Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?

[Alex]

@goosehd said in Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?:

@Davids_denim

Maybe one day, but it’s not going to happen any time soon.

@goosehd or is it....

[tody]

@Alex that is kind of a disappointment - just when i was convincing myself to spend $250 for an OG denim cap on eBay

[Alex]

There will not be a rerun of the OG, but there may be cap(s)

[goosehd]

@Alex awesome mate!!

[goosehd]

…well maybe

[dirtyframer]

I wouldn't mind a digital lookbook of all the past flannels/shirts

[kojimastreets]

@dirtyframer This is a cool idea!

[AdamJ]

I will make something to that effect so you can skim through them all, might just be the front flat image to make it easier

[dirtyframer]

@AdamJ that would be fantastic!!

[Pointman]

The IHSH-33 but in indigo black perhaps even in 10oz instead of 12oz.

Love my IHSH-409-IB but give us a shirt we can wear year round.

TIA.

[Tago Mago]

@Pointman would 14oz work?

https://ironheart.co.uk/collections/shirts/products/ihsh-295-ib?_pos=1&_fid=186ec40b3&_ss=c

[Marc2706]

What about a denim messenger bag?

[Pointman]

@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.

[manufc10]

A "remake" of the IHSH-107-BLK but in a work-shirt cut and using the 9oz selvedge unbrshed flannel fabric.

[SuitOfUHF]

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.

[tody]

@manufc10 take a look at the photos from the 684 release party in Hamburg. Bailey was wearing a sample from a few years back which never made it into production. A nod to the 107, in a work shirt / overahirt cut. Neat little thing, that caused quite a stir.

[hjl360]

A chore jacket made of the same black leather used for the big buck