New ideas for UHFs
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That's the one I was referring to.
Isn’t that UES?
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Wearing mine today….
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@Tidal it Looks awesome! How heavy is it compared to a UHF?
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I'm sad that the last batch of solid UHF's sold slowly, because they were GORGEOUS. I think we may be unlikely to see more solid anytime soon… Especially indigo dyed, because that would likely be around $450
https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=10708.msg575068#msg575068
Plain = Solid in G-speak
The general issue with Solid (or plain) colours on an online site is that it is very hard to convey the details of the fabric. With a lot of our solid colours, they sell far better in-store than online
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@Max:
@Tidal it Looks awesome! How heavy is it compared to a UHF?
@ Max Power thanks, I tend to wear it a lot. I would say it sits between something like the 137 and a UHF- its heavy, but no where near uhf heavy. This works out well for me- I can be confident that most days it’ll be good in the office where a UHF can get too hot. This was taken from the UES ig feed, is hopefully were mine will end up (is currently more like the one at the back)
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We have agreed to look at this one again though
Just know @Alex , I am going to be a bit of a nag about checking in on this on
The green colourway has been a grail of mine, but never been able to pull the trigger on due to IH's shirt sleeve lengths during the period it was originally run.
I'm very excited at the possibility
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I'm guessing H is dead-set against it, since I don't recall having seen it on IH, but a lot of Western snap shirts have the placket rotated 45 degrees to break up the pattern. I'm not sure whether or not I'd prefer something like that, but thought I'd mention it.
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After seeing that Black/Orange Indigofera flannel at Blue Owl, I'm pretty excited to see what IH comes up with. Sick colorway.
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I'm guessing H is dead-set against it, since I don't recall having seen it on IH, but a lot of Western snap shirts have the placket rotated 45 degrees to break up the pattern. I'm not sure whether or not I'd prefer something like that, but thought I'd mention it.
I've seen this on Rogue Territory's shirts recently, or maybe it was a shirt from last year and it's not a good look imo. It's almost seizure inducing. I think being a bit ocd doesn't help me either – I tend to prefer some symmetry on the shirts I wear
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I'm guessing H is dead-set against it, since I don't recall having seen it on IH, but a lot of Western snap shirts have the placket rotated 45 degrees to break up the pattern. I'm not sure whether or not I'd prefer something like that, but thought I'd mention it.
I've seen this on Rogue Territory's shirts recently, or maybe it was a shirt from last year and it's not a good look imo. It's almost seizure inducing. I think being a bit ocd doesn't help me either – I tend to prefer some symmetry on the shirts I wear
Well, it's arguably symmetric with the yoke and pockets, which are at the same rotation.
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I'm guessing H is dead-set against it, since I don't recall having seen it on IH, but a lot of Western snap shirts have the placket rotated 45 degrees to break up the pattern. I'm not sure whether or not I'd prefer something like that, but thought I'd mention it.
I've seen this on Rogue Territory's shirts recently, or maybe it was a shirt from last year and it's not a good look imo. It's almost seizure inducing. I think being a bit ocd doesn't help me either – I tend to prefer some symmetry on the shirts I wear
Well, it's arguably symmetric with the yoke and pockets, which are at the same rotation.
That's why I said I prefer some symmetry
Yoke and pockets aside, I prefer the placket to align with the body so it provides balance to the rest of the shirt. -
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I'm not sure if symmetry is the right word then, since it doesn't favor one side or the other any more than the yokes and pockets. I would agree that it makes for a louder shirt.
That said, I have a theory that this rotation on all of those elements is grounded in saving money against the cost and hassle of trying to match patterns.
