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

[Fergz]

@Giles:

….sold like shit........

http://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=723.msg26587#msg26587

Does that mean there are still some knocking around?

It is a great looking jacket.

[superfuzz]

I'd like to see an IH and Kanye West colab. Haha sorry, I couldn't help myself!

[joesaintjohn]

Ubiquitous once a month…..PJ PANTS!!! (Biker Base Layer)

[derivative666]

Id like to see that as well. Don't hold your brother I don't see it happening. Please send request to Joe Boxer.

"Obstacles are stepping-stones that guide us to our goals"

[Nerkg]

Just thought of something awesome..

18oz. Raw indigo overdyed black PRIOR to denim construction so the weft could still be white  and the warp raw indigo overdyed black. In 634 cut of course

[MikeC]

That wouldn't be an over dyed fabric. Your basically asking for indigo rope dyed thread, then rope dyed in black. I don't think this is possible.

[mclaincausey]

Dye the wrap yarns a bunch of times in indigo and maybe just once in an unstable black dye?

[Chris]

This sounds a lot like like the Red Core, Rainbow Core and Camouflage Core denim that Naked & Famous did a while back.

I suppose it could be interesting, but I bet it would get expensive quick.

[Nerkg]

@mclaincausey:

Dye the wrap yarns a bunch of times in indigo and maybe just once in an unstable black dye?

Yes, but the oxidation between indigo and black would be long.

[Hematoma]

@Giles:

I made a Triple Works Type II a few years ago.  I loved it, sold like shit….....

http://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=723.msg26587#msg26587

Maybe it was the denim weight?  Or buckle back?  I would definitely buy a duck type II (black, tan or indigo) if the fabric was as heavy as the type III ducks.  I like my denim/other jackets to be heavy, which is why I haven't bought a type II from rising sun or momotaro's denim version.

[Giles]

@Fergz:

@Giles:

….sold like shit........

http://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=723.msg26587#msg26587

Does that mean there are still some knocking around?

It is a great looking jacket.

No, eventually sold them….

[tatmantall]

Heavy wool fisherman sweater

[Chris]

May have been suggested already, but I'd like for Triple Works to do a lightweight wabash work shirt.  Say around 6-8 ounces and with those indigo dyed buttons that are on some of the new shirts.

I love my IHSH-68, but it's really only for cold weather; I'd like to see a three season version.

[mclaincausey]

Denim or chambray Chris?  I like this idea as well…

[Seul]

Whilst at it: make a western version of it as well… 

[Giles]

@Chris:

May have been suggested already, but I'd like for Triple Works to do a lightweight wabash work shirt.  Say around 6-8 ounces and with those indigo dyed buttons that are on some of the new shirts.

I love my IHSH-68, but it's really only for cold weather; I'd like to see a three season version.

Sarina and I like that idea - next step twist haraki's arm…...

[spitfiredealer]

Be well interested in some wife beaters maybe made out of similar material as the henley's. Love a good wife beater but most don't hold their shape for long.

[tatmantall]

A hybrid between a type I and the riders jacket using the cafe racer style collar and the front appearance of the type I but wit zipper front and traditional J100 style zipper pockets, with a half-belt style cinch back

[MikeC]

@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, it was mentioned many moons ago…..

[Chris]

Figured it had been, I was just too lazy to search for it.

I hope Haraki agrees with you on it.