Women In Iron Heart
-
Tom's style is always on point! Besides me wanting that flannel, her jeans are always looking good. Not so fond of the fit on Gon. Looks odd. Maybe it is just the wedgie throwing me off…
-
This was taken yesterday right in my Oakland hood. I'm posing with my beautiful Mum, in my IH 634S, W30, Cuffed to 32 (Self Edge). I'll tell ya, these jeans are wearing beautifully. These were the very first IH Jeans I bought, some 3 years ago. I stumbled on the Self Edge store in San Francisco's Mission neighborhood quite by accident. I had actually just met up with some friends in The Castro for brunch and afterward, decided to meander up 18th Street for no good reason. Grabbed a cup o' joe at Philz (the best Turkish coffee on the fuckin' planet), walked into Self Edge because it just looked like a cool dive from the exterior. There I was and Derek convinced me to drop around $300 my first pair of Iron Hearts within 15 minutes. Trying those jeans on ruined me forever. Other brands of jeans almost make me physically ill now. PS…I walked into Self Edge on that day in a pair of Carhartt double-knee ducks. I've since donated to charity every single pair of slacks I own except for my 4 pair of IH jeans. OK, I confess that I have two pair of dress slacks reserved for job interviews, funerals and weddings.
-
-
-
Just an interesting fact for all you IH Ladies out there…
"Wrangler was the first to do a centre zip fly for women in its Jeanie line, which debuted in 1950. The innovation was considered hazardous at first, but eventually became a huge success."
-
Okay, now that there are over 500 members on here we must have more ladies…
-
Hey Ladies, if you ever visit The Works make sure to check out "The Women's Corner"…
-
@shubharamani:
This was taken yesterday right in my Oakland hood. I'm posing with my beautiful Mum, in my IH 634S, W30, Cuffed to 32 (Self Edge). I'll tell ya, these jeans are wearing beautifully. These were the very first IH Jeans I bought, some 3 years ago. I stumbled on the Self Edge store in San Francisco's Mission neighborhood quite by accident. I had actually just met up with some friends in The Castro for brunch and afterward, decided to meander up 18th Street for no good reason. Grabbed a cup o' joe at Philz (the best Turkish coffee on the fuckin' planet), walked into Self Edge because it just looked like a cool dive from the exterior. There I was and Derek convinced me to drop around $300 my first pair of Iron Hearts within 15 minutes. Trying those jeans on ruined me forever. Other brands of jeans almost make me physically ill now. PS…I walked into Self Edge on that day in a pair of Carhartt double-knee ducks. I've since donated to charity every single pair of slacks I own except for my 4 pair of IH jeans. OK, I confess that I have two pair of dress slacks reserved for job interviews, funerals and weddings.
15 minutes? hahaha pretty mucht the same amount of time it took them to convince me.
by the way i dig your mom`s style! -
Gentlemen, it is your (our) duty to recruit more female members. The male to female ratio of this forum smells like a locker room
Male to Female Ratio:14.6:1
We want/need more gals.
Why? Well, for many reasons, among which the following immediately come to mind. They have good taste, manners, they're more clever, work harder, smell better, and like Louis Aragon (a French poet in the 20th century) said: Woman is the future of man…
So lets make sure we lower that ratio, seen?
Fifteen guys to a woman! I mean, even in the raunchiest porn, they don't dare getting to that level!
-
I am thinking about getting a flannel for my SO, but I won't tell her how much it costs
-
@Omega:
I am thinking about getting a flannel for my SO, but I won't tell her how much it costs
hahaha, good move. my gf would flip too. she'd be like i would rather you take me to a fancy dinner etc etc.
i would not pay that much for any other clothing brands, but damn it's an iron heart. well worth the price! i actually feel like i'm paying for what it's worth. not just for the branding like so many other main stream apparel.
::)
