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

[Don Schirmolo]

@Tago-Mago Happy to hear that - Thanks for the response!

[TallTalk]

@Giles Thanks a lot for your answer! Two of my favorites the 21oz 634S and the 21oz 888 no longer come in 36 inch inseam, stops at 35 or 35.5 inch.

[Giles]

That will be down to the vagaries of the denim and variable shrinkage when we one-wash them, not a deliberate change to the cut. It may well be that the next run will be longer.

It is well worth asking the crew, what the longest inseam we have is in your tag size..

[jordanscollected]

Wabash CPO in work shirt cut.
19oz lefty CPO

[Oaktavia]

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

19oz lefty CPO

Oh my how have I not thought of this? Or Lefty Untucked both OD and non OD.

[yannis]

19oz leftie cpo will be a dream @jordanscollected

[Merv]

Any chance Iron Heart would ever consider making a low rise, like the 777, but with a straight leg, without taper? Just curious, because my go to fit in Iron Heart is the 777, but I wish they had a slightly bigger bottom hem opening to fit over boots.

[goosehd]

@Merv Your topic has been merged here.

…and have you tried the 666’s. https://ironheart.co.uk/pages/our-core-cuts

[Choko]

I think any color solid UHF like the black one coming out this season would sell like crazy. Teal, orange, blue, green, purple, everything would work

[Giles]

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

Any chance Iron Heart would ever consider making a low rise, like the 777, but with a straight leg, without taper? Just curious, because my go to fit in Iron Heart is the 777, but I wish they had a slightly bigger bottom hem opening to fit over boots.

Not in the foreseeable future. We can't make enough denims in the mills, nor make enough jeans in the workshops to keep our current cuts stocked in sensible (non customer irritating) quantities. Adding anything more, would spread us even thinner, which would be a silly thing to do. So we have to fix production issues (which may be unfixable) before we think about expanding the range.

Then there my standard demand metric. Ask 100 people what their ideal cut would be, and you get 101 different answers.....That complicates things.....