Iron Heart Germany Collab Release Party in Hamburg April 2026
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Hello, tattoo art fans!
Some of you may already know Jakub from the last big party in Hamburg. He is our "in-house" tattoo artist and a good friend. I've gotten several tattoos from him, including my entire right arm and chest. Maria has a very cool tiger tattoo, among other things.Back then, Jakub tattooed a "21" with flames on @19marc71 , and Haraki designed it.
So, which of you tough guys and gals would like to get a tattoo at the party? We're setting up a cozy studio in the basement of the shop. The theme is the tiger, of course, and we'll hold another raffle where you can win one of the tiger designs or the 684 Tiger for €20.
Jakub is coming to Hamburg on Friday afternoon and is still taking appointments for Friday evening and the whole Saturday. Please @jakubsettgast contact him directly.
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This is so cool, really wish I could come... I would be super down to get some tiger ink too (I already have a tiger on my kneecap)
I'll be watching from afar and can't wait to see some pics!
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Unfortunately, we have some bad news from Japan: the Tiger Indigo Bandana will not be ready in time for the party. We won't receive it until May. Oh well, that just makes us even more excited! Here's a photo of the bandana. We think it turned out pretty well, thanks to @Steve and @Buckmutter
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@Shane-B You are welcome, thanks for making them. I would love to see more of these unique IH bandanna designs. Do you know what type of dye was used? Is it indigo and purple?
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@Oaktavia said in Iron Heart Germany Collab Release Party in Hamburg April 2026:
@Shane-B You are welcome, thanks for making them. I would love to see more of these unique IH bandanna designs. Do you know what type of dye was used? Is it indigo and purple?
I think only Japan can answer that. Or maybe @Alex, could you answer that or ask about it?
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@Anesthetist it's the tigers man. Cool cats.
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It’s amazing how many people have already signed up for the party! It's definitely going to be packed and a lot of fun.
For those coming from outside of Hamburg, I’ve put together a schedule for the day. The store will be open from 11 a.m., as usual, and the collaboration items will be available for purchase starting at 2 p.m. (except for the bandana). For those who want to come early, we'll fire up the grill at 2 p.m., as usual, and serve our delicious Thüringer Bratwurst. We don't want anyone to go hungry! Coffee and beer will be available starting at 11 a.m., of course.
The “party” officially starts at 4 p.m., when the gin and sake bar opens. Around 6 pm, delicious sandwiches and other treats from "TOKIYO! Sandwiches Hamburg" will be served. As always, we’ll stay as long as the last person leaves.
Oh yes, and not to forget our friend Jakub is in the basement tattooing tigers and other great pics.
A few questions have come up about Sunday. Since Maria and I are heading back to Berlin that day, we decided to skip the usual Sunday breakfast at the store. It’ll be nice to be able to sleep in a little and leave for Berlin a bit earlier, since our youngest is waiting for us. I hope you understand. If you want to spend the Sunday together in Hamburg, it would be great if you could get together and pick a spot for brunch or whatever. Can any of you Hamburg locals help out by giving a few good tips for nice spots to meet up and hang out on a late Sunday morning or early afternoon?
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For Sunday morning brunch, here are a few possibilities.
- Karlsons (https://www.karlsons.de/). Scandinavian cafe a few minutes from the store.
- Amber Cafe (https://www.ambercafe.de/) 10 minutes walk from the store in the direction of the river
- Mimosa Brunch Club A few minutes from the store but it looks like it's already booked on Sunday morning except for the 9am time slot.
- Cafe Johanna (https://www.cafejohanna.de/) 10 minutes walk from the shop. No reservations possible.
Are some people arriving on Friday. If so, we should also consider arranging something to eat on Friday evening.
