Iron Heart Germany- Hamburg

[Shane B]

Available now - Iron Heart Hamburg - Germany 7.5oz Loopwheel Crew Neck T-Shirt - Black/Magenta
The exclusive Iron Heart Germany 7,5 oz. heavy weight T-Shirt #8 is limited as always.

[Daniel San]

ordered immediately

[Shane B]

@Daniel-San I saw it, great choice.

[Matt]

That magenta is great.

[markus_berlin_]

Ordered Great Shirt

[Shane B]

@markus_berlin_ @Matt Thanks guys!

[Daniel San]

@Shane-B
the magenta tshirt sucks mate
Bianca confiscated it right away and it went straight into her closet
haven’t had the chance to try on so fast it was gone …
wie gewonnen , so zerronnen ….

[Shane B]

@Daniel-San Hahaha, GREAT!

[A Former User]

I’ve got all of them from #4 onwards and wear them loads. Really hoping there’ll be a few more in the years to come!
Hopefully I’ll get to pick up one of the next ones in person in Hamburg — so far, it’s always been the post for me!

[Aetas]

@ConBu said in Iron Heart Germany- Hamburg:

Hopefully I’ll get to pick up one of the next ones in person in Hamburg …

684 release party and a full Iron Heart Forum story in here.
Hope to meet you next time @ConBu

[Shane B]

@ConBu You can also place an online order with "in-store pickup," and the T-shirt will be reserved for you until you come to Hamburg.

[Shane B]

We’ve received a few very cool new products from Peanuts & Co, the Japanese accessory brand that creates jewelry inspired by vintage Americana.

[Shane B]

We've just received a large shipment of our Basic bags from Porter Yoshida & Co. Check it out here: https://ironheartgermany.com/collections/porter-yoshida-co

[will6er]

@Shane-B nothing basic about Porter!

[Shane B]

@will6er said in Iron Heart Germany- Hamburg:

@Shane-B nothing basic about Porter!

That is when you use one of these bags every day!

[Shane B]

It certainly won't bring peace, but it's a beautiful pendant with symbolic meaning. Available now.

[goosehd]

@Shane-B I learned something today ️

The peace symbol originated from the signal flags of the 1950s, which depicted the letters N and D. These stand for “Nuclear Disarmament.” Elements of these flags were used to create the peace symbol we know today and use so widely.

[Shane B]

@goosehd Yeah, I just learned that too.