IHJ-123-OD - 14oz Broken Twill Selvedge Denim Work Jacket - Indigo Overdyed Black
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Went to Statement Store today and grabbed the last one available. Size L fits perfect. I am usually somewhere between M and L. I can wear it with just a t-shirt but layering would be also an option. Love it!
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I took the leather pull off mine. Did anyone else do it too? I wasn’t digging the way the leather draped when done up. I like the jacket more now.
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@Boit am definetely thinking about doing that, jacket would look cleaner too I think
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@Boit yup I did
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repurposed the leather pull; put on my 136 -
My partner said “let me take a picture to show all your Iron Heart Forum friends!” Been drooling over this jacket for a while now, and after having quite a few IH Jackets this XS fits me better than any other! Being a short slender guy is sometimes rough! This jacket is absolutely killer!
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@LittleRockRaw Great fit and congrats!!
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Can anyone chime in on the "spray the arms" method. I do notice on most of my IH CPOs, jackets etc. the "stock" crease straight down the arm is pretty prominent.
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@jglatz spray the arms is to spray the elbow pit area before wearing it to help set creases for the arm honeycombs as far as I know!
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@jglatz I feel like spraying the arms helps with the creases more than with the fold line. I mostly soak the arms before wear and let them dry to get rid of the long vertical crease
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@jglatz do you do anything to get rid of the stock crease? I've noticed it on a couple of shirts and would like to avoid the stripe fade if possible.
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@catdad1 have not done this yet but seems like folks either soak the arms or spray them
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@jglatz If you have a steamer, you can use that. Otherwise, soaking the arms (or the whole jacket) is probably your best bet.
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Love that jacket more and more!
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Wow ,yeah… this monster sure does bleed!
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Have been wearing this jacket exactly 17 times since I got it and it's already showing some indigo at the arm creases that's popping through under the black surface. It's hard to photograph it but I tried. Absolutely love that jacket and can't wait for how it's going to look in a year or so.
