The Evolution of Iron Heart

[mclaincausey]

Thanks fellas here is another

This tear:

Up close:

[Mizmazzle]

@mclaincausey I love macro photography. I used to have the Canon 100L lens and that thing was so good at this sort of thing.

[Jett129]

@mclaincausey Love it,are they done with a phone?

[J-IV]

Great shots @mclaincausey

All of my "accidents" are crotch blowout related. Go figure

[mclaincausey]

@Jett129 iPhone 15 Pro Max

[Jett129]

@mclaincausey That’s great,I have the 14 Pro Max,never thought to try anything like that.

[A Former User]

The macromodus on the new iPhones is really cool!

[Daniel San]

22oz fades

[mclaincausey]

I think it’s probably largely done with software. You can use each lens via selecting zoom and it still works. Here’s 5x

[A Former User]

[mclaincausey]

7.5oz slub after several years of wash and wear

[Oaktavia]

@mclaincausey there was a 7.5 slub tshirt(s)? I think I might actually have a similar one I picked up secondhand and was wondering why it had more texutre...

[mclaincausey]

@Oaktavia yeah they still make them. Here’s one. Vastly superior to the 6.5oz IMO

[Oaktavia]

@mclaincausey I agree and have about a dozen of 7.5oz shirts, I just didn't know they were considered "slub" shirts.

[mclaincausey]

@Oaktavia they’re considered loopwheel shirts; the slub is just a feature that emerges

[Oaktavia]

@mclaincausey ah, I think I understand now. So less prominent slubs for example, compared to the slubby flannels or denim. Rather, the shirt has a subby like texture from the loopwheel process...right?

[mclaincausey]

Yeah—“slub” wasn’t describing a special fabric, just a characteristic of this particular shirt’s 7.5oz Wakayama loop wheeled fabric that has emerged as it’s aged.

[T4920]

Overdyed Denim Comparison
Jacket - 19oz LHT (1 year of sporadic wear)
Jeans - 18oz Vintage (1 week of daily wear)

[mclaincausey]

Cords

[SKT]

@mclaincausey very cool and it kinda looks like a bath mat