2013 Autumn/Winter Pipeline

[Seul]

And this is why I call you Cowell 

[Ponyboy312]

@Giles:

@Ponyboy312:

Mr. G, can you get me one of these from the Japan store?

Where do you get the pics from?

The Take5 website (from a cross-post in the History of IH thread)

@FurattoHeddo:

Ponyboy312, that hoodie you posted is 5 years old, so pretty much sold out/extinct

Scroll down to IHS-11 @ http://www.ironheart.jp/products/IHS2008.html

EDIT: the t's as well …

Unfortunately, I cannot buy from Rebirth and Renew b/c I do not have a Japanese address or proxy.  But thank you.

[madmonday]

i really just like the goods & don't come here to talk to any of you people 

[Seul]

That quilted fucking rider…

[natehate]

Thanks Monday !

[zhivago]

Monday SAVE!!!

[riffblaster general]

Thanks Monday.  In all seriousness though,  it ain't broke.  Giles and Paula do an amazing job and have unparalleled customer service.  Not everyone is going to get every piece they want all of the time.  That's just the way it goes.  If you miss something then you missed it.  I promise the sun will still come up tomorrow.

[seawolf]

I rather like the current setup.  Supply and demand. It's simple really, and it works. Sometimes it sucks not getting the piece you want when you want it but that's how it goes.  There's always the marketplace

[seanocono]

I second seawolf and riffblaster's comments.  The possibility of missing out on something is actually part of the appeal, for me.

[joesaintjohn]

I really agree. It's kind of what makes my grail items feel like grail items. If you could just buy them, it wouldn't be the same. Still would love an 11 or 43…

[Max Power]

I get no extra joy from knowing other's are jealous of my possession (in fact i wish everybody would have the chance to own the items he yearns for), but I do get a lot of joy of owning stuff. That's my point - I still prefer owning an item over not owning it.

[trail and arrow]

@Max:

I get no extra joy from knowing other's are jealous of my possession

backed!
taa

[mclaincausey]

It's not about relishing that you have a coveted item; it's about accepting life not being an all you can eat buffet of whatever you want.

[Snowy]

^You mean it's not?

[Snowy]

::)

[mclaincausey]

Well, for me it is, because I can just convince myself I didn't want that shirt in the first place. The mind is thermoplastic after all

[Snowy]

I like the smell of neuroplasticity first thing in the morning

(Unfortunately usually it works the other way. That I get convinced I want things rather than do not. Then lizard brain gets shut down by more logical/rational parts of my mind, and then all is well :))

[mclaincausey]

Yeah I was definitely overstating the level of control I have over my brain :D. But I am able to get over not owning a desired material good even so

Life, IMO, is too rich and full to get overly bent out of shape about lacking an item of clothing.

[Max Power]

All I'm saying is, that a limited quanitity of a product doesn't add extra pleasure for me. I don't own 95% of the stuff IH offers right now and can not afford 90% of that. That's fine. But when I really like something, I will try to grab it. I think you're not different.

[Nerkg]

I like the limited availiblilty too. It makes it fun. I Especially like the pieces that you can't get anywhere else, not even anything like them