Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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I'd be up for a true super slim taper cut. The 555 is my favorite fit. The 777 was my first and the rise looked terrible on me but the bottoms were pretty good. If I was a 30 waist the 555 would be tapered enough(your models would agree with me
) but at 38 the hems are to much. The idea of paying $100 to taper my $400 jeans (x3...) is daunting. But I guess I'd be buying them again if you made them.... So I'm saving money? Maybe I'm the only one. Also I've only been around IH for a few years..Did this get tried and fail? Pic is how I feel wearing them 
just a little over the top.
WTB Brund Flannel 2 or 3x
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@CosmoSix5 see point 4 from this post by Alex:
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@Tago-Mago I clicked and must have miscommunicated lol. Boot cut are worse lol. And the low rise is why I sold my 777's.
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@CosmoSix5 Focus on the no more cuts part. Alex recently mentioned the strained production capacities in the 727-KHA thread as well as on a number of other occasions, so highly unlikely that there will be another new cut in addition to the one mentioned
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@Tago-Mago the more I think about it my posts point about the "saving money" by getting tailored instead of replacing great condition denim holds true. I think I'll try first with my 14oz 555ib
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@CosmoSix5 I have jeans that I love everything in the cut but how it tapered from the knees down. If you're lucky you can find an awesome seamstress who can taper them from the knees down to the hem and also have them hem the length for you at the same time. Having jeans tailored to your liking is well worth the money
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Was there ever any thought of doing a 21 oz cpo? Or is the fabric too thick for a cpo style?
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21oz for a shirt would be a little extreme. Unless you were wanting to wear it more as a jacket, but even in that case you may be better off getting a 21oz Type I/II/III
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@chrisjohnnick said in Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?:
21oz for a shirt would be a little extreme.
Seen the upcoming 21oz sashiko shirt yet?
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@Jakederoche I'd say "possible" as the new sashiko shirt coming soon also weighs in at 21oz.
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@tody @Mister_Brue I was assuming they meant 21oz as in the traditional weave. The Sashiko is in nature going to feel a lot softer right off the bat than those.
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My feelings is that the 18 ounce vintage fabric almost feels heavier than the flagship 21 ounce so I figured if it worked for for the 18 oz it might work for the 21 oz But I suppose my perception might be off. The weight Factual weight doesn’t lie. I just absolutely love how soft the 21 ounce fabric becomes overtime.
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@Jakederoche I would love the 21oz Sashiko in a CPO!
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@Sir_Cuffs-a-Lot this would be awesome.
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I know production would probably limit: but I was just thinking a 18oz BB with the same weave/texture as the vintage would be the business.
"The greatest obstacle to living is expectancy, which hangs upon tomorrow and loses today...The whole future lies in uncertainty: Live immediately."
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Some more UHF pillow covers would be awesome. But I know they were not a normal thing when they’ve been made in the past. I just think they’re very cool and I would buy a variety of patterns that I wouldn’t wear as shirts.
