2016 - Spring/Summer Pipeline
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Any plans for a 634 version of the SBG denim? Thanks.
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Boots? Shoes?
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So I am assuming soon….....
That sentence gave me a raging boner… hold on, did I actually write that??
I often struggle with the chest versus arm length ratio, so sometimes I have to return Iron Heart garments against my will. But with this specific jacket I simply don't care if it doesn't fit me from the get go. I will make it fit, there will be nothing standing between my body and this jacket merging together in symbiotic bliss. Even if it means I have to fly down to Tokyo and slam the jacket in front of the Boss himself and demand he adjust his otherwise perfect jacket so that it will conform to my otherwise imperfect body!
(I really want this jacket)
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Giles, is this long in the torso, like a 526L ? or a more traditional shorter cut?
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Simple rule. If I'm involved - if it has pockets, it's longer. Otherwise everything looks cluttered and messy…
I like it!
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It's all a matter of taste of course, but when I ordered my first type III (the 21oz OD) I was so sceptical about the traditional length with no pockets. Now I couldn't imagine having it any other way… Which is a shame as an SBG type III sounds like the mutt's nuts otherwise.
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saw the yellow flannel in person. looks good!!
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Might have been asked earlier – or in previous seasons -- but any plans/chance you're bringing in the IHJ-12 or IHJ-45s without the printed logo?
Cheers-
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I now know more…
IHSH-137 - 9oz Herringbone Western Shirt - Both colours. Early/Mid March
IHSH-138 - 6oz Hombre Work Shirt - Both colours. Early/Mid March
IHSH-16OmWestern - 6oz Hombre Western Shirt - Yellow. Early/Mid April@Giles , is this still the case? By that I mean timing, but also that work shirts are coming in both c/w's and before the westerns?
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Still expecting the 714s this week?
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Still expecting the 714s this week?
Sorry but it's hard for me to keep up on the model #'s for all of this, so remind me what the 714s is again?
Thanks.
