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

[Chris]

@neph93:

@Giles:

Solid UHF's tend to be hard to sell because it is virtually impossible to capture the beauty of the fabric in a photograph…

True story. The irony being that IRL that beauty of the weave and texture comes through even more precisely because of the simplicity

Yeah, the solid ones are phenomenal.  I remember walking down an aisle at IHUK once and I literally stopped and went back to look at one.  They're really the only UHFs that truly tempt me…

[Giles]

As a good friend of mine from Kentucky said…"I love your salads"...

[neph93]

@Giles:

As a good friend of mine from Kentucky said…"I love your salads"...

Took me a while to work that one out… like 16hrs [emoji38]

[Giles]

He also says

Key larm pah

[Patina]

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[Sage954]

Has there ever been a corduroy CPO. Possibly blanket or preferably quilt lined. I find the quilt lining much easier to move the arms with the reduced friction.

[Jett129]

I was recently wearing one of my corduroy westerns and found myself looking/wishing for the pockets. Good idea.

[neph93]

@Sage954:

Has there ever been a corduroy CPO. Possibly blanket or preferably quilt lined. I find the quilt lining much easier to move the arms with the reduced friction.

Plus one on quilt linings. The colour matching opportunities with quilt are excellent too.

Otherwise no cord CPO as far as I can remember. Sounds lovely to me.

[The_Bourbon_Denim_Guy]

@Giles:

He also says

Key larm pah

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[gaseousclay]

I would like to see more single yoke western flannels, like the kanreki.

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[neph93]

@gaseousclay:

I would like to see more single yoke western flannels, like the kanreki.

I’m also a fan of that style.

[gaseousclay]

I just want to break up the monotony of having mostly double yoke western uhf's in my closet. I love them but like variety too

[Jett129]

I’ve seen some people who put the single Yoke in the front,which I would prefer on a single yoke shirt. I also have a really cool hybrid work/western that has patch pockets with snaps,and front and back yokes.

[mclaincausey]

My IHSH-49 shacket has blanket lining on the body and quilted nylon lining on the sleeves–that to me is the best way to do it:

[Giles]

Unless I m mistaken, that's what we do with all our blanket lined stuff….

[A Former User]

If y’all ever decide to run a UHF lined CPO, my vote is for ALL UHF, no nylon. No nylon EVER. It might make sense when combined with itchy wool blanket fabric, but double brushed UHF beats plastic nylon every minute of every day

[Jett129]

While I think a UHF lined CPO would be next level/cool AF. I can’t imagine it costing less than $500,and it would be worth every penny.

[A Former User]

Yea no doubt. I just wanted to offer another perspective on nylon. The patent of nylon and the subsequent market and regulatory manipulations from DuPont led to many terrible events in human history. A UHF CPO would be quintessential Iron Heart, of course, but there are already many examples of quintessential Iron Heart, so maybe not a necessity.

[The_Bourbon_Denim_Guy]

There is ALWAYS a necessity for quintessential Iron Heart, ALWAYS [emoji158][emoji119][emoji6]

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[Jett129]

And I was thinking a UHF/CPO would be what I would need/a necessity to visit you in Alaska.