We know you love IH, but where do you think we can improve?
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Having a memory like a goldfish, is it possible to put the 'Model No.' of the shirt on one of the inside labels?
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I've weighed in with this point in this kind of discussion before, and I need to stop it because it's exhausting. God only knows how Giles must feel [emoji28]
IH are not in the business if individual tailoring. Some things fit some people well, others not. They are designed and cut the way they are, I assume according to Haraki-san's wishes and specs and with an eye on making something that works for as many people as possible.
There have been occasions when things have been altered. T-shirt length a few years ago, sleeve length on UHF's last year. I'm guessing in each case some people bought more of each item, but some people bought less.
The clothing retailers job is to hit a sweet spot pleasing as many as possible. But given the variety in body shapes and taste, there will always be some people whom measurements don't work for. It's a necessary compromise and if you loose out as a result (as I did with the UHF's) then that's life.
I agree with your thought whole-heartedly. It's nearly impossible to make everyone happy at the same time. You win some you lose some. At the end of the day, it's business so if you ain't happy with the products of a brand you have the freedom to do your own research and buy what suits your body type or your style best.
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Always think it's funny when people say, "why don't you make the (insert piece)" shorter, longer, narrower, wider so it fits ME.
Like others have said already, cuts and fits are all about appealing to the largest demographic you can. I think we all respect the amount of R&D and years of experience IH has so it's probably best to assume, when it comes to sizing, they are seriously considering what type of person is most likely to buy the item and are cutting as such.
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No, sorry. It is another process that will add cost.
A rarity?
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I saw another thread in which Amazon payments was mentioned. Has IHUK considered BitCoins as payment? Seeing as they're becoming more mainstream, albeit stil niche payment option.
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Not sure if this has been mentioned, but I really wish IH hoodies would have a 2 way zipper. I love IH but don't think I can go back to one ways. Even some of Uniqlos have 2 way (albeit, shitty quality…)
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^ seconded, it makes a lot of sense especially if you wanna keep something zipped up while sitting down/ or riding a bike.
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Yup, I love the two way zipper for outerwear. I even went to the trouble of tracking one down once (found it on etsy!) so I could have a tailor retrofit my favorite hoodie.
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I'm guessing it's been brought up….but tapering service for guys like I. Instead of sending our jeans to RCFG for the service...right from you guys would be killer. Though he 888 cut sort of fixes future releases, not a fix for denim that might not ever be introduced to the cut.
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A slim straight cut between 634S and 666S-21 .
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@gautamkrisna I saw the post to this effect in:
http://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=37.0
The first post includes this sentence:
We can't guarantee we'll listen and we may be so rude we that don't even reply, but we do read every suggestion.
So I did see it and I did read it, but the suggestion fell on stony ground.
Proffering the same suggestion in another thread won't make it any more likely to happen especially when the original post got no member support.
If I ask 100 member's to articulate their perfect cut, I'll likely get 101 answers.
So, I have to steer a sensible course, trying to satisfy the maximum number of people, whilst minimising investment in both working capital and warehouse space.
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larger cut/size tops across the board. i know ive said his before and had it explained to me before that vendors had no interest. however i dont see how someone who needs a size 40, 42 or 44 bottom can fit into an ironheart top. and if your supplying us bottoms…. well we,d like tops as well. cheers.
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42 and 44 jeans sell - SLOWLY, but eventually they will likely move.
XXXL tops are usually the last to sell, which means demand just ain't really there. I know that you "husky" guys find that hard to believe, but empirically, it's true.
Take the IHSH-192 as an example. We only had about 40 shirts, so this serves as an accelerated example of what usually happens. We took, 1 x XS, 4 x XXXL and the rest, a bell curve in between.
This morning, 4 days after release, we had 2 XXXL left and nothing else. I suspect if I had taken 4 x XXXXL, we would still have 2 or 3 left now…..
