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

[gaseousclay]

Shirting

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[Giles]

If it is shirting, then plenty of options coming in SS20…..

[Penny_pants]

Yes shirting sorry. Glad to hear there will be plenty to choose from, looking forward to grabbing a few.

[Bill C]

A windproof lightweight V-neck cotton (Millerain?) vest with a couple of useful handwarmer pockets and a cinch back, would be a go-to spring/autumn garment for me - stay warm but show off your IH shirt 

[dert]

Another indigo herringbone workshirt like the IHSH-165 please.

[neph93]

@dert:

Another indigo herringbone workshirt like the IHSH-165 please.

Sad story but that fabric sold surprisingly slowly, (which is insane, given how beautiful it is). It is rare that poor sellers get remade, but never say never.

[mclaincausey]

I don't get why that and the 35 didn't sell. And I've said it before, a 35 in a Western would be cool.

My wife has been looking at sherpa lined denim jacket, which made me wonder if IH could elevate that style. Real shearling may be a bridge too far for a denim variant (though a Simmons Bilt shearling coat in the style of a type 3 could be cool) but maybe alpaca or something else instead of the standard (polyester?) fleece.

[AdamJ]

Alpaca lined type III is a great shout :o

Personally not a fan of sherpa lining, particularly when visible on the collar but that's down to preference.

Blanket lined 21oz Type III is not outside the realms of possibility.

[mclaincausey]

Yeah, to me the white polyester sherpa looks cheap. That's why I was trying to think of a way IH could somehow improve it.

Blanket line all the things! Also not averse to UHF fabric as a liner

[gaseousclay]

@mclaincausey:

Also not averse to UHF fabric as a liner

+1 [emoji106]

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[jdl1279]

I'll ask again since the timing is opportune…blanket lined duck work jacket...willing to barter favors at your discretion

[mclaincausey]

That makes a lot of sense to me. Not tryina hijack your idea, but I could see a brown corduroy collar on that.

[jdl1279]

We're 100% on the same page

[motojobobo]

Would there be any interest in a tonally stitched version of this lined type III?

[sabergirl]

Yes to any/all of these ideas with tonal stitching.

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[mclaincausey]

Now I'm just getting obnoxious. Chocolate brown alpaca lined tonal stitched corduroy type 3

[gaseousclay]

I’d like to see a duck modified type III with brown cord collar. I realize it would look similar to the first zip duck jacket but I’m thinking it would look especially cool in type III form. Or a black duck type III/black cord collar. Or a navy duck/navy cord collar [emoji848]

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[Mario3309]

I would love if IHUK would have sleeve hemming services in the future. For people who don’t ride motorcycles:)
Probably quite difficult but surely not impossible?

[neph93]

@Mario3309:

Probably quite difficult but surely not impossible?

Not impossible, but certainly more of a spesialist tailoring job than simple hemming. You have to remove the cuff, while maintaining it’s integrity, cut a new gusset, possibly alter and move buttons/buttonholes then re-attach the cuff.

If IH take 20USD for a hemming job on jeans you’d be looking at 100USD to have shirt arms hemmed. And with all respect to the otherwise very talented crew in Gosport, I don’t think any of them are trained tailors.

[Mario3309]

Agreed. It’s a much more complicated task, but I think could be worth it for some people. The recent Storm Rider would have a perfect product for it (although even more difficult because of the lines sleeves)…