Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?

[freepickin]

More sashiko! It's pricier but it seems like it's always popular when a piece gets released.

[Krigga]

@Lynne That’s exciting news! I’ll keep my eyes peeled.

[SKT]

@Lynne bookmarks are a great idea! Looking forward to seeing what you come up with

[Choko]

18oz untucked CPO

[Jett129]

@Choko I don't mean to be snarky,but are you aware of the fact that there is currently a 21OZ Untucked CPO sample being faded by our very own Oaktavia? Or do you think there should be both?

[Choko]

@Jett129 oh yeah I’m aware. Just saying there should be both. I saw the recent release of the 292 and it’s just such a nice looking denim

[Tago Mago]

Have you thought about making 727/721 chinos out of the Kurashikizome cloth used for the 144-BEI? How does that cloth differ from the one used for the 730?

[Karol]

All T-shirts made of mercerised cotton are of a light nature and I never seen heavy oz one.
Iron Heart could pioneer such product (11oz). And an indigo one could be one of the colours offered.

[Alex]

@Tago-Mago no, we havent. What do you prefer about that fabric than that used for the 717?

[Tago Mago]

@Alex to me it's drier and crunchier, which makes it less "dressy" for lack of a better word, which would give a slightly different style. Plus, the colour is a little different, which I actually prefer to the 9oz mercerized khaki. But that is my personal preference, obviously.

In terms of feel and colour, what's the difference between the 12oz from IHJ-144-BEI and the 12oz from IH-730 for example? And are there plans to use the dyeing method for other chino fabrics as well?

[Alex]

@Tago-Mago said in Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?:

In terms of feel and colour, what's the difference between the 12oz from IHJ-144-BEI and the 12oz from IH-730 for example?

The 730 is lighter in colour, and perhaps more hefty. Aside from that, one is a chino and the other is 'just' a twill (https://texsuppliers.com/chino-vs-twill-fabric-difference).
You can see the difference between the two in the macros:

And are there plans to use the dyeing method for other chino fabrics as well?

Not currently, but i wouldnt be surprised if we moved that way

[John Galt]

A 17oz duck type II jacket with brown contrast stitching and / or the same lined with dark brown fleece (an IHJ-151-brn) .

[sabergirl]

Heavy jersey sweatshirt untucked. Preferably ala the 64, but I know that same fabric won’t be back.

Maybe like the 158, but heavier?

[scooter]

@sabergirl , I like where you're going with this. My thoughts have been on an IHSH-305 made with the 14oz loopwheel fabrics the hoodies are made from. Preferably, navy...

[sabergirl]

That sounds good too, @scooter . Or maybe the new UHF work shirt cut would be good in fleece? Though I want pockets.

[SourPower]

Extra Heavy Jersey Bibs…

[iamjustdanny]

I'd love to see a phone case pouch using 21oz denim.

I currently have this lovely pouch from Momotaro Denim and it's getting somewhat close to end of life. Maybe something close to this?

[neph93]

^^ Good idea for the Re:Love project? @Lynne

[Lynne]

@iamjustdanny I’ve been testing a Project RE:LOVE sample made from small pieces of old heavyweight denim. The multiple seams create good padding and, having used it for my iPhone 16 pro for a couple of months, I’m ready to finish it off. I was going to line it, add a copper snap closure and either a hanging loop or a long paracord strap. All thoughts welcome!
Please follow this thread for updates on this and all other repurposed products https://forum.ironheart.co.uk//topic/17534/re-love-repurposed-iron-heart-reimagined

Please note: the seams are sewn straight! The thickness of the vertical and horizontal seams on such a small area creates this wavy effect which I like, as well as adding to the padding effect, and so I’m not going to hammer the seams straight, just leave them organic. Again, all thoughts welcome

(Thanks @neph93 for the heads up x)

[iamjustdanny]

@Lynne oooooh!!!!!

Yes on the copper snap closure. A loop definitely works. Though with the loop, i might attach a carabiner of some type so make it easier to attach to a belt loop.

I'm pretty used to wearing a phone pouch off of my belt loop now. As long as i can easily take my phone in and out of the pouch, I'm pretty sold

And yes, I'll follow along in that thread.