ULTRA HEAVY RAW - IH-1955-UHR, IH-666-UHR and IH-634-UHR

[Spring Son of Light]

Yea I'm against it. Regardless of how common the symbol is culturally, as far as high end Japanese denim goes Flat Head and IH are two of the best. Therefore I would consider it an imperative to remain as unique as possible.

[madmonday]

Good points made by all, but Im with you ssol.

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[urbanwoodsman]

Iron Heart x Flat Head collab?

Will these have a Flathead or Iron Heart fit?

[sirxlaughs]

What about a picture of a vtwin instead of a wheel?

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[superfuzz]

I think the patch is badass! Can't wait to get a pair of UHRs!

[Arabit]

Ha you guys are weird. All that matters to me is the denim. Don't mind the leather patch except when its the N&F one

[urbanwoodsman]

@Arabit:

Ha you guys are weird. All that matters to me is the denim. Don't mind the leather patch except when its the N&F one

I personally don't care. I'll be buying these jeans for sure either with this FH patch or without. You also have the option of removing. But, considering how close it resembles another high end Japanese denim brand's main logo, why not change it?

[pillowPANTS]

^^
I agree. Although, it is a great looking/designed patch(so cudos)it does bare too much resembalance with TFH logo

[mclaincausey]

I think a 1920s strongman struggling to deadlift a pair of jeans off the ground would be killer.

[Seth]

Yes, I agree, it's cool, but it's too similar to TFH corporate logo. I imagine TFH logo is trademarked. Why would IH expose themselves to issues of potential trademark infringement? I'd try another design.

[tatmantall]

Boobs.

[sirxlaughs]

@tatmantall:

Boobs.

Ultra heavy.

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[JCar2666]

@mclaincausey:

I think a 1920s strongman struggling to deadlift a pair of jeans off the ground would be killer.

I like this

[Arabit]

Point taken Urbs! It would be best to switch the design of the patches to avoid issues

[urbanwoodsman]

@mclaincausey:

I think a 1920s strongman struggling to deadlift a pair of jeans off the ground would be killer.

I was actually going to suggest something similar. Anything to do with lifting something heavy. I didn't really understand wings and a wheel representing Heavy weight.

[Snowy]

I wonder what subconscious cues were involved with the flying wheel logo. I imagine the designer must have been wearing a pair of TFH's at the time, or had recently looked at a shirt or something.

I like the design a lot (both of them), but it's not a design I could see H-san giving the tick of approval on…

[madmonday]

@urbanwoodsman:

@mclaincausey:

I think a 1920s strongman struggling to deadlift a pair of jeans off the ground would be killer.

I was actually going to suggest something similar. Anything to do with lifting something heavy.

I thought you both were joking, I've no better idea so I'll keep watching. VO is.a very talented person so I'm sure he just has to walk around with apron on and his bottom free and something will come-up

[Giles]

The Flying wheels is a classic it has been used by Iron Heart a number of time is the past as have the following brands:  Real McCoys (Buco), Johnson Motors, Speedshops, Motorcycle Gangs, etc. See a few below.

Olle designed the patch, Haraki and I really like it.  It will stay as is.

And as I always say, if you don't like it, don't buy it.  We're not forcing you.

[simonc]

Copyright, lol.  I personally like the logo, but, I'd remove the text.  It's busy, over selling, again.  I'd make the logo bigger, put iron heart where ultra heavy is and lose the rest, just keep the Lot and size.  whatever.

[Giles]

And, I repeat.
@Giles:

It will stay as is.