IH-101J-SR - 18oz Selvedge Denim Storm Rider Jacket - Indigo
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Just random also, but I did receive a email from Lee for their new collection, and although I don't buy there anymore, I always look at their "101" collection, which is their "Japanese Made".
Prices from this collection really had been inflating since the 2 last years, but now I think they really lost their mind
Their Storm Rider goes for 700€ !!
I cannot say for sure, but I'm pretty sure it's not a competition at all with IH quality, and now with this price, IH looks like an absolute steal, and like a last beacon of rationality in this denim world. Really hope for them that IH finds solutions for their production, because if they do, I think they would be placed very aggressively price/quality wise.
I've a dry/raw denim jacket from Lee from their 101 collection, that goes now for 400€ (it was 250€ before), but when I have this besides my 14oz IB from IH, the quality from IH feels sooooo much better, so I can only imagine how this Lee Storm Rider would suffer the comparison with IH.
Long story short, long live IH
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@Slash This. So much this.
I mean I am so glad I found IH and maybe some very few other brands that are actually quality. -
@Snafu it's a great jacket, but I can't wear it in the English winter. It's not warm enough. It's best in spring and fall, and under a puffer jacket in winter.
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@Danimal506 said in IH-101J-SR - 18oz Selvedge Denim Storm Rider Jacket - Indigo:
@Richard I’ve always been curious how warm these wear. What are those temps like in spring/autumn? Texas winters get chilly but I imagine a storm ride would be perfect out here.
Sorry, man. Just saw this. I can wear the jacket in English temperatures of 8 to 15C. Under or over that I don't unless I layer. If it's hitting over 15C, no. That might be just me. I'm adverse to cold.
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@Richard Thank you for your reply. It never gets below 8c here in Texas. 15c is an average nice winter day. Seems like a perfect jacket for this climate over the winter. I mean I guess it was originally designed for American ranchers hahaha
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@Danimal506 depends on your activity level. If i was shoveling snow, then I could wear it over an UHF down in the 30’s. However if on the bleachers watching football in the 40’s I’d be cold.
Old pic but one of my faves of this jacket
IG: bluehandsslim
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@Anesthetist Nice pic out in the snow.
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@Anesthetist Looks like a lot of fun! I miss playing in the snow. That’s about it haha
My local winter temps range from around 40-70, so I think this jacket is a really great option for me down the line. I’d go tshirt and stormrider, maybe a thermal for extra warmth. Any colder and I have a parka from when I lived in Chicago.Kyle, TX
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Denim jackets are usually cool when you first put them on then your body warms them up this one has blanket lining to trap more heat. It's the same wearing a thin jumper underneath.
The storm rider jacket I've worn all year round and maybe 2 weeks in the summer it gets hot when it's too warm. This jacket was made for Texas. -
@Danimal506 def a great fit for your temps. The good thing is, bc the sleeves are quilted it would be a comfortable coat w a tee shirt. I traded my IH for the Flathead SR and miss that detail (and the lined pockets).
