IHSW-02 Flat Seamed Plain Hooded Sweat

[FOXY]

Similar to the preference of "ancient" technology in "sophisticated" denim production (narrow shuttle looms) there seems to be a preference in certain circles or cultures for out-dated loop wheel knitting machines. Loop-wheeled tees and sweats are often regarded as superior. The involved machines are certainly scarce and less efficient compared to modern day machines…

[madmonday]

navy is in the picture . . . somewhere 

[J-IV]

Nice "artistic" shot there, Monday

[rocket]

yep great one…

[GimpKid]

If your undershirt is IH, you may just win the "most layers of Iron Heart" award.

Either way, good shit, monday.

[crisone]

I'll try to get a pic of the Sweat alone, but as of now, first wear:

Cris.

[Finn666]

love your pics (and your house) chris…always great!

[crisone]

^ Thank ya much kind sir…your pics are top notch as well.

Cris.

[rocket]

great that they work for you Cris and looking really good…

[georgeel]

Ordered the last blue S….
I needed a sweat so badly!

[bagley920]

I'm still waiting on a pullover hoodie like this one

[rocket]

good call georgeel, you will like that one…

[madmonday]

changed out strings, cause i do weird sh!t like that:

[J-IV]

Awesome idea! The metal looks better and durable.

[madmonday]

thanks, i thought so as well.  that's why all the abington's that went out had no laces.  i hijacked them for my hoodies 

[injunjack]

LOL…. I BTW cut strings so that there is just knots outside.

[Finn666]

@madmonday:

thanks, i thought so as well.  that's why all the abington's that went out had no laces.  i hijacked them for my hoodies 

now that's gangsta 

great idea though mate. so you've copped all 3 colors of the 02?…noice

[georgeel]

@Finn666:

@madmonday:

thanks, i thought so as well.  that's why all the abington's that went out had no laces.  i hijacked them for my hoodies 

now that's gangsta 

great idea though mate. so you've copped all 3 colors of the 02?…noice

Excuse me, gentlemen, I need, pls, some "how to" … 

[madmonday]

sorry no "how to" on this one (georgeel you are on a really short list of people i won't give a good ribbing to asking that question).

just pull out old string & thread through new one 

[Giles]

Hint.  If you have some strong sticky tape, do the following.  Leave the original lace in the hood.  Lay the old lace and the new lace point to point and then tape so that you effectively have a double length lace, then pull the old one through and the new one will follow nicely.  No re-lacing required…..