2014 Edition - Iron Heart & Triple Works edition WAYWT

[Cutlasshound]

Shirt looks great dude

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[Cutlasshound]

IHSH-75
Buzz rickson chambray
Dockers
Rw iron rangers

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[Snowy]

Mrs Snowy's Snapchat to a friend, think it counts for here

IHF-2013
BANGLU-1
634S-SEXIH13

[Seul]

[Seul]

@madmonday:

did you do close-ups on the fabric?  curious to see it.  oh & i think some mop buttons would push the shirt to level zillon . . .

These aren't pimp-able.

[Finn666]

Urb - what's the pic in the back btw. love that one!

[Cutlasshound]

Dude the fabric looks beautiful!

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[urbanwoodsman]

@Finn666:

Urb - what's the pic in the back btw. love that one!

It's just a deer getting skinned.

[Max Power]

As always…SH 72& Samurai

[Anesthetist]

IHSH 99
TWSH-09
Tender
Dc4001
Cons

[summ3rhays]

Looks too sunny in most these pics.

[Finn666]

great combo Ane and Flo!…

@urbanwoodsman:

@Finn666:

Urb - what's the pic in the back btw. love that one!

It's just a deer getting skinned.

almost thought so too, thanks!

[jdl1279]

Field jacket
Match Me
TW666N
Minnetonka

[Anesthetist]

How do you like those 666N?

[jdl1279]

They're nice and comfy, straight away. Well built like everything else around here, not flimsy, just a lighter denim.

[Giles]

Apart from the 16oz we use on the IH-817, I think this is the toughest denim we do…..

[costanza]

That's really interesting, Giles. I always wondered whether toughness can ironically be in inverse proportion to weight (above a certain point). For instance, is 25oz inherently more prone to premature blow-out or do other variables come into play?… is there an optimum weight for structural integrity and longevity or are the specific qualities of the denim and weave more important factors?

Hope that makes some sense!

[Giles]

It's a combination of staple length, yarn tension, weave tension etc etc etc.  This Organic cotton that we make the 666 and 634N just seems to be super tough, it is also spun and woven pretty tightly, though not as tightly as the IH 16oz.

I don't know for sure but I suspect a slubby denim is inherently weaker than a smooth denim and a projectile loom denim is stronger than a shuttle loom denim (all other things being equal)…

[costanza]

Thanks Giles, though I'm definitely in need of more research - some of that (projectile looms, staple length) sounded like Gnosticism to me! I'm going to look into it further. Fascinating. Ta!

[4c]

@Giles:

a projectile loom denim is stronger than a shuttle loom denim…

Did you mean the other way around G? ???