Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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I just bought a size S for my wife off the market (I’m actually really jealous). 3sixteen is running a rancher corduroy jacket this season, but the measurements just weren’t there for me.
I just really need some IH corduroy in my life
didn't like the style of the 3sixteen rancher.
IH cord jacket!It wasn't 100% my jam either in terms of style, but alas, sometimes beggars can't be choosers….
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I just bought a size S for my wife off the market (I’m actually really jealous). 3sixteen is running a rancher corduroy jacket this season, but the measurements just weren’t there for me.
I just really need some IH corduroy in my life
didn't like the style of the 3sixteen rancher.
IH cord jacket!It wasn't 100% my jam either in terms of style, but alas, sometimes beggars can't be choosers….
Pherrows has a corduroy ranch jacket that might be up your alley. I think it looks pretty cool.
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I'm sure I mentioned this in a different thread but i'd like to see lighter-weight shirting options, and by lighter-weight I mean traditional cotton shirting like poplin or cotton options similar to Levi's. I have a Levi's western that is pretty thin by IH standards but it's something I frequently wear when it gets warm out. Plus, I can only wear my UHF's about 6 months out of the year, so having an ultra light option would mean being able to have shirts to wear going into summer. Blue Owl Workshop used to sell a couple of Westerns by Blue Blue Japan that were lighter weight, sadly, the fit didn't work for me so I had to pass them up. I don't know how practical this is for IH, let alone if it's the aesthetic that fits the IH mold. I just know if I had an ultra light IH western i'd wear the sh*t out of it.
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I'm sure I mentioned this in a different thread but i'd like to see lighter-weight shirting options, and by lighter-weight I mean traditional cotton shirting like poplin or cotton options similar to Levi's. I have a Levi's western that is pretty thin by IH standards but it's something I frequently wear when it gets warm out. Plus, I can only wear my UHF's about 6 months out of the year, so having an ultra light option would mean being able to have shirts to wear going into summer. Blue Owl Workshop used to sell a couple of Westerns by Blue Blue Japan that were lighter weight, sadly, the fit didn't work for me so I had to pass them up. I don't know how practical this is for IH, let alone if it's the aesthetic that fits the IH mold. I just know if I had an ultra light IH western i'd wear the sh*t out of it.
IH has done poplin shirts but I agree, more lighter weight shirts are always welcome IMO.
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Cord won't happen. It sold like crap in Japan and I can't commit to the massive minimum quantities required for a corduroy run. And we aren't going to make stuff out of any old shitty corduroy that H has not designedc….Sorry
Makes complete sense, still a shame given to how amazing the fabric seems to be. I read in the thread the corduroy was your initial idea G, so cheers to spearheading a product that seems to have been ahead of its time…
Also, please don’t be offended/frustrated by our annual requests, they are the utmost compliment (at least IMHO :))
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Cargo pants but without the massive hem of previous ones. More modern cut.
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Navy Whipcord - 5 pocket 634 cut, red bobbin stitching, charcoal herringbone pocket bags.
Make a matching IHV-02 out of whipcord and take over the world.
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Navy Whipcord - 5 pocket 634 cut, red bobbin stitching, charcoal herringbone pocket bags.
Make a matching IHV-02 out of whipcord and take over the world.
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I'd like a CPO with a short, maybe square, tail. The CPOs are almost never worn tucked in so they don't need such a long tail. I love my IHSH-76, but I'm going to have it shortened because it looks suboptimal on my 5'9" frame.
I'd love a short tail CPO with the new black & beige denim…
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14oz Coveralls/BIB´s for summer country life.
