Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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Anything Kakishibu dyed, i've just recently learned about this ancient Japanese natural dyeing method using unripe persimmons. Yields warm orange, brown, and rust tones on cotton.
The kicker is: high tannin content naturally repels bugs and fungus, stiffens cotton fibers, adds slight water repellency and the best part color deepens over time from sun exposure, then ages with high-contrast wear. Type III trucker jacket deepening to dark brown instead of fading like indigo sounds amazing. -
I’ve said it before, but …
A reissue of IHSH-170 and …
IHSH-201 in other colourways - this 6oz flannel is super comfortable in all sorts of temperatures!
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Would love denim hats!
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@Davids_denim sorry, but that one has been brought up on many occasions and the answer has been repeatedly no. The factory that used to make them no longer does and even though it’s been tried, no one meets the quality and standards.
Maybe one day, but it’s not going to happen any time soon.
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@goosehd said in Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?:
Maybe one day, but it’s not going to happen any time soon.
@goosehd or is it....
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I wouldn't mind a digital lookbook of all the past flannels/shirts

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@dirtyframer This is a cool idea!
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@AdamJ that would be fantastic!!
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@Tago-Mago said in Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?:
@Pointman would 14oz work?
https://ironheart.co.uk/collections/shirts/products/ihsh-295-ib?_pos=1&_fid=186ec40b3&_ss=c
Sorry, I wrote 409-IB but I meant IHSH-295-IB. 14oz is better but I don't think of 14oz as year round. I live in Texas and 12oz is enough of a struggle in the warmer months.
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A "remake" of the IHSH-107-BLK but in a work-shirt cut and using the 9oz selvedge unbrshed flannel fabric.
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Heavyweight moleskin, which if denim is the American workwear fabric, then moleskin is in contention for the European. Just as durable if not more, just as long provenance if not more.


