IHSH-33-OD - 12oz Selvedge Denim Western Shirt - Indigo Overdyed Black

[Rangadello]

This shirt was my first piece of Iron Heart clothing... It's my favorite shirt! 3.5 years, a couple hand washes, and aging beautifully if I may say so myself!

[Peterldavey]

@Rangadello looks amazing

[bluemantra]

Is this planned for a restock as well?

[AdamJ]

@bluemantra yes, should be here next week

[Ross]

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IHSH-33-OD Restock

Monday, 29 April 2024
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[Karol]

@Ross is this going to be the new reactive OD or the sulphur one?

[Ross]

@Karol These will now be reactive the same as the more recent 21oz overdyed jeans

[Karol]

@Ross thanks!!!

[pechelman]

So these will be even more stubborn faders then if I understand the difference between reactive vs. sulphur dyeing correctly?

Curious to see the product images if there's the same difference with applying the hardware after OD like the latest 21oz jeans with shiny/unoxidized rivets.

[DeeDee85]

@pechelman I’ve been thinking about this too certainly makes me treasure my older OD stuff more knowing the oxidised hardware will eventually be done away with altogether.

[T4920]

@pechelman said in IHSH-33-OD - 12oz Selvedge Denim Western Shirt - Indigo Overdyed Black:

So these will be even more stubborn faders then if I understand the difference between reactive vs. sulphur dyeing correctly?

I remember reading about a newly developed reactive dying technique that allows for much greater fading potential than the one that was previously being used.

I think it was explained in the product descriptions for some of the SS24 pieces, but can't remember which ones for the life of me...

[Ross]

@pechelman More stubborn - possibly, but it won't stay jet black forever, the potential is definitely there! My experience with an IHSH-323-OD (one of our early forays into reactive overdying) is that it did still fade/wear, especially in those high wear areas... I should really get some pics of that one up in the relevant place at some stage to demonstrate...

@DeeDee85 the oxidised hardware was definitely cool but also serves as a good reminder of why it was phased out; any concoction potent enough to oxidise copper to that extent that quickly isn't exactly easy to dispose of safely

[T4920]

@T4920 said in IHSH-33-OD - 12oz Selvedge Denim Western Shirt - Indigo Overdyed Black:

@pechelman said in IHSH-33-OD - 12oz Selvedge Denim Western Shirt - Indigo Overdyed Black:

So these will be even more stubborn faders then if I understand the difference between reactive vs. sulphur dyeing correctly?

I remember reading about a newly developed reactive dying technique that allows for much greater fading potential than the one that was previously being used.

I think it was explained in the product descriptions for some of the SS24 pieces, but can't remember which ones for the life of me...

Here it is, from the IHSH-382-PUR product page.

[DeeDee85]

@Ross completely understand that, if it helps save the planet, the least I can do is try and beat my own snaps up

[AdamC]

Sizing chart added to first post. Please note that the product may temporarily be disabled while we prepare for restock on Monday 29 April at 1600BST

[Ross]

RESTOCK

[68degreesorless]

[David Walker]

68degreesorless is that definitely the overdyed 33? I have had mine for a month it keeps dyeing my hands but can't imagine how long it takes to look as awesome as yours!!

[68degreesorless]

@David-Walker Yes, it definitely is. Mine was purchased in '21 or '22. Been washed a bunch bc I sweat a lot so can't go multiple wears without washing. Great shirt - hope your enjoy yours.

[Boit]

@68degreesorless amazing interesting to see that with wear and frequent washing, the sulfer based dyes over the 12oz indigo-white turn to a smokey blue. Really nice to be reminded that. I remember seeing something similar in 2008-2009 of worn IH OD and jumping on the bandwagon then