Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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I have a few ideas:
Has Iron Heart ever done a nep flannel? A run of shirts in solid colors (like black, navy, red, cream) with different colored nep flecked throughout the fabric would be great. The visual texture pairs great with denim.
How about a black flannel? I'm from New England, so flannel is my birthright, but I don't always want to look like a lumberjack.
Also, all black SBG 666's and 777's done like the 555-03. That would be awesome.
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And Western shirt please.
The more the merrier, I just don't do the westerns so I have to be sure to keep casting votes for work shirts.
That could be good. I vote anything "crazy" that includes purple or blue etc.
I think so, I love the way IH does the buffalo check and I think the "cream" gives it a great vintage feel. Plus I like my shirt to offer contrast to the dark denim. I really do like the "crazy" patterns as well, but, as yet not offered in a work shirt.
I also prefer the work shirts. The 155 in a work shirt would be cool. Or 107, or 129 general pattern ideas and differing colors.
Like the 170???
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I've got the 156 in charcoal and love it. But more blacker please.
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I've got the 156 in charcoal and love it. But more blacker please.
jebb…. check out the 54 and the 52. They're extinct now but they come up from time to time second hand.
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A brass IH branded money clip would be cool
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How much is massively expensive?
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That's not terrible
Only about a hundred more than other sterling money clips
I've used my David Yurman one for years and holds up great
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That's not terrible
Only about a hundred more than other sterling money clips
I've used my David Yurman one for years and holds up great
Not MUCH more than my GoodArt clip. The IH looks like it weighs a feckin ton!
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Out of curiosity - how do you justify a $500 money clip but not other recommendations? Minimums? Not trying to be an ass - genuinely curious since there are a lot of clothing recommendations that seem viable. I've also been drinking…
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Don't understand the question. If you mean how do we justify the prices for our products, we don't. We make what we make, add the costs up, add on what we think is a fair margin for that particular product and that's the price.
On some stuff, particularly the silver and the cordovan items, those margins are tiny. The costs are so high, if we add on a sensible margin the prices would be spectacularly high, so we reduce the margins. If all we sold was silver and leather we would go bust.
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A zippered hoodie with some elbow patches (i'm not sure on the material for the elbow though).
My hoodies barely last a year because I always get holes in the elbows of my hoodies.
