IH-527J-SP - Blanket Lined Indigo Riders Jacket
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@Filthy25ozJunkie looks great! Nice pick up - enjoy it, the sleeve lining feels like butter over a tshirt!
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Thanks dude.
@Appfaff -
@Giles would there be a problem with ironing out the vertical crease that runs the length of the sleeves, if I was to cover the surface with a sheet or towel?
And, do you think it would be okay to spray this with an aerosol waterproofer, like camp dry?
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I did that with my lefty, iron it inside out.
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I always iron from inside, but because of the thinsulate lining on this, I would be hesitant.
I would simply iron on the outside, but set the sleeve so that you can iron just the crease out and use a lot of steam and not a lot of time with the iron on the materials. You don't want to harm the lining.
In all honesty, if you spray it with a bit of water, or hang it in the bathroom while you shower on a hanger, the creases will probably eventually give. I don't have any creases left in mine and it's only about 1 year old.
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Thanks guys.
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Thanks, I did it last night before I went out. It worked by covering the sleeve with a t shirt.
How about the waterproofer?
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Thank Giles. I really do appreciate you answering all my questions.
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The 527J-SP has become my favorite jacket. So much so that I want the new black chino tanker with the same lining as my default "non denim tux" option.
Review points: the denim
Is fantastic - the color is a perfect shade of indigo that is already having some light Evo. The quilt lining on the sleeves make it a bit harder to create super sharp creases at the elbow since there is an extra layer between the denim
And your skin, but if creates a very flattering drape.I have had this for about a year now, but honestly do not find myself wearing it THAT often due to the fact that when it's cold, I'm usually wearing jeans. I do, however, wear it over a hoodie and with my "work appropriate" pants (I am a strength & conditioning coach) and it even looks good with sweats and technical pants.
Hope you enjoy the Evo, or lack there of haha
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Thanks for the images.
Cool stuff, I love the blue cord on her
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@madmonday - Thanks dude - I love the collar as well - a very nice touch and makes it much more comfortable to wear zipped up than with the standard twill lining.
@rocket thanks dude -
Hopefully I can get some good wear this winter/fall. Can't wait until the chambray on the vent and cuffs really breaks in. Should be a great one in a few years lol
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…I can only imagine the new prima-loft version coming out will be equally as nice and ever warmer...
Excuse me, what's this about? I don't remember having seen any info about a rider's jacket lined with Primaloft coming out, I am very intrigued
. [url=http://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=1]@Giles is this really happening? -
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My bad - I know ive seen that like 15 times and everytime I see riders on the F/W pipeline sheet I put it back into my mind that it;s the OG riders with prima loft.
Sorry for letting you down with my mistake!
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No worries at all mate! My heart skipped a beat when I thought a newer warm rider's jacket was imminent, but perhaps it's something Haraki and Giles would deem worthy to make!
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I wonder if the primaloft rider was designed to wear "under" the classic rider … That would be awesome!
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