Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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I also see the black duck version for sale but sold out of my size…need to check the site more often!
There are always a lot of trouser options in different fabrics, seasonal editions, and rarely in denim or indigo. The new black whipcord IH-720’s May interest you. The whipcord is pretty rugged stuff.
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@Appfaff and I were talking about vests and the thought came to me, how about a lighter weight whipcord or junglecloth vest? Lined in ventile?
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Yes please [mention]Anesthetist [/mention]!!!
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herringbone twill work shirt, please
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Ok… this is a long shot, but the IH-712 were perhaps my favorite pants of all time - until the thighs got a little snug after a few washes lol (View them here if you didn't get a chance to experience the greatness: https://www.ironheart.co.uk/extinct/ih-712.html)
How well do you think it would do over to do a run of these in a lighter-weight denim more commonly used on shirts - such as the 12oz denim from the IHSH-33 or even the grey or blue herringbone from the IH-803?
The buckleback was great, the top block was flattering, and the leg opening was a nice size. Even if the cut was tweaked to the 888 cut a la the Division Road collabs, the round pockets, buckleback and chino hem would still be exceptionally sharp!
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herringbone twill work shirt, please
Would be awesome to see Herringbone make a return! The Olive & Traditional were the 2 I keep looking back at.
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Your effort and confidence in the idea are appreciated G!
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The olive is a very nice fabric. Would look great in workshirt.
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Ive been looking at the IHSH-35 Herringbone Work Shirt a lot & would really like to see it make a return.
Going to see what we can do…...
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A mustard & navy buffalo check UHF. Or a mustard & dark grey.
Reviving the green & black and grey & black buffalo check (think IHSH-127). -
I would buy a western… missed out on the mustard this looks even better to me.
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Would that be a UHF, @Giles?
