Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

I'm sure it's probably too late for the spring stuff. But it would be awesome if you could make 4xl shirts a standard thing.

[theshigster]

IH-526V-XHSod… Please !

[mclaincausey]

@Giles:

We have an issue with the current batch of IHSH-75m the buttonholes are failing.  We are recalling all that are left with retailers and have taken ours off the website.  We know the cause, but the fix is difficult and the issue only becomes apparent when the button hole fails  If we can't find a satisfactory resolution, we will not make any more work shirts out of the 12oz denim…..

Would that include the wabby?

[manufc10]

@Giles:

We have an issue with the current batch of IHSH-75m the buttonholes are failing.  We are recalling all that are left with retailers and have taken ours off the website.  We know the cause, but the fix is difficult and the issue only becomes apparent when the button hole fails  If we can't find a satisfactory resolution, we will not make any more work shirts out of the 12oz denim…..

Damn.

[neph93]

@mclaincausey:

Would that include the wabby?

Different material I believe, so probably not.

[Giles]

@mclaincausey:

We have an issue with the current batch of IHSH-75, the buttonholes are failing.

Its a function of the warp/weft pitch and the pitch of the buttonhole sewing machine.  So is material specific

[mclaincausey]

Good, I thought I recalled a 12oz weight for the Wabash so wanted to make sure. One day I'd like one of them.

[Giles]

The wabby is 12, but the warp/weft pitch is different than on the 12oz indigo denim.

[JDelage]

@Giles:

We have an issue with the current batch of IHSH-75, the buttonholes are failing.  We are recalling all that are left with retailers and have taken ours off the website.  We know the cause, but the fix is difficult and the issue only becomes apparent when the button hole fails  If we can't find a satisfactory resolution, we will not make any more work shirts out of the 12oz denim…..

…or will make them with snaps.   

[Giles]

Discussed that, would rather retire the IHSH-75 than make it with snaps.  It is because it has buttons that people buy it instead of, or as well as a western in the same denim.

If we can't work out how to fix, we will look at make the shirt in a different denim.  14oz springs to mind…..

[JDelage]

Fair enough.

[Chad]

Is this an issue that can be repaired? I purchased one from Self Edge recently, and one of the buttonholes failed

[Giles]

It is a difficult repair, but not impossible.  If you take it back to SE, they will refund you.

[UnTucked]

@Giles:

14oz springs to mind…..

That's what I guessed the solution could be

[Peterpiper]

@Giles:

Discussed that, would rather retire the IHSH-75 than make it with snaps.  It is because it has buttons that people buy it instead of, or as well as a western in the same denim.

If we can't work out how to fix, we will look at make the shirt in a different denim.  14oz springs to mind…..

IHSH-75 is one of my favorite shirts, sad to see it go if it does, but the sound of a 14oz version puts a smile back on my face.

[manufc10]

@Giles:

Discussed that, would rather retire the IHSH-75 than make it with snaps.  It is because it has buttons that people buy it instead of, or as well as a western in the same denim.

If we can't work out how to fix, we will look at make the shirt in a different denim.  14oz springs to mind…..

I like the sound of that.

[Aetas]

@Giles:

H has decided to do a small run of the IHJ-29 for May/June.

Like my ‘First Zip’, but I miss a Double action front zipper.

[sabergirl]

Yep. That’s always been my obstacle to IH work and rider jackets. With a two-way zip, I would surely have caved on something by now. That new indigo serge looks mighty tasty.

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[Occupant]

Now that corduroy Type IIIs are back after a long hiatus, how about making an indigo model? The indigo cord shirts were quite nice looking and I would most definitely be into a jacket.

[mclaincausey]

I'd love a brown thermal Henley, perhaps sulphur dyed.