IHSH-171-BLU - Blue Dobby Check Cotton Western Shirt
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Alex wears XL:
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These look even better in the 'fit pics'–Looking like a stud, Alex.
Both colors kill it, but I think the blue has the slight edge--really want both
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Hmmm…too bad the sleeves are so short. I was really looking forward to this one.
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Hmmm…too bad the sleeves are so short. I was really looking forward to this one.
I second that…
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Cool picture here guys; very well done!
I can't believe these haven't sold out all the way yet…
the blue with a faded out pair of jeans will look EPIC
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Love Iron Heart and their products, but $310 for a five f* ounce cotton shirt is stupid. You know I love you Giles (we talked on the phone once, and referred to you as "boss" to which…..".....
A 5oz cotton shirt in a market that values heavyweight.... aah maybe there. Nope. I do not see the light
Bapcha
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Fabric weight has little to nothing to do with the price of an article of clothing. If you don't like the cost, don't buy it.
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When you think about it, a seamstress doesn't finish sowing a shirt quicker with a 5oz shirt than with a 12oz shirt. They both take roughly the same time to make, so should she be paid less because she's putting together a lighter weight shirt? And be paid more if it's a heavier shirt?
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Weight is not the only factor in determining the worth of a fabric. This one has a complex weave and unique chainstitch detailing. I'm assuming that this one is selling slowly due to the short sleeve length and not the light weight.
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Love Iron Heart and their products, but $310 for a five f* ounce cotton shirt is stupid. You know I love you Giles (we talked on the phone once, and referred to you as "boss" to which…..".....
A 5oz cotton shirt in a market that values heavyweight.... aah maybe there. Nope. I do not see the light
Bapcha
Don't buy it then…..
In fact, it is quicker for a seamstress to make these than a 12oz denim or UHF. It is the cost of the fabric that contributes most to the end price of these, it is a complex fabric to weave and has to be done on a special "Dobby loom"
I make no apology for the price, if we could sell it for less, we would.....
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Iron heart for me is the intersection of 2 things: Style (fit/genre) and Materials (ex. type of cotton/vintage mills/construction) Their marriage of art and craft is what warrants the price for me! Cheers…
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