Random Love (anti-rants)
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Glad your mother is on the mend Mike.
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@Filthy 21/23oz junkie my mom had open heart surgery a few years ago. Scary for sure, and she was tired and perpetually “winded” for a while, but she went on her walks regularly and is now back to full speed. Hopefully the surgery goes well and she can stay positive through the recovery. It may be slow going but you can still improve later in life. I wish you guys the best!
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Hey Mike, I’m sorry to hear about this.
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Thanks for all the encouragement guys
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The IH forum has got to be the easiest place to upload photos..
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@Filthy 21/23oz junkie : encouragement and good wishes from me as well. I know so well how you feel, my mum underwent heart surgery a few years ago, and since her situation was not judged to be immediately life threatening, and it was a scorchingly hot summer with new, urgent cases coming in permanently, her surgery date was postponed several times. I was not very far from a nervous breakdown.
She's still with us, and I'm sure and so wish for you it will be the same with yours. Chin up, mate! And every good thought from here. -
I am glad your mum is okay. Mine has her procedure on Wednesday. I'm hopeful for the best.
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Hope everything goes well, Mike.
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Cheers to the IHUK customer experience. For the short time that I’ve been dealing with IHUK I’ve felt very comfortable and have been very happy with the customer service. Wether it’s response to inquiry emails, this forum, shipping, returns and exchanges etc. top to bottom it’s a pleasure. Not to mention the clothes! A recent experience with another vendor made me appreciate IHUK even more. You’re killing it. Happy holidays
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All the best to you and your Mum Mike.
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Thanks to the crew for adding choclate goodness to my last order
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Progress. It's an extremely hard thing to do, and continuously do well. One of the things I feel that Iron Heart has mastered is taking what has been done, and perfecting it.
Last month I was at a friends place, checking out a lot of older IH gear (think IHSH-30 and older), and it was amazing to compare the construction of the older stuff compared to the newer pieces that come out. The details were remarkable to have been done so well for the 2008-2012 timeframe, but what impresses me more is how even better the gear is made now. It's no surprise that IH (Shirts specifically) are made extremely well - it's evident by me sitting here in a shirt nearly 10 years old that looks brand new without a single broken stitch, but to look at how well the stitching is done now is truly a masterpiece.
I wish more companies would focus on improving quality as well as creating interesting things, as I feel a lot of (even high end) companies are grasping for creativity and putting perfection to the wayside.
Thanks IH for doing what you do. It does not go unnoticed.
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Preach^^
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Progress. It's an extremely hard thing to do, and continuously do well. One of the things I feel that Iron Heart has mastered is taking what has been done, and perfecting it.
Last month I was at a friends place, checking out a lot of older IH gear (think IHSH-30 and older), and it was amazing to compare the construction of the older stuff compared to the newer pieces that come out. The details were remarkable to have been done so well for the 2008-2012 timeframe, but what impresses me more is how even better the gear is made now. It's no surprise that IH (Shirts specifically) are made extremely well - it's evident by me sitting here in a shirt nearly 10 years old that looks brand new without a single broken stitch, but to look at how well the stitching is done now is truly a masterpiece.
I wish more companies would focus on improving quality as well as creating interesting things, as I feel a lot of (even high end) companies are grasping for creativity and putting perfection to the wayside.
Thanks IH for doing what you do. It does not go unnoticed.
Wholeheartedly agree.. Across the board too, the 888 with the heavier pockets, the jackets! thinking particularly of the reversible liner jacket with triple stitching around pockets, the extraordinary painstaking detailed stitching of the entire jacket, two sets of buttons instead of a zipper- then go to Macy's or Barney's and see clothing much more costly and nowhere near the craftsmanship or material quality of IH.
