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

[Go For Chill]

@ShopatIronHeart I would love to see neck sizes listed on shirts. Some times I like to go full cholo, but this thick neck don't play.

[JamesB]

@Go-For-Chill, if you want to ensure specific measurements, we are more than happy to gather these from particular areas of the shirt and let you know, so you can complete the style you are after.

[BalticBob]

@Choko Yes, that was an awesome jacket! I had exactly that in mind but lighter denim, maybe 16/17 oz with a nice blanket lining.

[Northman]

IH-101J-BLK bloody nice. I'd seriously consider one or something similar. I like the freenote high low denim jackets that are a bit similar but they are really way too short for my taste.

[Aussie Ben]

More slubby UHF’s (especially work shirts) and anything and everything heavy Sashiko, please.

[Travis2375]

an unbrushed Slubby UHF would be cool

[sabergirl]

I’d love to see more chore coats with bi-swing shoulders. The IHJ-114 is stellar for movement even when layered up. I know you just made a blanket-lined chore, but if that same cut and construction had the swinging shoulders…yeah

[roydub87]

It’s probably been said but… indigo kersey cpo

[Conan]

I'd like to see more 36"+ inseams in the smaller waist sizes. Shorter customers are already hemming their jeans, and the extra material is valuable for repairs/sewing projects. I'd purchase far more Iron Heart if that were the case. It's frustrating admiring denims like UHR and XHS that I literally cannot wear.

[sabergirl]

@Conan i just took a peek at the ironheart U.K. site to make sure I’m not crazy, but almost all inseams for XHS and UHR are 36.5” or more. What am I missing? Do you mean post soak?

[Conan]

@sabergirl Yes, post soak. For example, 888 UHRs are 36.5", but lose 2 inches after their first wash. Relatedly, most one-wash jeans are 35".