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

[Giles]

@Tucson_Thriller:

I guess you don't move a lot of 40+ waist jeans. I had to turn to Japan to find the 666-xhs in a 40. Still a bit too small. Is the demand not there for sizes over 40?

These are what we have in stock in 42:

and these are what we have in stock in 44:

If there is evidence of sufficient demand, then we will of course broaden what we offer.  But generally demand for sub 30 and plus 40 is really low compared to other sizes.  Jean size demand is a really really steep bell curve…

[Tucson_Thriller]

I understand G. Thanks for at least making a few bigger sizes. I am going try a pair of the 1955s in the next month. After a stretch, a size 40 non-selvedge 634 fits pretty good, I just want another pair that's got a little more taper to it.

[Tucson_Thriller]

I really appreciate the time and effort you put in here Giles

[Giles]

Thank you….

[jdl1279]

Two things I think would be awesome, even if longshots.

1. Requested previously but worth repeating a Navajo blanket shirt and/or jacket. Really want something of this nature and think H's take on such could be killer.

2. And this I think is the less likely of the two…more variations of Triple Works jeans. I know the current crop haven't exactly flown out the door, which is sad because the 17N fabric alone is something to behold. Just an OD or SBG of that would be something special

[Clint_D]

What are the chances of y'all offering more denim selections in size 35 or 37?  I just ask because you mentioned the sizing curve earlier and it would be beneficial to some of the larger guys such as myself.

[pillowPANTS]

Great suggestion Clint! I find myself at the 37 mark for most jeans that i want

[Giles]

@jdl1279:

ore variations of Triple Works jeans. I know the current crop haven't exactly flown out the door, which is sad because the 17N fabric alone is something to behold. Just an OD or SBG of that would be something special

They sell really well actually, we have rerun at least once.  But we're dropping the TW label and branding everything Iron Heart.  A number of reasons, but one is that many people appear to be brand snobs and were missing out on some amazing gear….

[jdl1279]

Amazing is a good description G. The 666N is easily the toughest piece of denim I have ever owned, and super comfy to boot.

[Giles]

And fades amazingly…...

[jdl1279]

I couldn't speak much to that yet G…got about 4 months of daily wear into mine and barely can notice any fading at all!

[Giles]

@Giles:

15 or 16 months or so…..Plenty washes

[jdl1279]

Good to know what I have to look forward to! Certain the fades will take off once I start working in them when the weather gets warmer.

[Havoc]

I'd like to see some quarter zip/button pullover work shirts, especially hickory, which seems to be a work-wear staple. A brown duck, and herringbone work shirt would be nice.

[Aetas]

Next UHF with indigo dyed yarns within the pattern.

Is there any possibility to do a Selvedge UHF @Giles  ?

[Giles]

I'll talk to H.  G

[trail and arrow]

@Aetas
great idea dirk!

[Jeansman]

@Giles Have you ever thought of doing a blanket-lined IH 526L for winter? I haven't yet tried the IH 526J or IH 526L but I do have some LVC jackets which I wear and I have 1 blanket lined one which I do wear a lot. I can't remember the vintage but it is older than Type 1. It seems to me that the style of the IH 526L would lend itself well to a blanket lined version.

[Giles]

Depending upon the success of the IH-101J, being released soon…

I may give it hand warmers,  blanket line it and add a cord collar for Fall/Winter 2015

[mclaincausey]

That thing is sick. I'd love to see Type II-style riveting at the cuffs where that bar tack is currently.