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

[daugustway]

Waffle knit tank tops.

[SKT]

@Jett129 I second this

[Sir_Cuffs-a-Lot]

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[sophisto000]

Whipcord Fatigue Chore CPO
Simmons Bilt Prairie Horsehide College VEST

[Travis2375]

IH-726 Whipcord Cargo Shorts but this time use the 12oz Whipcord, like the IH-738-KHA Whipcord Cargo Pants

[jdwaid]

It would be great to see the printed t-shirts come out in XXL and XXXL sizes or at least XL with chest dims above 23"

[goosehd]

@jdwaid they would have to change how this latest t-shirt was constructed. As far as I know because they are tubular constructed the biggest size that they make are XL’s. The machines can’t make them any bigger.

[jdwaid]

@goosehd that makes sense. Its definitely a bummer. I buy "loopwheel" shirts from other brands and they just add in seams for us big backs

[goosehd]

@jdwaid they have added seams in the past on some releases.

[goosehd]

…I don’t want to state definitively the decision to cut and add side seams versus not doing so. Tagging @ShopatIronHeart to see if they can add any insight. Don’t want to lead anyone down the wrong path.

[Jord]

It would be nice if they did it for people that need larger sizes, but if they do, try not to do what other brands do and add the seams in S-XL sizes too, a lot of other brands do that even though they're loop-wheeled... Not sure what their logic is, maybe just easier for producing the sizes. I love seamless t-shirts though

[goosehd]

@Jord a while back, the seams were only added to the XXL and above sizes.

[Shaun]

@jdwaid There are no plans to create larger sizes currently I'm afraid. That's not to say that they will never be available though. Unfortunately the limitations involved in the production process of this piece in particular mean that our available sizes are currently limited.

We are constantly working to find ways to provide a wider variety of available sizes with our products though.

[Pygmalion]

@Giles
An Ironheart tenugui would be nice. Im sure that even now some of your fabrics would make a decent tenugui.