IRON HEART WAYWT - 2024 EDITION

[Tago Mago]

33 OD
888D

[cool_breeze_]

Can someone help me ID this Tan Corduroy shirt? Not sure the number. Feels to be around 10oz
IH-888S-142

[AdamJ]

@cool_breeze_ Looks like IHSH-73 to me

[Cskarev]

[cool_breeze_]

@AdamJ ya thats it thanks adam!

[Daniel San]

@matt_rost
If you think about a Type 1 , I can highly recommend the aniline dyed LB-140 from Y2 !!
It’s a fantastic leather and very comfortable to wear cause it’s a little thinner than the eco horse ones . and it’s a lot cheaper

[Twistlock]

130
Indigofera Clint Gunpowder
RW

[CosmoSix5]

You're getting very very sleepy...(Hypnosis )
Beautiful day in Ohio
Wabash
Hickory Stripe
555s-21

[doubletee]

Absolute tank 397

[jaliskoe]

@cool_breeze_ Great win for the Boys In Blue last night!
Let’s keep the momentum going and close em out tomorrow ️

Today.
UNDFT Dodgers.
ODG Herringbone.
634S 21oz.
Vans Sk8 Hi.

[SKT]

@jaliskoe man you are single-handedly gonna convince me to get one of those herringbone CPO’s. Always looks great

[jaliskoe]

@SKT
Dude, go ahead and do it!
Not trying to hype this thing by any means, but the fabric and shirt construction with the pockets is just so good. The epitome of what an everyday wear, piece should be!
Light enough to wear on warmer days, but not so light that it won’t keep you warm in the cool autumn weather.

I wear the hell out of mine!

[weftyarn]

SBG
Untucked

[Mizmazzle]

366
XHS
Viberg 310
JMMs
GAH 33
Hamilton Khaki Field

[Cskarev]

@SKT great shirt, my friend! And great combination overall

[Tago Mago]

@weftyarn SBGs looking great, probably my next denim

[Danimal506]

Off to Sheet Metal Apprentice School in my
777S-142 and Red Wing Tradesman boots

[Mizmazzle]

@Danimal506 rad man! Good luck. Starting a new trade?

[cool_breeze_]

@weftyarn nice fadez,

[Danimal506]

@Mizmazzle Thanks dude! Sort of yes. I worked in a private sheet metal shop for six years, which is what started my love of hand made stuff and a love of quality manufacturing in general. But I was also trying my hand at stand-up comedy at the time and focused on that for a few years. I worked in warehouses and kitchens in San Diego (where I’m from originally), moved to Chicago for a couple years doing comedy and that is how I ended up here in Austin, TX. Looking to move back to San Diego soon.

After my son was born in 2022, I had a realization of what’s important to me (and the fact that comedy is an insanely tough career path) and I joined the Sheet Metal Union. Now I’m in the Apprentice program working my way to one day be a Journeyman and hopefully more beyond that