We know you love IH, but where do you think we can improve?
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I know what you meant. But better for who? To change the way we do it would mean keeping 2 sets of measurements for every top, and changing every measurement we have ever done and trying to find all references out in the wild and updating them. Plus we don't have access to much of the extinct stuff to re-measure.
So it aint happening. Not now, not never….
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I posted this in the wrong thread before:
I've noticed that on my 3 new shirts the sleeve openings are pretty big. Maybe include a 2nd button or male snap for a smaller fit?
Giles do you have any extra big copper snaps that I can buy a few to add this extra snap to my new denim shirt?
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Thanks Giles. I was gonna say I'd get some with the new black thermal. But you're sold out of 2xl. Oh well. I do need some snaps for that shirt I got. I'd definitely prefer smaller cuff openings.
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More metal buttons on work shirts.
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I agree. They are the best buttons I've ever come across. A matte black version would also be nice on shirts like the cookie monster work shirt.
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I would enjoy a product category (like New Stuff, Bottoms, Shirting,…) called "IH Classics" where you group essentials like the IH-634s, IH-526J, IHSH-13-ind, IHSH-33,...
Like that newbies would understand better how to start the addiction - and for us it would be an interesting conversation what those "classics" might be
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Interested to see how many I have got of the core
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I understand with the UHF that the top button cannot be a snap closure as the material layers are too thick.
But what about the lighter flannel shirts, could the top button be a snap then?
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@TrickHell:
I tend to like the look of your gear in natural light more than studio light. Adding one shot of a "model" wearing a shirt outdoors might be useful. I suspect I'm not alone in this regard.
. I've at times thought the same thing,but figured it was always done in the studio for control and consistency. Not long after the new 18OZ Vintage denim came in,and G said they would be his daily beaters, they did the group apron shot and I thought WOW,they look so much better in natural light. Way more vibrant.
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Giles is my favorite staff model, although I get the best ideas from the WAYWT thread. The SE guy has a very different build that isn't all that helpful for me.
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I bought my blue/cream buffalo western after I saw it on Fadez,and it was an outside shot. The colors just popped more. I get that they strive for neutrality in their photography and would much rather have us going "Holy shit" than "What the fuck" when we receive an outrageous shirt,jeans or jacket etc.
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Self Edge use a flash for their alley way photos and to my eye the colours look wrong (for example http://www.selfedge.com/iron-heart?product_id=1775 ) maybe that's just my eyes?
I'll set up a purely natural light photo for our products from now and try to fill in gaps on our essential products as i go. Our studio is colour balanced to give the most natural look to the clothes and the mac i use is calibrated for the camera we use in that studio. It is amazing how each screen shows things differently but maybe this natural light photo will help. Keep the feedback coming and @ me if there's anything specific you want to see in natural light.
Cheers!
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Yeah I think you nail it @Sam
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I'm pleased with the product pics. Very pleased with the product pics in fact. To me they present as proffesionally done studio shots with a focus on colour, material construction and fit. In other words they do what they should.
I recently made a purchase from another website and experienced the disappointment of receiving a product that had obviously been buffed (both literally and figuratively) in pics so that the reality didn't meet expectations. I've never experienced that with IH.
This forum is a great place to see iPhone pics of gear in the wild. So I say keep up the good work in the studio.
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Please don't put too many products in there. I'm afraid I might feel the itch to get them all 
