Random questions to which you seek an answer

[ronaldlsh]

Anyone know if there is any iron heart shops in Tokyo shibuya?

[madmonday]

anyone has some Real Japan Blue 66BSPBK?  let's see them please.  they make me think of the SBGs, before the SBGs 

oh & any thoughts on Stevenson Overall Co., a brand that I think Self Edge is picking up in the near future?

[Giles]

@ronaldlsh:

Anyone know if there is any iron heart shops in Tokyo shibuya?

Take a look here:

http://www.ironheart.jp/ShopLink.html

I have never seen a shop carrying them in Shibuya, but then I have never bothered looking…...

[Jii]

@ronaldlsh:

Anyone know if there is any iron heart shops in Tokyo shibuya?

There is a place in Shibuya called OT+E that has some (very little) IH gear, the topmost one on this page: http://www.rakuten.ne.jp/gold/ot-emens/shop/index.htm

Hinoya Plus Mart in Ueno (less than half an hour with the Yamanote line from Shibuya) had quite a bit of IH as well, probably the widest selection in the central Tokyo area. Only up to XL in tops though.

I strongly suggest that you take the time to visit The Works in Hachioji if you have the time for it.

[madmonday]

who can get me some Converse Addicts in a 9 or 8.5?

[Guest]

Lando, are Giants (SF) tickets hard to come by?

[Guest]

@monday:

anyone has some Real Japan Blue 66BSPBK?  let's see them please.  they make me think of the SBGs, before the SBGs 

oh & any thoughts on Stevenson Overall Co., a brand that I think Self Edge is picking up in the near future?

I'm really liking the look of their khaki's. (With the exception of the dip in the back pockets.)

[Captain]

What is the correct unit for textile weight? 21 oz per what? Square feet?

[Geo]

a yard

but confusingly yards of material come in different widths . . . more commonly 36", 44-45" and 54"

[Captain]

hmmm, strange way to meassure things  (you are an engineer as well, Geo, am I right?).

Thank you. I was comparing my work clothes (300 grams / m^2) to IH gear.

[Giles]

Geo, the standard that we and all of the Japanese companies that I know of, use oz per square yard, so width of bolt irrelevant….

[Captain]

Alas: 21 oz denim = 712 g/m^2

[jimmy]

It's either a yard squared or meter squared loom state regardless of width.

@Geo:

a yard

but confusingly yards of material come in different widths . . . more commonly 36", 44-45" and 54"

[Geo]

@Giles:

Geo, the standard that we and all of the Japanese companies that I know of, use oz per square yard, so width of bolt irrelevant….

every day i learn something new - thanks G

so to get the weight a piece of raw cloth 1 yard square is weighed (and the same cloth sanforised is cut to 1 yard square and weighed in a similar manner)?

[Geo]

@Captain:

hmmm, strange way to meassure things  (you are an engineer as well, Geo, am I right?).

Thank you. I was comparing my work clothes (300 grams / m^2) to IH gear.

yup - an engineer . . . and i couldn't get my head around wtf a unit of mass was being used to measure density but i think Mr G has cleared that up for me

[Giles]

@Geo:

so to get the weight a piece of raw cloth 1 yard square is weighed (and the same cloth sanforised is cut to 1 yard square and weighed in a similar manner)?

Yes, hence the 21/23 designation on the IH-634SR Annies.

[Geo]

ta-daaa!

suppose that would've been obvious . . . to most folks 

[madmonday]

thoughts

[elclintor]

Get em all!

[Guest]