Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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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?
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When we originally released it, it sold very well. Then when we relaunched it, demand was a lot slower.
My view is that it is really a rather specialist denim, you need to work hard to get the best out of it and you can screw the denim up quite badly if you don't do the right things in the early days. It's also pretty pricey.
