Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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Giles is correct Van Olzon. I should have been more specific. I would like the pants to have the flannel lining
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And I have spoken to Haraki about it. He thinks there is enough fabric for about 50 pairs left…..In his words "sewing and cost will be a problem"........(Tell me something I didn't know H......).
He will have a meeting with the factory to discuss. From the tone of his email, I'm guessing we have a 50:50 chance of going ahead....
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What do y'all think of paraffin coating the putative flannel lined jeans?
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Denim chinos is the 18oz raw.
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50:50 aint bad at all. If there is only gonna be 50 pair, i will send money now lol.
As for the parafin coating, good idea but doesnt really matter to me. I will wear them everyday to and from work in the winter plus will be used in the garage when its cooler out. I think they would prob be best in 634 cut (even tho i prefer 666 in everything else). Flannel lined jeans shouldnt be too skinny i feel -
Something like this with UHF lining
: http://www.selfedge.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=652 -
Those were def cool jeans and they look awesome with the plaid lining….but the red flannel bonded 18.8oz is already available. IH would have to make brand new flannel and denim and put em together. That prob turns our 50:50 into "H, he say no"
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Denim chinos is the 18oz raw.
We're doing the 816 (same cut as our Chino's) in double duck…
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Just when I had decided on the double indigo 666 too
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Q2 release eh….. So probably best to get both
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Deal
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I'll visit and drink your beer if that's help enough
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I want a western dress shirt made of heavy colorful cotton twill (maybe about 10oz). Essentially the same kind of fabric as the IHSH-69, but not bio-washed and in bright colorfast colors and cool patterns like the 107. I absolutely love the colors of the 107 and would really like to have these kinds of colors in a dress shirt.
Ideas for color schemes:
#1 turquoise with red, yellow, white, and black check stripes.
#2 red with black, white, and yellow check stripes.
#3 Earth tone check such as greens and browns.
#4 perhaps one in a plane color such as red, pale blue or dark grey.
