Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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Sort of is, because Haraki says so
"I know you said that these were difficult to make because of the construction, but you are wrong, take a look at this". Is a difficult conversation to have
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I would love to see a white hoodie with this as the crest on the front, with a design on the back in the same vein (that I’m not clever enough to think of).
I would settle for a sticker….
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I put this in the CPO thread, but adding here. A type 3 in 18oz vintage fabric would be excellent.
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@Sir_Cuffs-a-Lot all the banner image variations have been shared with Haraki for sticker approval, and those that he was happy with have been made already I am afraid.
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@jpvisual said in Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?:
I put this in the CPO thread, but adding here. A type 3 in 18oz vintage fabric would be excellent.
We are very well stocked in T3s, but less so in T1 and T2s, so perhaps we try one of those first
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Fair. I don’t really care and wouldn’t be in the market for one, but just thought I’d share that Levi’s has done this very thing (type 3 hickory stripe) more than once—I was actually looking for a different model I’d seen when I found this one.
My personal opinion is that
you’re going to have different fabric orientations with a type 3 due to the angular design. If it isn’t Wabash or hickory stripes askew, it will be the twill of the fabric itself. Just part of the deal when you have a design that isn’t orthogonal.upon inspection of my old T3 this is nonsense
fabric is oriented uniformly across all the seams -
Boooo!
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@Alex I might be in the minority, but I don't think there could ever be too many IH type 3s. Especially when most of them are sold out most of the year.
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@mclaincausey wow, this is a really incredibly well executed!
Flawless patching matching on the front
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Would the stretch denim ever be put into the XHS? Could tempt me to have a go if it was in the 666 or 634.
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Perhaps this exists already but anyway: I love the IH western cut for shirts, but find the western style flap-patch chest pockets largely ornamental and devoid of function. This is largely due to their small size, but also due to the fact that the flap prevents a nice way to slot in a pen or reading glasses etc. So: A western cut shirt, with either (preferred) work shirt style chest pockets (but larger so they can hold a smartphone fully), or traditional flap pockets, but large enough to store a phone and close the flap. Not sure where the heritage for the current style pockets comes from. I assume they were meant to hold a soft pack of cigarettes and a lighter or something?
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21l duck canvas rucksack <3.
