Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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Ah ! Browsing products I saw something that really tempted me back then, but with one missing (imo) detail that would have made this an insta-buy.
IH-9526PJ but with black button
Jacket is pitch black and stays black, patch is black "W" is black, come on !
I think silver button goes very well when black fades to grey btw, but here black buttons would be killer
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What about something like the IHJ-144, but with a flannel or blanket lining? Yes, I like blanket linings.
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Short-sleeve wabash western with white/light snaps when? Don't want to have to alter the LS version...
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@Giles Sashiko CPO would be greatly appreciated indeed
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@jat now we’re talking
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I know it has been requested but for the love of God , bibs larger than 38. I feel like bibs were always the domain of us stocky guys but Ironheart is just out here teasing us.
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@Anesthetist said in Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?:
A herringbone fabric work coat
Would collarless be OK?
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@Giles I have a hard time personally pulling off collarless but for this I would give it a crack!
Looking forward to seeing what Haraki had up his sleeve.
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Have you ever offered tapering denim? You obviously have skilled people for the lifetime repairs and excellent hemming services. I can get my 21oz and lower handled locally but then I lose the chain stitched hem. And she has told me not to bring her the 25oz.
So when I see large hem's on them I'm inclined to leave them. Thanks -
@CosmoSix5 They have not and do not.
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This was a great discussion when this has come up before:
@neph93 said in IH-666-XHS - 25oz Selvedge Denim Slim Straight Cut Jeans - Indigo:
Thanks guys! Maybe I'll wear them with a cuff for a while before I decide to chop them. It makes me nervous talking about hamming a $400 pair of pants [emoji51]
IG - @leatherdenimboots
Hi, Brock.
Just to echo the wisdom already laid down here, these do need hemming. It's a standard job to do on premium denim that only comes in one length. It's also a relatively simple job for a decent tailor/seamstress. Nothing to worry about. The denim will also settle and soften and that will calm the indigo sea a bit. I would also consider a warm soak to eliminate shrinkage. Do this before hemming.
If you really feel the leg opening is too wide for you then tapering is a drastic step and a harder job. I believe that if you choose this, you should find a denim specialist for it. There's been a number of discussions on this forum about it, so recommendations should be easy to find.
That being said, heavily tailoring cuts is also something that's a bit controversial. Personally, I think that while hemming $400 jeans is normal, tapering them is too radical and drastic. Haraki-san and Giles work like artists on the designs and the result is their vision. Modifying the cut just means this is the wrong cut for you, and you're fucking with what was intended. Obviously they are your jeans and it's entirely up to you what you do with them. If it was me and I wasn't happy with the cut, I'd put them up for sale and re-invest the proceeds in the cut I wanted, before tapering what is intended to be a slim-straight cut.
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…and a response from @Giles
@Jordonf9 said in We know you love IH, but where do you think we can improve?:
I'm guessing it's been brought up….but tapering service for guys like I. Instead of sending our jeans to RCFG for the service...right from you guys would be killer. Though he 888 cut sort of fixes future releases, not a fix for denim that might not ever be introduced to the cut.
@Giles said in We know you love IH, but where do you think we can improve?:
We don't feck around with our cuts. You want to, then we can't stop you.
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It's a tough job designing a few cuts for a lot of body types and styles no doubt. i certainty didn't mean any disrespect.
