@Bridger thanks for the heads up, Bunny
Posts made by Lynne
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RE: Petsposted in Hobbies and Pastimes
@Bridger
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RE: RE:LOVE - Repurposed — Iron Heart, Reimaginedposted in Project RE:LOVE and The Outlet
@rahrah12 they should be on sale this week/next week.
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RE: RE:LOVE - Repurposed — Iron Heart, Reimaginedposted in Project RE:LOVE and The Outlet
@rahrah12 hello - yes, the wristlets actually average just over 20cm/8” snap to snap and vary in stretch depending on how pliable the denim is. If you wish to place an order you can add a note for someone in customer services to measure the longest ones and liaise with you before despatch, as there may already be one that suits you.
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RE: Petsposted in Hobbies and Pastimes
Not strictly a pet, but we’re honoured at Iron Heart to have been adopted by this old fella.
Every day Paddington comes and visits us in all 3 of our units. At 20 years old, he’s deaf and malnourished, but he’s still a player and has captured our hearts.
You all know how much the people that work here care about things. Well, I can tell you that their kindness to this poorly looked after animal is unmatched. Everyone looks out for him, feeds him, brings things in for him etc so that the latter part of his life is better than his past. (Nb: everything we do for him is in agreement with the Cats Protection charity.)
I’ve never been a cat person per se, but I am totally under this one’s spell

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RE: RE:LOVE - Repurposed — Iron Heart, Reimaginedposted in Project RE:LOVE and The Outlet
From belt loop to keyring. Ta daa!
The faded ones are personal to me as they are from Steve’s old jeans. Felt awfully strange cutting them up to begin with, they’re a beautiful colour and so soft now, but they were hanging by a thread and so a restock of light, and dark, keyrings and wristlets are coming soon

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RE: RE:LOVE - Repurposed — Iron Heart, Reimaginedposted in Project RE:LOVE and The Outlet
I absolutely love using this machine for bartacking. It gets through anything. Here it is making easy work of six layers of 21oz. These are ReLove key rings, some dark and some faded denim, soon to be restocked. Next up, 25oz.
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RE: Upcoming SaturdayTypeFever (and wishlist) products...posted in SaturdayTypeFever
@EdH the seersuckers and the tiger linen are all super breezy!
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RE: RE:LOVE - Repurposed — Iron Heart, Reimaginedposted in Project RE:LOVE and The Outlet
Just checking off a restock of single and double ReLove wristlets and this one caught my eye.
Love how the Kansai has caught the selvedge just right


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RE: Iron Heart Fall/Winter 2026 - Collection Reveal Premiere Thursday 9th July at 1700BSTposted in Fall/Winter 2026 Collection
Excellent collection and presentation.
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RE: Steve & Lynne’s Japan Diary…posted in Iron Heart Meet Ups & Travel
Just reliving some photos. A quick round up of our first few days can be found here. Still feeling zen from our trip. Long may it last.
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RE: Steve & Lynne’s Japan Diary…posted in Iron Heart Meet Ups & Travel
Wherever you are in the world, it’s good night from me and it’s good night from him


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RE: Steve & Lynne’s Japan Diary…posted in Iron Heart Meet Ups & Travel
Running out of ‘film’, but still going. This is a couple of days ago.
We started the day at Omicho Market for a gourmet wander before heading over to Higashi Chaya. Beautiful old streets with loads of character.
Picked up the car near Kanazawa Station and its huge wooden Tsuzumi Gate, then headed up into the mountains to Ainokura, one of the traditional gassho villages. A truly impressive place – steep thatched farmhouses tucked into the hills and a much quieter feel than some of the better-known villages.
Next stop was a washi paper workshop where we were introduced to traditional Japanese paper making. Really interesting despite language barriers - and something similar I want to do for ReLove by pulping our smallest denim offcuts.
From there we drove the sandy Chirihama Beach Driveway and watched the sun set over the Sea of Japan. Another highlight of the trip.
Then finished the day back in Kanazawa with a wander through the samurai district after dark. Definitely a brooding masculine vibe going on there.
Feeling fulfilled. Couldn’t have packed anything more into the day.

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RE: Steve & Lynne’s Japan Diary…posted in Iron Heart Meet Ups & Travel
@Vik can’t wait to see yours too!
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RE: Steve & Lynne’s Japan Diary…posted in Iron Heart Meet Ups & Travel
Day 3. Today began in Akihabara for cameras, games and electronics. Then onto Harajuku, to Porter’s for the Tomoshi Yasuda exhibition. Stopping on the way at Snow Peak, who’ve released some active wear garments that have been indigo dyed and should fade and wear like jeans. And, next door, we stopped at a brilliant little gyoza place for lunch. Great little art exhibition at Porters. Found a new bag I really liked and some fabulous Yoshida bags, indigo dyed locally. (Along with weaving, that’s another workshop I’d like to squeeze in
)We were meant to do a vinyl trawl in the evening, but were too pooped and decided to do that another day.
So, a “shortcut” through Takeshita Street to the train station followed. Once known for fashion it’s sadly now mostly micro pigs, otters, huskies and strawberry-themed cafe chaos.
Back to the calm of Ginza for a final tech shopping session, rooftop drinks at The Mint watching the city light up, then dinner at TsuruTonTan where we massively over-ordered udon noodle dishes and sides.
We finally wobbled back to the hotel and flicked between Emma Raducanu, showing some form again, and Lewis Hamilton, back in the saddle
️ A good night for the Brits.



