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

[Dstauffer]

So for me, the unsung heroes of these past couple seasons have been the hoodies and zip-ups….I find myself wearing a hoodie or zip pretty much everyday.

While, I hope to see more colorways in the future, BUT I would LOVE to see IH do a camo iteration here in the near future.

[Vaperfavour1313]

As I’m currently sweating, bring back the white wabash. Lol, ugh, Texas heat.

[atm23]

25oz 1955S

[Matt]

If non selvedge double indigo duck 816s came back I’d buy them at any price.  I’d buy 888s at normal price.

[webmal]

Make a 634 with slimmer legs i.e. a 633 copy

Change the arcuates or something so it's not the same

I bet my bottom dollar it will sell like hot cakes

[Giles]

They would sell like crack, but we've given Self Edge exclusivity to the cut. So it won't happen.

[webmal]

@Giles:

we've given Self Edge exclusivity to the cut.

Change the cut then, make it 32" inseam only

Where there’s a will, there’s a way

[Giles]

There is no will, because we don't want to piss off our largest retailer

[Raisinoux]

Was thinking the other day … Why Wabash fabric is always double indigo ? Is it a question of tradition and heritage or would it be possible to do a white weft, black weft, OD versions of wabash products ? 

[Vincerpzo]

How about making. A 18/21oz  ma1 denim bomber jacket with elasticated  cuffs and waistband.
18/21oz Harrington G9.
Take my money lol.

[mclaincausey]

My thinking is that it is a nod to the way wabash (which pre-dates denim at least as a work wear fabric) was originally produced. They would print starch spots onto a fabric and then garment dye it in indigo, and the starch spots wouldn't take the dye, leaving behind the dotted pattern. So, being garment-dyed (or overdyed in IH parlance), it resembled what Haraki has created more than it would a white-wefted denim with dots on it.

What's interesting about Haraki's approach is that it is not a garment-dyed technique, it is rope dying warp and weft and using discharge dying (bleaching a dotted pattern). But it more reselmbles that original technique.

I think it's very clever.

Everything you're suggesting is possible, and I do think a fugitive overdye could be interesting on the fabric.

I'm not sure whether The Flat Head still makes Wabash shirts, but theirs are discharge dyed, white-wefted denim.

@Raisinoux

[Oaktavia]

Has anyone said 25oz indigo/black vest?

[Joberwocky]

I love my 7oz soft flannel.  I do t know how universally popular they were, but if annually the fabric was offered in a different solid monotone in either a work or western cut I would be interested every time.  The fabric just feels so different than all my otherr IH stuff

[Joberwocky]

@Oaktavia:

Has anyone said 25oz indigo/black vest?

Ive been really flip flopping on if I need a 25 oz vest, but a IB variant would have me queueing up for sure

[Jett129]

Some of us were pushing/pleading for a 21OZ IB Vest.

[neph93]

21oz or 25oz ib would be a no brainer for me too…

[Daniel San]

21oz ib would be awesome

[John Galt]

I totally agree - I’m also hoping for the release of an IH-526SVib (21oz Selvedge Denim Modified Type III Vest - Indigo Black) - please?!

[Raisinoux]

Thanks for the explanations ^^ A OD wabash would be great

[Bill C]

@Joberwocky:

I love my 7oz soft flannel.  I do t know how universally popular they were, but if annually the fabric was offered in a different solid monotone in either a work or western cut I would be interested every time.  The fabric just feels so different than all my otherr IH stuff

+1 - my two lightweight IH flannels are super-versatile in my experience (UK, muggy, overcast, you get the idea …)