Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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There have always been and still are real MOP snap upgrade, just not for the heavy duty…
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There have always been and still are real MOP snap upgrade, just not for the heavy duty…
https://www.ironheart.co.uk/pimping/ih-snap-up.htmlAh - yes, I see. When I ordered the IHSH-33-Black the "upgrade your snaps" sent me to the heavyweight snaps and I didn't pay attention to the fact that it was a different page than when I got the kanreki. My bad.
Let me rephrase my suggestion then: I'm eager to see a MOP heavyweight snap when IH finds a good candidate for this.
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A few thoughts/quesitons rolling around in my head;
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UHF onesie, with a buttoned trap door
seriously tho, UHF jammy pants would be awesome -
UHF lined 634 or 888 (After spending several days in MN in mid January where it didn't get above 5°F mid-day and dropped below -20° at night, I thought this was a good idea. Usually the CO Rockies in winter have temps that warrant warm pants, but this year it's like winter has never come.)
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Question: any plans to do 888-XHS? (sorry if this has already been asked and answered)
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Question: any plans to do a heavier version of the 18oz vintage denim, like in the 23-25oz range?
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Regardless of anything else I suspect UHF jammy bottoms would cost upwards of 400USD and the price of UHF lined jeans doesn’t bare thinking about. Given there is only so much Aspero available I think making shirts would be a safer commercial decision.
I’d be ecstatic if we got some 888-XHS. Giles mentioned that H was developing a new version of the UHR too which sounds like it may fit your second question. I’d love some vintage style heavy stuff too.
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Self Edge did flannel lined jeans years ago, and I think Kiya mentioned once that they were a nightmare to make. If I remember correctly, they also went on clearance to sell the last few pairs. Neither of those is a good sign for doing that again…
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Yeah, I was thinking about the logistics of making them after I saw the suggestion and I could see given the price point, exclusivity of potential customers, and the process of making them how you definitely could run into an issue with moving units.
That being said, I would probably buy a pair (depending on price), but I know I am in the minority on that…
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Aside from price point, I fail to see the need or attraction. If it’s that cold then layers are your best bet anyway, so long johns. Technical speaking, wool is much better to have closest to the skin in cold weather than cotton, and why waste all the good flannel on lining legs? Lining of a jacket I could get on board with, but not jeans.
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Aside from price point, I fail to see the need or attraction. If it’s that cold then layers are your best bet anyway, so long johns. Technical speaking, wool is much better to have closest to the skin in cold weather than cotton, and why waste all the good flannel on lining legs? Lining of a jacket I could get on board with, but not jeans.
I wear thermals everday during the winter months. Suits me just fine unless it dips into subzero temps. Flannel lined denim would make me melt indoors. Agree though that layers are best
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Aside from price point, I fail to see the need or attraction. If it’s that cold then layers are your best bet anyway, so long johns. Technical speaking, wool is much better to have closest to the skin in cold weather than cotton, and why waste all the good flannel on lining legs? Lining of a jacket I could get on board with, but not jeans.
Given where you live, I'd assume lined jeans might be appealing to you for some situations. I agree on the sentiments: - lined jeans are a small market, primarily for outdoor use. Indoors would be too warm. However in New England where I grew up in old, uninsulated houses, wearing warm layers indoors in winter is/was common; using aspero cotton is certainly not the best application of this fabric, so a lining should be something else.
Unless it's good quality wool that has a soft face (merino, etc.), wool is irritating. Cotton is soft and has decent insulating properties, but it absorbs water water, unlike wool, and will make you dangerously cold if active in cold temps. In the mountain communities where I live cotton is know as Death Cloth. ???
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^ exactly the problem. Cotton lined jeans here would probably freeze on your legs. The standard longs used in Norway are indeed made of very finely spun wool, often but not always merino. They are very soft and comfortable. Giving a lady friend a full set of quality wool underwear is considered very romantic in fact.
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If I had UHF lined jeans I'd wear them commando… I know, unnecessary information for you guys, but hey, that's what I'd do.
Speaking of warm clothing, has the idea of a zipped duck hoody ever been brought up? Lined with UHF, alpaca or whatnot...?
(ooooh, brown duck lined with red x black buffalo!)
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^ exactly the problem. Cotton lined jeans here would probably freeze on your legs. The standard longs used in Norway are indeed made of very finely spun wool, often but not always merino. They are very soft and comfortable. Giving a lady friend a full set of quality wool underwear is considered very romantic in fact.
Yes, wool as laying for the win. As sexy as UHF lined jeans sounds, it wouldn't be the best option to keep warm (and dry) in Northern climates.
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How did the previous run(s) of flannel-lined type 3 jackets sell? A fella in the UK was selling one like a year ago on Grailed and it looked amazing
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I think he meant this:
https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=7102.msg386833#msg386833
