Random questions to which you seek an answer
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@RobeOfTheMagi said in Random questions to which you seek an answer:
Out of all your fabrics, what would you say is the most durable? I suppose the 17oz duck?
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@RobeOfTheMagi all of them?
17oz duck is a beast as you say, but I am yet to find a fabric that we make that I have deemed "soft" or non-durable.
Any of our denims will take a serious beating to be compromised. Our 12oz wabash, whilst objectively lighter than XHS denim, is an absolute tank. The 12oz whipcord is another example of a fabric that I would class as highly durable despite not being super tough in hand
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Cheers Adam!
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@Alex got it , thanks for your reply
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I'm looking for my first IH denim western shirt and I have no idea which one to get. Any recommendations for a solid first choice? I'm not really looking into acquiring a large amount of denim shirts; I'd rather have one that I commit some time to.
I know It a very broad question but there might be some forum favourites :).
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@RobeOfTheMagi Easy answer for me and it would be one of the IHSH-33’s. Pick your colour and you can’t go wrong.
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It's settled then :).
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Well not quite. I want blue denim. But contrast stitching or not?
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@RobeOfTheMagi awesome pickup, the 33 was my first iron heart shirt too.
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@RobeOfTheMagi excellent choice!
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@RobeOfTheMagi 33B was my first IH piece...its crazy soft at this point and I will keep it forever!!
I was going to throw the 295s into the mix. I LOVE the 14oz as a shirt denim.
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Hello everybody, just joined the forum. I was wondering if there some sort of Levi's/Iron Heart similarity chart. For example a Levis 501 is similar to a 666, a Levis 514 similar to a 633, etc. I have already measured my preferred jeans and know i can try and compare all measurements one by one on the size charts. But I would like to hear from actual people who have worn both or are trying to figure out the same as me.
I couldn't find using the Search function. If by any chance someone has already seen a thread on this I'm apologizing in advance and can you point me in the right direction.
