Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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Can you Spoiler regarding the colours? By the way, I'd also buy an ombre in the colourway I proposed
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After seeing pics of the Saw Tooth western….. The same in double indigo with indigo (stealth) stitching.
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The cost of making the UHF's is sky-rocketing. We are likely to release only 3 or 4 next year, probably no Buffalo's put will do 1 Ombre and a new Window Pane check….
It´s your chance to release some lighter ones like the IHSH-22/23
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dark brown over lighter brown/auburn hombre check flannel
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UHF with pockets! Shacket style
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The IHSH-157 is coming in December!
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I know UHFs will be few and far between in the future, but I would love a medium weight (10oz) flannel in the IHSH-13 cut. Western with no front yoke, and perhaps buttons - essentially a IHSH163 but in a heavy flannel pattern - perhaps a no so rustic pattern to up the "luxe" appeal to match the more toned down cut.
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a work shirt like https://www.ironheart.co.uk/shirting/ihsh-133.html in a lightweight herringbone cotton would be great
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Two ideas : 1. dark Olive or DarkForestGreen/Black and 2.a ChocBrown/Tan buffalo check flannel. (Could call it the black&tan after the stout&lager.. also ombre versions of each . I love the UHF of course but lighter is more versatile if UHF unavailable.
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I know UHFs will be few and far between in the future, but I would love a medium weight (10oz) flannel in the IHSH-13 cut. Western with no front yoke, and perhaps buttons - essentially a IHSH163 but in a heavy flannel pattern - perhaps a no so rustic pattern to up the "luxe" appeal to match the more toned down cut.
Totally down for this! Part of the issue for me with the western cut UHF is the busy diagonal pattern on the shoulders. I have bigger shoulders anyway and this draws more attention to them. It also draws attention to the fact that the shoulders on all westerns that fit me (due to the chest needed) are a bit too small. So, long story short, I could probably get away with a patterned UHF that didn't have the front yoke.
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Give pocket flaps the ability to tuck into the pocket themselves, giving the wearer the option to flap out if they want to.
The USN SS chambray from this summer comes to mind as a great candidate. Maybe it's too non traditional for IH, but I thought I'd toss it out there
Outerknown introduced the idea (to me), that it could be designed that way. Otherwise they usually don't lay right/flat when forced in. ( I'll include some pics of said OK pants via tappatalk)
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@Giles any plans to remake the 7.5oz crew neck t's in the future?
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A hiker book like this Viberg one would be awesome.
