Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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I know I've said it before, as have others, but I want indigo jeans that never, ever fade. Instead of superblack, they'd be super blue, and they'd have to be indigo warp and weft. 634, of course, so maybe designation IH-634SSII. All tonal stitching, except for a bright red W.
Overdye a standard 21oz 634 in Indigo?
Not sure that would even work, but hey lol [emoji23]
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That's actually on my project list, although I'm going to start with a pair of Red Cloud jeans that I've had for years and never worn because I don't like the fit. Once I finish tapering and hemming them, then I'll dye them. Since I no longer have a garage/workshop, that's not going to happen anytime soon.
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Down jacket (Black/Tan/Camo)
Military green/camo m65
IH underwear
Mountain parka (similar to Woolrich/Nigel Cabourn)
Sourvenir jacket with IH motorbike embroidery
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IH underwear
made with 25oz overdyed indigo denim to maximize chafing and give you blue balls
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21oz superblack, flannel lined, mid-length hooded work jacket with flannel lined patch pockets
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Would also like to see IH do a version of this, but made from SB denim with a Sherpa lined Hood.
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Not all of us stand on cold soccer sidelines through the winter…
Soccer ???
Where are you from again?
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Also, speaking as someone who has spent many years on the touchline of many football pitches, I can honestly say I have never seen anyone wearing a long Levi's ranch jacket
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With the 21/23oz making a return in the 888 cut, any chance we may see it return in the 634 cut?
I got the 666 from the market and I realize up until the 888 cut this denim was retired (due to not selling well??) but its fucking amazing. I dare say its a very, very close second to my all time favorite 25oz and maybe if I had it in the 634 cut it would surpass the 25oz as my favorite.
While I am fairly certain I know the answer is "no", just thought I would ask anyway…
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Such a shame! The UHR denim is incredible and it really is surprising it didn't receive the appreciation it deserves.
shame. i agree..
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@Giles any clue as to why there wasn't a huge demand for this denim considering it's such a great fabric?
