We know you love IH, but where do you think we can improve?
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My apologies. I was in no way implying anyone would get any enjoyment watching people scrap for extinct items. A poor use of metaphor on my behalf.
Let me re-phrase. It would be nice for extinct items to become available ever now and then. Especially in the shirting department.
Thanks.
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UHRs, UHFs, blanket-lined denim shooting jackets… Stick around for a while, No.88, and you'll see it happens often enough.
Edit: Resurrections with slight modifications, and improvements, happens with shirting, too. Heavy, black denim westerns that fade; heavy, black denim westerns that don't; lightweight, herringbone, "crinkly" flannels; multitude of chambrays; blue oxfords, etc.
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What about a "Deal of the month"?
You could offer a little discount for an extant product for some days in every month. Maybe more people will finally pull the trigger for an item they wanted for so long + you could catch some new customers. -
^ This is a good idea, especially on items that people would consider "Iron Heart Basics", or the must items you must own, jeans, denim shirts, type III's, chambrays etc….
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I like this idea too
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I also think this is a great idea.
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My apologies. I was in no way implying anyone would get any enjoyment watching people scrap for extinct items. A poor use of metaphor on my behalf.
Let me re-phrase. It would be nice for extinct items to become available ever now and then. Especially in the shirting department.
Thanks.
88. I knew what you meant, sorry my answer must have been vague. The issue is that (some) people buy an endangered item because it is endangered, it is released in limited numbers and will be gone when its gone. Those people get really pissed off when they have spent ages tracking down an extinct item on the secondary market and then I release effectively the same thing.
So, in the main, I try and keep extinct as extinct. I have "phoenixed" the odd item, but I really try not to.
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To start off. I absolutely love Ih flannels and have a serious addiction for them as the fabric is typically the best. Cut and styling is perfect most of the time.
The only thing I could nit pick on, and am actually kind of surprised doesn't happen more with the Japanese ideal of perfection. But it would be nice if the pattern matched (aligned) better on the side seams of flannels. I realize there may be a bit more fabric loss, but when the patterns match (aligned) it looks so much better. Funny enough my mom sews quite a bit and thats the first thing she commented on when seeing IH flannels; especially when hearing the price of them. I may be in the minority with my OCD on this; but it would be the final level of perfection on otherwise close to perfect shirts. Especially if IH will be producing more flannels as it sounds like.
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Are you able to add an option to the website to flip the displayed currency. Depending on IP I guess, you sometimes show me USD. I would prefer to select GBP !
Thanks.
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Ouch, look at the size of the big yellow arrow!!
Why the hell didn't I see those icons, what a tool!!
Thank you.
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P.s. I like the correct use of IT terminology "should".
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I'd like to see a better "synergy" between, for instance, the ultra heavy flannels and the winter coats. As it is now I feel that the shoulder measurements on jackets are often smaller than on the shirts. Assuming most jackets are designed to be worn with only a tee underneath. To me, personally, I'd like to be able layer an ultra heavy flannel under a deck jacket without having to size up.
TL;DR - Slightly larger shoulder measurements and winter coats designed to be worn with more than a tee under!
