IRON HEART WAYWT - 2025 EDITION

[bluemantra]

IH-33 Black
666-19L
Wesco

[Richard]

[ZackB]

@ARNC gotta get that tree some iron heart!

[ARNC]

@ZackB

[SonnyTheElder]

@DeeDee85 Thanks bud! I'm not super up on knitwear, but this thing has held up pretty well and is quite warm. It had a bit of a "sheep" smell to it until it aired out. Snagged it on sale (some good sales going on currently) and no regrets since.

[SourPower]

SALT
GAH
Freenote
Dehen
634-XHSib
Russell Moccasin

[Chibs]

For science! ‍

[Jord]

@Indigo-Alchemist beautiful fit and back shot mate!

[Indigo Alchemist]

@Jord thanks a lot my friend. Was a wonderful day out there. Stay safe and enjoy the rest of the weekend!

[A Former User]

IHSH-432-BLK
IH-634S-142bb
Ruroc
Trusty old Bobcats by Redback Boots
Finally got a chance to get back on the bike.
Love summer rides

[DeeDee85]

@SonnyTheElder thank you very much for the info, I was hoping to check them out at my local M&S yesterday but they appear to stock Peregrine as online only. Think I’ll give one a shot though, love the look of the shawl cardigans and they are a fifth of the price of Dehen/Real McCoys etc

[stenaloom]

@twin Thank you!

[NickD]

@DeeDee85 Worth looking at William Lockie if you're after a shawl collar cardigan. A bit more than Peregrine, but much less than RMC etc, and made in Scotland too. They make a few other companies knitwear, including some of Drakes.

[denim-dawg]

Wish your December to start kindly, friends.

[Indigo Alchemist]

@denim-dawg The green-black flannel is still on my hunting list, love how that colour pops through! Have a great start to the new week my friend!

[denim-dawg]

@Indigo-Alchemist cheers, compadre! It’s such a rad UHF, I love it for the same reasons. Best wishes to you

[John Galt]

SNS, 363moc, PT, 6634bei, Viberg

[Karol]

@denim-dawg ohh man the way that pile looks...

[tody]

[DeeDee85]

@NickD thank you very much, I’ll have a look at them.. I love the Drakes shawls but again, a bit more than what I’d like to pay for something that won’t see tonnes of use. Good start to see that the William Lockie are around half the price of the Drakes