Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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I dunno why you would wanna wear one of them unless you were a mechanic or something.
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they are comfy and I will look cool in one ;D, beside that, they would sell well in JP…
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@Max:
I really hope for a comeback of olive and black 12 oz cargo pants
I quite like the idea of adding some cargo pants back into my wardrobe.
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Exactly. And as good as the 23 oz are, something lighter would be great.
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I dunno why you would wanna wear one of them unless you were a mechanic or something.
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I wear all of this IH gear and workwear, yet I don't ride motorcycles, and I sit at a desk all day…
It's fashion.
Frankly, I'm surprised that IH hasn't made them yet, because I'm sure they would sell like hotcakes in Japan
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I dunno why you would wanna wear one of them unless you were a mechanic or something.
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they are comfy and I will look cool in one ;D, beside that, they would sell well in JP…
As soon as I saw the picture I thought to myself,Rocket would look great in those.
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I dunno why you would wanna wear one of them unless you were a mechanic or something.
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they are comfy and I will look cool in one ;D, beside that, they would sell well in JP…
As soon as I saw the picture I thought to myself,Rocket would look great in those.
Yeah, me too
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1. Whipcord Type III's in brown, green, black or grey.
2. Green camo pants, either cargo or non cargo. Camo is about the only time I'll do cargo.
2. A blackwatch flannel. UHF or lighter, either would do. Would love to see an IH take on a blackwatch fabric.
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@Giles is it possible to overdye chambray? Do we know how chambray would behave with that process? I'm thinking an OD 13 could be cool.
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Yes, it's possible…We did a few a few years back....
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Yes, it's possible…We did a few a few years back....
Ah! That's right…I remember seeing the long sleeve one.
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More lightweight half western flannels. The kanreki is awesome, half westerns are awesome, lightweight flannels are awesome for guys who live in warmer climates.
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I second the lighter weight flannels. I am loving the weight of the kanreki for summer….but my heart is with the full double yoke westerns, however, I'll still wear and love single yokes (the kanreki and 22-ind are in regular rotation)
@manufc10 my man. Fucking camo! I'd love some heavy weight camo cargo pants. I'd buy two pairs. One for pants and then chicken leg another pair for summer. My wife says that camo and cargo pants aren't for men over 30…I'd be willing to put up with her ridicule for some IH cargo camo pants.
Also, a heavy weight camo hoodie would be epic too. Pull over or zip-up (two way)....now I gots camo on the brain
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Camo got me thinking back to the olive M65 jacket that IH did awhile back.
I'd love to see a heavier version for winter with alpaca or heavy quilt lining and the epaullets and more of an N1 deck jacket length. Maybe a removable liner for versatility, if that would probably make it more expensive.
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More lightweight half western flannels. The kanreki is awesome, half westerns are awesome, lightweight flannels are awesome for guys who live in warmer climates.
Yes to more lightweight half westerns, And for guys like me that sweat easily
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I'm good with either westerns or half westerns for lightweight flannels but would prefer the half westerns.
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There's probably a good reason for this but, when doing a single yoke Western shirt,why not put the cool western yolk on/in the front? I could live with that.
Well if you do it that way then you might as well just have a full western IMO. Kinda defeats the purpose of a half western if you keep the front yoke I think.
