@biigbab it would probably take the color well, but the stitching would likely still be white.
Posts made by chrisjohnnick
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RE: IH-812-WHT - 10.5oz Herringbone Double Knee Overalls - Whiteposted in Bottoms
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RE: Giles and Alex hit Japan - May 2026posted in Iron Heart Meet Ups & Travel
Pics or it didn't happen!
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RE: WAYnWT (Your Closet)posted in General Chat
I don't usually have this many t-shirts hanging, but I tend to have more hung up when it starts to get hotter out. All on track shelving, so I can move some of the shelves around when I want to mix it up. I also swap out the fur and felt hats for straws, which I haven't had to do yet.






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RE: White T shirt 2 pack Recs…posted in General Chat
Didn't know SJ made a tee, also very excited to discover that they have a white tank. Might have to give those a shot!
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RE: Your IH Denim Rotationposted in General Chat
Although, with that said, after a few months I usually give in and just decide to work it into the rotation anyways.
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RE: Your IH Denim Rotationposted in General Chat
If I have a pair that I'm keeping tucked away for later, I usually try and leave them somewhere that is visible on the daily. Like tucked into the closet and folded with out of season jackets or sweaters. Somewhere where it's out of the way, but still seen weekly. Otherwise, I'll completely forget that I own it and it'll never get used.
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RE: White T shirt 2 pack Recs…posted in General Chat
Interested in this as well. My favorites from back in the day were the Buck Mason slub tees, which I bought a bunch of when the US made ones were still $28 a piece. Don't know if they're worth the $48 a piece that they are now, though.
My biggest thing that I can't stand with tees are they are either too heavyweight and rigid (even after multiple washes) or the collar is too tight. I like a little bit of breathing room around my neck.
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RE: IH-812-WHT - 10.5oz Herringbone Double Knee Overalls - Whiteposted in Bottoms
Really want to grab some of these at some point. Part of me wants to ice dye them with different shades of blue here and there.
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RE: Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Bladesposted in Accessories
@Ikeaparty is that a Larch Wood cutting board? Looks just like the ones I have.
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RE: IHJ-69 Corduroy Modified Type III Jacket - Black Size 40, Trade for denim type III?posted in Stuff to Trade
bump, I know someone needs this cord jacket in their life!
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RE: IHJ-69 Corduroy Modified Type III Jacket - Black Size 40, Trade for denim type III?posted in Stuff to Trade
still available for a trade for a denim type III.
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RE: PRICE DROP IHJ-69 Corduroy Modified Type III Jacket - Black Size 40 $225posted in Stuff for Sale
up! feel free to ask any questions!
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RE: The North Faceposted in Other Brands and Shops
@sabergirl our power went out Sunday morning at 6am. Still out now. My house it at the bottom of a big hill, too. So when it gets icy we’re just kinda stuck down there until it all melts. We stuck it out until this morning with our gas fireplace going every couple hours and cooking meals on the grill outside, but we finally just hitched a ride to an Airbnb with power and heat 10 mins away. Got to be too cold inside the house.
Every single year we get a big snow storm in mid Jan to mid Feb that shuts the roads and the city down for a few days, but usually we still have power. I work in hifi medical simulations, so when power is back up, we’re probably going to have a solid week of just resetting and recalibrating stuff. Ugh.
Anyways, yes I’m a fan of TNG for cold weather gear! We also have two North Face stores in Nashville. One at Green Hills Mall with all the fancy fashion trendy stuff, and one at the outlet mall in Opry Mills that has more of the staples and core stuff that I like better. I’ve also seen some higher end north face stuff at TJ Maxx around Oct-Dec, like $800 jackets for $150.
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RE: The North Faceposted in Other Brands and Shops
Don’t have a lot of north face that I wear in my day to day, but all of my extreme weather and snow gear is north face. Currently using my snow bibs and huge down jacket and Montana ski gloves in this frigid cold icy nightmare that is upon Nashville right now.
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RE: Random conversationsposted in General Chat
Anyone on here a part of their local IATSE? I work occasionally with 915 as a Stitcher/Dresser/Wardrobe Assistant in Nashville, and just curious if anyone else here did similar work.
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RE: Random Rantsposted in General Chat
@Chap thinking back, that 20k quote may have been for both teeth to have been worked on, but it was still a big heck no from me.
Still wouldn’t wish that pain from the first one on anyone.
