Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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I agree ^^^^
More 8-10oz ish flannels would be great. I'd even be good with 6-8oz ish.
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Black and indigo waxed 21oz denim hooded jacket, elasticated cuffs and waist, sewn on pouch pockets (N-1 style), blanked lined. Large hood, like the current hoodies, two way heavy duty zipper and button overlap fastening.
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Black and indigo waxed 21oz denim hooded jacket, elasticated cuffs and waist, sewn on pouch pockets (N-1 style), blanked lined. Large hood, like the current hoodies, two way heavy duty zipper and button overlap fastening.
Good god, man, call it "the denim house."
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Black and indigo waxed 21oz denim hooded jacket, elasticated cuffs
and waist, sewn on pouch pockets (N-1 style),blankedlined. Large hood, like the current hoodies, two way heavy duty zipper and button overlap fastening.… and the length of the Deck Half-Coat with blanket lined pockets or extra vertical hand warmer pockets.
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For that length, no elasticated waist. I was thinking length of a stadium jacket.
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What about the Kojima t-shirt but with reverse color scheme? White shirt, blue crest on the chest?
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Just realised I posted this in the wrong thread:
"Iron Heart zipped hoody: Same weight as the current IHSW-10, but made in Ultra-Mega-Super-Heavy-Flannel gray/black ombré. The pattern being slightly oversized due to it being a hoody rather than a shirt."
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Heavy loopwheeled sweatpants in grey and/or black to match with the hoodies.
+1000
+2000
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@Giles how about a Cone mills collaboration? An IH exclusive Cone fabric in the 18-21oz range is a cool thought to me. I don't know of any cone fabric heavier than 16oz but I could be wrong. Heck even something in the 16-18oz range would be cool if it was an IH/Cone collab.
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Can't see that happening. Haraki selects mills for their technical prowess and how alligned the mill owners views, philosophy and principles are to his. He spends a shit load of time developing new stuff with the people he trusts and once a new denim is in production he visits the mill extremely regularly (in the case of the first run of 25oz, he practically lived at the mill helping combat the technical difficulties). He considers the mill owners, many of whom are 2 man bands his friends. Let's leave Cone for others…..Nothing wrong with it of course, but I suspect not for us....
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Can't see that happening. Haraki selects mills for their technical prowess and how alligned the mill owners views, philosophy and principles are to his. He spends a shit load of time developing new stuff with the people he trusts and once a new denim is in production he visits the mill extremely regularly (in the case of the first run of 25oz, he practically lived at the mill helping combat the technical difficulties). He considers the mill owners, many of whom are 2 man bands his friends. Let's leave Cone for others…..Nothing wrong with it of course, but I suspect not for us....
ah, I see. I shouldn't be surprised (and I'm not really) that H shows that level of dedication and attention to detail. Very cool. The commitment and diligence by everyone at IHUK/IHJP is one of the things I love about this brand.
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All the Cone denim I've had (only two pairs) have been quite boring im (not very) ho.
I hear that quite often and I agree some of the 12oz cone fabrics are a bit boring but IMHO there is nothing like a classic pair of cone denim jeans in the 14-16oz range. They still look great in an understated way and just scream classic americana. A pair of chucks, some cone jeans, and a white T always stands the test of time.
