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https://www.ironheart.co.uk/content/our-cuts-jeans
Specifically:
THE 634 FAMILY
Any jean with 634 in the model number. This is where it all started for Iron Heart and we consider the 634 to be our "signature" cut. Loosely based on a 1966 Levi’s 501, it is a straight cut jean with a medium rise and slight taper from the knee to the hem.
Do it in 21oz, for signature denim/signature cut…..
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https://www.ironheart.co.uk/content/our-cuts-jeans
Specifically:
THE 634 FAMILY
Any jean with 634 in the model number. This is where it all started for Iron Heart and we consider the 634 to be our "signature" cut. Loosely based on a 1966 Levi’s 501, it is a straight cut jean with a medium rise and slight taper from the knee to the hem.
Do it in 21oz, for signature denim/signature cut…..
Why is this guy [https://www.ironheart.co.uk/bottoms/ih-634.html] Endangered then?
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@Joe:
Why is this guy [https://www.ironheart.co.uk/bottoms/ih-634.html] Endangered then?
That is the non-selvedge 21oz version. That is to say, not the signature 21oz…
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@Joe:
https://www.ironheart.co.uk/content/our-cuts-jeans
Specifically:
THE 634 FAMILY
Any jean with 634 in the model number. This is where it all started for Iron Heart and we consider the 634 to be our "signature" cut. Loosely based on a 1966 Levi’s 501, it is a straight cut jean with a medium rise and slight taper from the knee to the hem.
Do it in 21oz, for signature denim/signature cut…..
Why is this guy [https://www.ironheart.co.uk/bottoms/ih-634.html] Endangered then?
As Neph says, that is not the selvedge denim. That cut/denim has been replaced by the zipper version IH-634Z.
http://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=8164.msg451153#msg451153
It even says this in the description of the page for the IH-634:
NOTE - No restocks of this jean, it has been superseded by the IH-634Z
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Anyone got any tips for getting paint out of jeans?
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What kind of paint?
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Gloss
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I'd try some xylene. But maybe see how the paint reacts to it first like put some on a old rag, let it dry, then put it on there. Wears gloves, and plenty of ventilation. The stuff is explosive and causes cancer. When I used to screen print it took off many plastic based inks, and latex paint. It will likely remove the paint. You can spot treat the area that you treated with xylol/ xylene with your favorite soap and wash as usual.
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Thanks man [emoji1360]
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My pleasure.
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I am updating FAQ's with articles etc about Iron Heart. If you know of any that are not included and you feel they should be, please let me know:
http://faq.ironheart.co.uk/section/171/iron-heart–third-party-articles-and-videos
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I'm trying to update our Wiki page which I think looks fine now but it's still saying that the 'article has several issues'
Could anyone who's Wiki savvy have a look & let me know where we're going wrong Also reference links. They have me stumped. HELPPPPP! -
I'm trying to update our Wiki page which I think looks fine now but it's still saying that the 'article has several issues'
Could anyone who's Wiki savvy have a look & let me know where we're going wrong https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Heart_(brand) Also reference links. They have me stumped. HELPPPPP!It works fine for me but your link was missing a ")". Pretty cool.
Enviado desde mi iPhone utilizando Tapatalk
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@DrBabyhorse thanks for the advice. No idea why the last ) wasn't showing up. so I've put a new link in which works just fine!
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@Giles where did you buy them? What brand were they?
