Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Heavy wool fisherman sweater
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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.
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Denim or chambray Chris? I like this idea as well…
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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…...
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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.
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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
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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…..
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Figured it had been, I was just too lazy to search for it.
I hope Haraki agrees with you on it.
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Without a little repetition it's probably hard to estimate demand anyway… and things can fall through the cracks too.
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Read through this thread it is loaded with useful recommendations. It's really a good read. I started last night and their is some amazing ideas in here.
"Obstacles are stepping-stones that guide us to our goals"
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backpack
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A Melton wool coat and a jungle cloth coat that this zips into for a system of 3 coats: a wool coat, a windbreaker, or a lined windbreaker/deck jacket. A non-technical shell system that looks like a deck jacket.
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As iron heart ever done a collaboration on sunglasses? A 21oz micarta framed wayfarer?
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I WANT ONE OF THESE!! Thanks for sharing your link Davito!!
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