Iron Heart in the Press or on other Sites
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That pretty well sums it up!
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WHAT publication was this ad featured in?
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Love Iron Heart, Love John Lennon.
Great match!
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Kat your attention to detail never ceases to amaze me, what an eye you have!
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Is that shirt with the 21/kanji print on it a one off or only Japan item?
I think he made it specially for the ad
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Those are the kinda things u wouldnt really wear much outside, but probably wander around the house in
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Honorable mention in Valet & a few guys (mike & monday) have some kind words to say about IRONHEART & this forum in general
http://www.valetmag.com/style/profiles-features/2010/school-of-denim-break-in-your-denim.php
here are the pertinent sections:
"I once wore a pair of Iron Hearts (named for their thick 21oz denim) working retail at a shoe store."
& the comments section:
"what pair of ironhearts did the writer of the article have?" mike Thursday, October 14, 2010
"I had IH-634S' http://www.ironheart.co.uk/index.php?" Jon Gaffney Thursday, October 14, 2010
"Great pick on the 634S & very cool for you to put the link. Can you offer any pics of your well worn 6343S? The IH forum is a great place for folks to gain knowledge about denim without any of those pesky condescending denim folks" monday Friday, October 15, 2010
"Echo, I'd certainly be happy to offer some pics of them, though I don't think
they'd be much to look at. I broke them in well from a stiffness standpoint . . ." Jon Gaffney Sunday, October 17, 2010 -
i know i already posted the pics, but here's a small piece i did for my friend's website.
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Found something interesting while reading Inventory Magazine Fall-Winter 2010 issue…
From the article about Mauricio Donadi (head of Levi's XX division and Made & Crafted):
..."For years it seemed - at least to the purists among us - like the brand (Levi's) had been in a wilderness, removed from its own greatness. Brands like Sugar Cane, Studio D'Artisan and Iron Heart had been busy, lovingly filling the void with the kind of quality of attention we'd hoped Levi's would invest in jeans they were producing. In fact, many of these brands even used versions of the hallowed arcuate on their product." (writer Jason Jules).
