that heavy duck

[seanocono]

I would be all for a TW Wabash, as well.

[tatmantall]

in agreement with the works wabash