Iron Heart Product Care Guidelines
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Hi all, I have a pair of 555s (14oz) that are just a bit roomie in the waist and thinking about a hot soak and throwing them in the dryer. I know this goes against the product care guidelines and have read that this could result in white marks.
Does anyone have any experience or advice in taking this approach? While shrinkage is desired, white marks are not.
Thanks for any advice you can offer!
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@luesanchezr Please see here: Product Care
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@Peckinpah yep
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How does one wash an N1 deck jacket? Delicate cycle in a washing machine and hang dry? Thanks.
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@Oaktavia I washed mine that way and got shrinkage and marbling, which I didn't mind but can lead to unexpected results. Spot cleaning might be preferable to keep the jacket as is.
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@borosillykid Are you referring to the oiled or regular whipcord version? The former we recommend spot cleaning by hand.
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@AdamJ what if you wear it every day is there anything else like a soak or anything?
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Evening Gents, this is my type III lefty, I took it out to wear it the other day after some years (finally can fit in it!) and noticed these spots. They are on the upper back portion of the jacket. At first I wetted the spots and rubbed them lightly with a sponge. I then noticed it wasn't clearing up so I rubbed it with the more abrasive side of the sponge. Well that obviously wore away some indigo, and really didn't get rid of it all. I have tried alcohol, nail polish remover, Hot clothes Iron + paper towel, WD40, rub in dish detergent then into the washer with a full tide pod for a 60 minute wash, and NOTHING. I thought it was glue, granted I would never have done any gluing in this jacket, the only thing I can think that it could have been is pine resin or something similar. It has a slight gloss to it when looked at at an angle. I also thought maybe wax, but i think wax would have been removed with a hot iron. I likely have tried everything there is to get these marks out of my jacket, but I figured I would ask here to see if I missed anything. If I have posted in the wrong thread please feel free to move it, and I apologize. I did not see a "care" thread and I figure the lefty type III thread my not get as many eyeballs. Appreciate any and all help for ye lads. Thanks!!!
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@Ndubya94 said in Iron Heart Product Care Guidelines:
Evening Gents, this is my type III lefty, I took it out to wear it the other day after some years (finally can fit in it!) and noticed these spots. They are on the upper back portion of the jacket. At first I wetted the spots and rubbed them lightly with a sponge. I then noticed it wasn't clearing up so I rubbed it with the more abrasive side of the sponge. Well that obviously wore away some indigo, and really didn't get rid of it all. I have tried alcohol, nail polish remover, Hot clothes Iron + paper towel, WD40, rub in dish detergent then into the washer with a full tide pod for a 60 minute wash, and NOTHING. I thought it was glue, granted I would never have done any gluing in this jacket, the only thing I can think that it could have been is pine resin or something similar. It has a slight gloss to it when looked at at an angle. I also thought maybe wax, but i think wax would have been removed with a hot iron. I likely have tried everything there is to get these marks out of my jacket, but I figured I would ask here to see if I missed anything. If I have posted in the wrong thread please feel free to move it, and I apologize. I did not see a "care" thread and I figure the lefty type III thread my not get as many eyeballs. Appreciate any and all help for ye lads. Thanks!!!
I’m tagging @ShopatIronHeart to see if they might have any insight.
