Iron Heart Loyalty Vouchers - 2026 and Beyond
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A follow and 5 comments a year on each thousand dollar spent
@selveldgesteps
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@Grecocelt said in Iron Heart Loyalty Vouchers - 2026 and Beyond:
What an awful way to treat loyal customers whilst dressing it up as protecting the business. Quite how any of the sycophants in the comments are buying this BS is beyond me. Not sure I have ever enjoyed a discount but it’s the twisted narrative that bothers me.
I am proud of the brand I have been part of creating. I am proud of the community we have built and I am proud of how we treat our customers.
But because this is a nice place to be, it does not suit everyone.
I have no idea why, it truly mystifies me, but like people who we don't get on when we have them to dinner, they won't be missed the next time we entertain. We can't be arsed with random unfounded negativity, life is just to damn short.
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No company obligated to give discounts. IH could have quietly stopped the loyalty voucher and probably few would have noticed. They decided to be up front.
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To try and address @Alex's question.
I first thought about different kinds of Patreon tiers content creators offer and how that could translate here.One idea could be - after live streaming a presentation of a season line up, do a 'closed door' live stream where the die hards could nerd out with you, get additional close ups, etc, on the fabrics, cuts, and colors for that season. It would be hard for everyone to make but could be recorded.
Two cents.
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Honestly if you’re a brand in a niche that prides itself on clothing that is long lasting and doesn’t need replacing often then trying to entice people to buy more stuff is a little counter intuitive.
There’s no need to have any loyalty scheme bar excellent customer service and a great community.
And to the poster a little way up - what kind of sycophant am I? What kind of sycophant do you want me to be?
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I tend to agree with this line of thinking.
In my mind, a “loyal customer” can also be someone who saves up to buy “one good thing”.
I didn’t come up with that tag line, David Himel did, and I think it’s appropriate here.I want to treat myself to one good thing. Ok maybe more than one, but you get the idea
I know I’m not a big spender here, but I can tell you, I’m a loyal customer. I honestly buy very few clothes anywhere else.
To me, the quality of the product, the breadth of the line, the creative new releases, and the customer service are what sets IH apart, and that’s why I’m a loyal customer. I don’t need a reward, I just value the experience and the products as does everyone who’s here. That’s why we’re loyal to the brand.
Last, I’d hate to see preferential treatment for new releases; they’re already hard enough to get, and the 25th anniversary items will be next level difficult I’m sure. Everyone who wants that 25th anniversary UHF should have an equal shot at getting it IMHO.
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@Brandrea said in Iron Heart Loyalty Vouchers - 2026 and Beyond:
I’d hate to see preferential treatment for new releases
Me too....It goes back to the elitist post I made above. Does not sit comfortably with me.....
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In this past month we have seen some pretty big changes here. I want to thank a lot of you for confirming my thoughts on what makes this place special and for supporting Alex, Giles, and the IHUK crew with some very difficult decisions. This place wouldn’t be what it is without you and we wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for them.
Thank you.
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I have to agree with others who have said the vouchers, while a super kind gesture, weren't what kept us coming back. I'm pretty sure we all love this brand for the awesome products. The great people and amazing customer service just send it over the top and make it that much easier to love. Speaking just for myself I'm going to buy the stuff I like regardless of if I am going to be recognized for it. Expecting a reward feels counterintuitive to me and seems to be expected by people too often these days. I think its incredibly admirable that you would offer to replace this with something else, but just continuing to do what you all do and make these fine products is what we really want!
I'm sure you all will still find something that feels right to fill the space, but don't let anyone say you aren't doing enough!
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I love the idea of a patch or pin... something small, but exclusive. Then it isn't a financial burden, so much as a club, Also, with the new system... is there any way to apply the purchases of IH we make from rest of your resellers as I try to buy from multiple places to make sure brick and mortar exists... so I can still try on.
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Personal opinion: Customer loyalty gifts should be a kind gesture of thanks; not a sales tool or lame marketing gimmick.
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If I have to demand thanks, it ain’t genuine and I don’t want it. If there is one team on planet earth I trust to show genuine thanks when it’s appropriate, it’s the Iron Heart team. Y’all keep things genuine and we’ll keep supporting.
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+1 on the sentiment of appreciating the guy who scraped and saved for his only pair of Iron Heart jeans just as much as the guy who bought a half dozen pair last year.
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@Mizmazzle said in Iron Heart Loyalty Vouchers - 2026 and Beyond:
@Alex not trying to sound like a kiss ass here, but as a customer from the US...i'll just say that ya'll covering tariff BS and duties costs is thanks enough for my loyalty!
Also, any extra goodies for nudging me to Japan for the next party only motivates me all the more to make that trip!
I gotta agree w my friend here. I think yall have been so good to us under the thumb of the orange dictator.
Thank you all over at IHUK
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@Twistlock said in Iron Heart Loyalty Vouchers - 2026 and Beyond:
Keep on doing what you do, top quality products and best customer service. That's enough loyalty program for me.
I'm quoting my friend because I had exactly that thought in mind. See you in Baltimore @Twistlock
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"Ignorance, allied with power, is the most ferocious enemy justice can have" James Baldwin.
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Im not really bothered about the changes. Nor am I interested in more goodies beyond the stickers.
Ive had a couple of loyalty discounts in the past and it did encourage me to get a few more items quicker which i would have put off otherwise. I did also buy more items when there was a discount. So for me, you probably got more money out of me by running these schemes.
However, i Personally prefer to have consistent pricing and stock levels throughout the year, so i can purchase when I need to. My last pair of jeans I had to compromise because my usual 21oz/888s were out of stock everywhere, which was a bit of a disappointment. I still ended up IH, (14oz/888s) but had to order from a shop instead.
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Meant to also say my loyalty to the brand is derived from quality and longevity of the product,
