We know you love IH, but where do you think we can improve?
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Hook Closure on the Chino:
The actual hook only goes through the inner white fabric of the waistband, creating a stupid look pulling it to the outside when under tension.
Hidden behind the belt, it's not really noticeable, though. The rest of the Chino doesn't feel like I should have sized up.
I think it would be better if there was an additional layer of the chino cloth on the inside of the waistband through which the hook is also is attached.
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I would be cool with a few extra belt loops…seems like most of the work pants have 7 loops. I go TTS so eventually I end up with a bit of extra material that tends to sag below my belt.
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Make the hems little smaller . Now days , typical hem size is no bigger than 7” or max 7.5”
777 , 555s are 8.5” or more for size 38. Obviously the entire jeans size appropriately to accommodate 8.7 or 8.8” hems. 8.8 or 9” doesn’t go well with today fashion .I think pure blue Japan sort out sizing for “slim tapered fit” beautifully.
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Ok but follow the current fashion trends . Big hems aren’t in.
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Tapered legs have been in for about 15 years now and I think they're getting pretty tired. I'm personally glad IH makes jeans I can fit my foot through at the bottom. The Hypebeast crowd has plenty of options out there.
Who knew this thread would contain my most opinionated takes?
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PBJ what they do, we do what we do…...
We love PBJ, but they ain't us....
Nobody is comparing you with PBJ.
I have 16 pair of jeans , 8x IH and 8xPBJ.
I was only referencing the fit . That’s allYou asked us for opinion and I gave you mine
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Ok but follow the current fashion trends . Big hems aren’t in.
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I’m not so sure about that. Looking at IG, a lot of people and retailers including SelfEdge’s show straight legs. Personally I dont think they’ll ever not be in style. Just my opinion for what it’s worth.
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a lot of people and retailers including SelfEdge’s show straight legs. Personally I dont think they’ll ever not be in style. Just my opinion for what it’s worth.
I was talking to friend recently about this very topic, and my feeling is that due to the internet and trends being smaller but more numerous, you see things hang around a lot longer than they did in the past. I'd say previously a pervasive style might last 5 years or a little more, then it'd be on to something new. I feel like now, the transitions between shifts are much more blurred, and trends live a lot more concurrently.
Anyhoo, I'm rambling. I think it's an interesting topic, though.
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Also, though I’ve never met the man I could only imagine Haraki’s response to being asked to keep with current fashion trends. It would be similar to Giles’ I’d think.
Apparently u havent heard of next seasons collab with Zara… [emoji2]
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Straight leg jeans will always be “in.” I think 634 sales would back this up. After all 501s have been popular for what? A jillion years?
Agreed. Straight legs are like Chucks, Wayfarers, white (or black) tees, leather jackets. Timeless.
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The two brands that I have the ultimate respect for are Iron Heart and Harley-Davidson,and it’s no small coincidence that they are connected. One of the things that I admire about both brands is that even though they continue to grow and evolve,they don’t loose their identities,what inherently makes them who they are. This year Harley came out with an Adventure Touring bike,a major departure for them but the bike is still a Harley. And as Iron Heart continues to stretch it’s fashion legs,so to speak,everything they’ve come out with is unmistakably IH,and I wouldn’t want it any other way.
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Nobody is comparing you with PBJ.
Nor did I think anyone was. But you were suggesting we make the hems smaller and I was saying let's leave that to others…
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@tody @motojobobo where … ?
