Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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UHF PJ's! They'd be all I'd wear when Im at home
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Blanket lined SH85, nylon quilt lined Melton western shirt.
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…in Merino or Heavy Cotton.
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…in Merino
or Heavy Cotton.+1
The same stuff IceBreaker makes in either black or navy. And weight wise somewhere between 12-17oz.
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grey omble looks great … how about a lined version (like 105)
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Since both @trail and arrow and @Megatron1505 have blown out the crotches in their jeans, might I suggest an Iron Heart codpiece.
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Totally self serving because I'm looking for a quality jacket in this style but I would love it if IH made a classic ranch-style coat. Sugar Cane did one a few years back and it's basically the exact jacket I want. Unfortunately it is both sold out and likely too small to begin with. I'm sure the corduroy type IIIs didn't sell too well so this might be a non-starter.
For me there are a couple key factors - the sherpa lining, the length, and either corduroy or suede as the primary material. (Would prefer corduroy just so the jacket is actually affordable).
Sorry for the thread hijack.
@fifediesel Indigofera do a Ranch Jacket in various fabrics. Hepcat have one in stock in a broken twill, which should fit you. (Their L is about the same as an IH XXL - they come up very big!)
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Since both @trail and arrow and @Megatron1505 have blown out the crotches in their jeans, might I suggest an Iron Heart codpiece.
:o 
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Sorry for the thread hijack.
@fifediesel Indigofera do a Ranch Jacket in various fabrics. Hepcat have one in stock in a broken twill, which should fit you. (Their L is about the same as an IH XXL - they come up very big!)
I was in London a year ago and tried on the black denim version at Rivet and Hide. I found it to be ill-fitting and not nearly nice enough for the price - hence my desire that Iron Heart make one. Thanks for the heads up, though.
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@van:
grey omble looks great … how about a lined version (like 105)
oh yes!!
I think it's a boss idea too. I love both my 105 and 106. But both ended up on sale, as did this years lined hickory effort. Can't for the life of me understand why they don't sell and I'm afraid there won't be anymore lined shirts. Especially with the UHF orgy on it's way
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I think it's a boss idea too. I love both my 105 and 106. But both ended up on sale, as did this years lined hickory effort. Can't for the life of me understand why they don't sell and I'm afraid there won't be anymore lined shirts. Especially with the UHF orgy on it's way
I don't get it either, though I haven't personally bought one of the lined shirts. For me it comes down to the pockets, I don't want hand-warmer pockets on my shirts (but do want them on my jackets).
Maybe if I tried one on one day, I might change my mind.
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Personally, I consider a quilt-lined shirt to be a "jacket".
When I'm not wearing a jacket (which is 10 months out of the year), the hand-warmer pockets on my shirts are essential. And now that I can layer my Ihsw-23 underneath my Ihsh-99 & 100, I don't really ever need jackets…
But I don't like the idea of rolling up the sleeves on a quilt lined shirt, so that's my reason for not snagging one, that and the lack of room in the budget. Recently had to get a tee and a hoody and an UHF (107), just too many necessary goods to choose from :(. And I have an IH x SE CPO, which is essentially a quilt-lined UHF with a zipper, so I'm probably set in that category.
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My 49 is my favorite shirt of all time. I find it extremely versatile. It's light enough as a spring jackets and warm enough on its own in the fall, and when it's winter, I can layer up. So, I am definitely pro-lining and pro-side pockets. I'm always interested in offerings that have one or both features.
