Random questions to which you seek an answer

[scooter]

Here I thought I was just getting old, and it turns out @goosehd has been sticking it to me all along...

[Matt]

That’s not the voodoo doll.

[Karol]

Why there are no hand warmer pockets in leather shirt lineup?

[Alex]

@Karol I guess because they were designed to be Western Shirts

[Karol]

@Alex Thanks!! OK, it finally makes sense. I don’t know why but I always thought about them as the CPO type (as it is more of an overshirt).
I just love how successfully you guys added the handwarmer pockets to most of the CPOs

[Mister_Brue]

This post is deleted!

[Matt]

It is. Just a clerical error I’m sure.

[AdamJ]

@Mister_Brue Good spot! I am working on the new Hall of Fades as we speak. It will be maintained/regularly updated better than the current version.

Have sorted the above, thanks.

[mrimpractical]

Anybody able to explain the difference between original 14oz and the 142 denim? I know the weft is double-twisted, but wondering how this affects the end product. Based on IG posts it seems that the Japanese market stuck with the original 14oz, curious why that might be.

[Giles]

They did not stick with the original, they decided to stay with the original nomenclature, even though the denim changed. Alex and I decided to append the 2, so it was a distinct product variant. The double twist gives heft but not weight and makes the denim softer...

[JohnM]

888s vs. 1955s

The 888s has more taper from the knee down, but how do these cuts compare in the top block? I've heard the 1955s has a slightly higher rise, but am interested in understanding any other differences. Thanks, John

[goosehd]

@ShopatIronHeart

[Bailey]

@JohnM the 1955 and the 888 are very similar, the 1955's are slightly higher in the rise and wider in the leg.

Comparison of the main cuts found here: https://www.ironheart.co.uk/content/cut-comparison

[Alex]

@Bailey said in Random questions to which you seek an answer:

@JohnM the 1955 and the 888 are very similar, the 1955's are slightly higher in the rise and wider in the leg.

Comparison of the main cuts found here: https://www.ironheart.co.uk/content/cut-comparison

You can also do comparisons on the website, see here:
https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum//post/7686

I've done one for you, see here:
https://www.ironheart.co.uk/module/leofeature/productscompare?list=230,1478

Some tag sizes visible below:

[JohnM]

^ Thanks Bailey and Alex. I was just comparing sizes 35 and 36 in these two cuts (though it applies to all sizes). The waist is quite a bit larger on the 1955s compared with the 888s -- more than 1" larger. Curious if you might know why this is. Based on the charts, one could easily size down in the 1955s compared to the 888s -- agree?

[IRONGARR]

Ideas for what I could use for a new fade comp
Weights, denim types, item types ....any advice is welcome

[Alex]

When comparing jeans, compare actual waist to actual waist as best you can. Our jeans vary run to run, due to human error, so sometimes the actual waist doesn’t match the tag size

[Tago Mago]

@IRONGARR welcome to the forum. FYI I have moved your post to this thread.

Take a look at the cut comparison to get an idea of the different core cuts:

https://www.ironheart.co.uk/content/cut-comparison

Ideally, you want to measure a pair of denim that fits you well, as described here:

https://www.ironheart.co.uk/content/how-we-measure-bottoms

As far as denim weight goes, the 21oz is a great place to start imo. Check out the Indigo Invitational threads from past years for additional ideas and inspiration:

https://www.ironhearteu.com/forum/category/36/heavy-weight-contests-competitions

[JohnM]

@Alex Got it -- there is variation from run to run and you guys have been great at providing actual measurements -- appreciated.

Would you attribute the chart waist differential between the 888s and 1955s mostly to this (run to run variation) or would you guess the 1955s's waist does tend to run larger than the 888s's? Just curious, no problem if there's no way to know.

[Alex]

No, It is not by design. It will either be run to run variance or the fact that a sample was approved when its waist was not the correct size without that being noticed and it’s continued from there.