Iron Heart Fall/Winter 2026 - Collection Reveal Premiere Thursday 9th July at 1700BST

[ARNC]

@Alex @AdamC was the reuse of the 749 number intentional? We have IH-749-BRN (baker) announced for S/S26 and IH-749-KHA (wide work) for F/W26.

[Alex]

@ARNC no, it was not. Good spot, thank you!

[Indigo Alchemist]

A real blockbuster! So many great pieces, and I've realized that this season I'm all about olive.

[EdH]

@ARNC Now that's the attention to detail your clients pay good money for!

[ARNC]

@EdH I could say the same about your post yesterday!

[goosehd]

@ARNC Ed trying to do a cartwheel?

[ARNC]

@goosehd no not that one

[Tago Mago]

@goosehd the cartwheel was great. @EdH let himself down with the socks n' crocs though

[Jord]

[dirtyframer]

@Jord very nice!

[muggleclutch]

IHJ-169-NAV, IHM-52-KHA, IHJ-171-BLK, and IHSH-449-KHA, IMO.

[Rococo]

Just a heads up on the lookbook, what is supposed to be the "+" link to IHSH-449-KHA links to 450-KHA.

[AdamJ]

@Rococo good spot, I have updated. Thanks for flagging!

[Boras]

Hi @AdamJ and IHUK crew,
From reading the product description of the Nylon Coach Jacket vs Racing Jacket vs Nylon Type L-B2 it would seem they all have a similar level of insulation? And would they all offer a similar amount of rain protection, or does one of those offer more water repellency? Thanks!

[SamD]

Hi @Boras, they all offer very similar levels of water repellency, as the nylon in both fabrics is resin-treated to enhance water resistance.

I wouldn't go as far as saying that any of these jackets are fully "waterproof", due to zippers, seams and cuffs etc — but water definitely doesn't penetrate the fabrics very easily, beading and pooling on the surface when tested. They'll all keep you dry, for sure, with the coach and racing jackets offering fuller body coverage than the bomber.

In terms of insulation, there's not a huge amount in it, but I'd say the racing jacket will be a little warmer, with thicker padding and an insulated collar. Hope that's helpful.

[Boras]

@SamD yes that is helpful, thank you!