Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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I totally understand that demand is higher for the westerns. I probably should have been clearer that I was mostly talking about non-UHF workshirts. Most of these have been in blue/indigo color ways of late. It’s not that I don’t like blue, just that I have so much of it already. I’d be interested in a brown chambray. I really liked both the khaki and olive ripstop, but it seemed like the western cut wouldn’t have worked for me.
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I really like this style of work shirt, in my opinion, this is also very classic, I hope to launch similar styles in the future, thank you! -
Asymmetric pockets make my brain itch.
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Asymmetric pockets make my brain itch.
Momotaro and SDA do this with their shirts. Not a fan of this look
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Same ^^^
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I feel sure I saw a shirt on the Selfedge website last year that had one of the breast pockets turned upside down. That really looked weird to me. Can't find it now and have no idea who it was made by.
Asymmetrical I'm fine with, though, if it's practical in nature.
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I feel sure I saw a shirt on the Selfedge website last year that had one of the breast pockets turned upside down. That really looked weird to me. Can't find it now and have no idea who it was made by.
Asymmetrical I'm fine with, though, if it's practical in nature.
3sixteen?
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I'd love to buy a 21oz OD or 23oz double indigo Type 1 jacket from Iron Heart in the future!!
I saw the 21oz black x beige Type 1 jacket you sampled last year (I believe) and it looks great!
I, unfortunately, got into raw denim too late and missed out on the Pronto collab 14oz OD type 1 jacket
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Asymmetric pockets make my brain itch.
Momotaro and SDA do this with their shirts. Not a fan of this look
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Fourthed
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Fifthed!
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I have some IH shirt with asymmetrical pockets (e.g. left breast with pen pocket on a work shirt) and have seen it on some outerwear, though I think this style of shirt is of an earlier era of work wear than IH typically patterns on. I'd be surprised to see it but it would be novel in such a heavy Wabash.
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I think I'm with the majority here in saying that I prefer a symmetrical design. There are so many cool jackets and shirts out there that are, in my opinion, ruined by asymmetrical and wacky repro pocket designs. It works for other people but it's just not for me.
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I think I'm with the majority here in saying that I prefer a symmetrical design. There are so many cool jackets and shirts out there that are, in my opinion, ruined by asymmetrical and wacky repro pocket designs. It works for other people but it's just not for me.
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I very much dislike those pockets, along with the other vintage worksheet details: watch pockets, cigarette pack pockets, chin tab, ventilated yokes. A little bit goes a long way. Not a fan of double elbows either but those are fairly discrete.
I do like a pen slot…
I actually find the pen slot on the UHFs don’t fit most modern pens. With a flapless pocket I don’t really see the point. But it is unobtrusive enough that I don’t mind it being there.
The asymmetrical pockets on Pike Bros workshirts kept me from buying and ultimately led me to IH, so I do have to thank them for that.
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Agreed, they are really more like pencil pockets. They look cool, but a little more space would be great for pens of various sorts.
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I actually find the pen slot on the UHFs don’t fit most modern pens. With a flapless pocket I don’t really see the point. But it is unobtrusive enough that I don’t mind it being there.
Same here. The slot is actually pretty useful for pencils, as non-mechanical ones don't have a clip, so it keeps them upright and accessible. Pens are easy to just clip into place. But, as you said, the slots are unobtrusive, so it's not really a big deal. Making them large enough that a Sharpie marker would fit easily would still be nice, though.
