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Are these two items made from different Wabash fabrics? The IHC-10 Work Cap seems to be a different type of blue and the bleached dots appear slightly bigger and of a different tint of white. The weft also appears different, with the hat I can see the white dots through the weft while I can't see it with the 227. They are both pretty faded and the shades are quite different.
Anyone know if these are different versions of Wabby?
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Very possibly. The very first Wabash we did in 2010/11, we made into IH-811. Haraki was not 100% happy with it, so he reworked it and released IH-814 a year or so later. I suspect he used the original wabash for the IHC-10. Certainly looks like it....
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@Giles said in Random questions to which you seek an answer:
Very possibly. The very first Wabash we did in 2010/11, we made into IH-811. Haraki was not 100% happy with it, so he reworked it and released IH-814 a year or so later. I suspect he used the original wabash for the IHC-10. Certainly looks like it....
Ah, okay gotcha G, thanks. As soon as I took the IHC-10 from the box, I thought hmm...this looks different. The way the "regular" Wabash fades is more of a cool toned, darker blue compared to the warmer toned, more dramatic fades of the older one. I think you are correct in your suspicion. Both warp and weft appear to be different from one another.
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Any chance for the 25oz indigo denim to be released in the 1955 cut?
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@Oaktavia dude. Love how your wabash cap is fading. Almost like a prussian blue with the slight yellow hue
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@flannel-slut said in Random questions to which you seek an answer:
@Oaktavia dude. Love how your wabash cap is fading. Almost like a prussian blue with the slight yellow hue
It was actually given to me by the legendary @Clint_D and it was faded this way out of the box. But yeah, it seems to have a warmer tone compared to the other Wabash that we see much more of around here. It seems to be the old Wabash that was releases first. In person, they look even more different.
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@CN Here is the info from a few days ago:
@Alex said in Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?:
@Go-For-Chill said in Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?:
Has there been any talk of doing a XHS 1955?its been discussed, and it may well happen next XHS factory run
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Is there a way you say how old a pair of 634S are when they don't have lined pockets?
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@RobeOfTheMagi I don’t think there is. Do you want a specific year or just a general time frame?
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Rather the last time when the pockets were still unlined. So the youngest reference I guess.
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https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum//post/543345
Thanks Ann! I’m finding the same through all of my research.
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Thank you both :). I did not know that.
Edit:
But that must mean the indigo version. My black pair has lined pockets (and a selvedge fly).
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Shirt tuckers:
Have you had any experience with indigo transferring from the inside of your waistband to your shirt? Do you usually wait until a certain point in the fade-life of your denim before you tuck a white shirt into them?
Really wanting to tuck my new off-white 414 into my jeans so I can wear it to work, but I'd be crushed if it became a tuck-only piece.
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Leg lengths
I can’t be the only one but are leg lengths getting shorter? I have just washed my 21oz 777 from the latest batch and I can only get a small single cuff. I like to have a Tokyo cuff and could only just manage before a wash and then only with certain footwear otherwise it would look like my trousers were too short! I am 6’2” so not a giant either. Personally would like a minimum of 37”. Seeing as most people seem to get them hemmed judging by secondhand sizes can’t see this being an issue?
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One of the answers I've come across regarding the shorter length on the 777's is that having them longer (37") and hemming them affects the overall taper and could be the reason that we are seeing 35.5" lengths. This is pure speculation at this point and will keep reading through the various posts.
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@goosehd thanks. I tried too.