Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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@Filthy:
I thought these ideas would have been a lot more popular than they are.
I’ve always fancied a pair of the overalls, not least since you got your double knee ones a while back. I showed Hot Ingrid a picture of @Chap in his duck ones recently and she threatened me to divorce me if got a pair [emoji1]
21oz LHT in the 888 is a little dream of mine too.
I know the overalls aren't that popular. But I was talking about indigo x indigo 21 oz denim. Either like regular 21 oz denim or UHR. I think this would be pretty amazing.
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This work shirt would be very nice in knitted cotton or cotton-linen or something lightweight like that. Superblack. On back side there is the same yoke as on front side. Breast pockets without buttons. Black bakelite buttons.
Is n't nice?
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I do that see many people doing straight yokes like that.
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I searches the whole www for this shirt….
N o t h i n g to find.
Movie shirt of "Hang 'Em high" 1968, Clint Eastwood. -
@nietenhosen might be able to sort you out @Eisenherz
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@Eisenherz it is a lovely shirt. The IHSH-163 has a nice straight back yoke and repeating it on the front with the buttonless patch pocketas would be cool.
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Nice shirt indeed.
I see it as an overshirt/shacket in black moleskin.
Black buttons (as seen on IHSH-54) and maybe side pockets. -
I´d love to have a Type I XHSib. That will be a killer jacket.
I could be wrong but I believe that there's technical issues with making an XHS jacket. Something about the sleeve hole in the body being too thick.
Yes indeed.
The 25oz is so thick that all the felled seams on a denim jacket make it a difficult design challenge to execute well. H managed to 25oz type III vest with all the seams of the front, but the point the arm joins the body in a jacket is full of seams going in all directions that need to be fixed.
Never say never though.
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@nietenhosen might be able to sort you out @Eisenherz
I saw the pic above, and immediately thought of him too.
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I'd love to see a super heavyweight 23oz or up type III as well. I understand the difficulty in building that though. Just like with a leather jacket, the folds and seams become to much to work with and you can't skive denim seems…but I would be all over a super heavyweight, blanket lined type III. Baring that a sherpa lined 21oz would be something of a grail piece for me as well. I will wait patiently for the blanket lined 101j.
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Are there any further developments re: a XHSod vest ?
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I´d love to have a Type I XHSib. That will be a killer jacket.
I could be wrong but I believe that there's technical issues with making an XHS jacket. Something about the sleeve hole in the body being too thick.
Yes indeed.
The 25oz is so thick that all the felled seams on a denim jacket make it a difficult design challenge to execute well. H managed to 25oz type III vest with all the seams of the front, but the point the arm joins the body in a jacket is full of seams going in all directions that need to be fixed.
Never say never though.
So, I was thinking about this, and I had this idea… What about a jacket with a 25oz body and 21oz arms? Then OD it when you're done to even out any colour differences in the denims. It would certainly be unique! This would of course be assuming that attaching 21oz arms to a 25oz body would be easier than doing all 25oz. Just a bit of theoretical daydreaming on my part... I finally own a Lefty OD, so I have no need for another denim Type III
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The 21oz and 25oz are very different denims. Even with OD-ing there would be a noticeable difference in hand and structure. They'd fade and stretch differently too. Not my intention to completely dump over your creative idea, but I guess that's what I just did, sorry
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The 21oz and 25oz are very different denims. Even with OD-ing there would be a noticeable difference in hand and structure. They'd fade and stretch differently too. Not my intention to completely dump over your creative idea, but I guess that's what I just did, sorry
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