Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?

[Finkster]

@Haddtoo:

@natehate:

more brown
flannels, chambray… brown!!!!

Yep! … a brown coloured flannel shirt would be fine

[MastersOfDeath]

TB-04/06 black & olive

712 indigo/navy

[Peter]

I still think the 87 is the best ultra heavy, and certainly wouldn't mind seeing that pattern in different colours.

[Finkster]

+1 !!!

I could bite me in my ass, that I overstayed (or whatever) the -87. 
The pattern is gorgeous!

[Joule]

@Finkster:

+1 !!!

I could bite me in my ass, that I overstayed (or whatever) the -87. 
The pattern is gorgeous!

I need another.  My 11yr old stole mine on the chilly hike just this morning.

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[Finkster]

@Joule:

I need another.  My 11yr old stole mine on the chilly hike just this morning.

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Ouch! 

[Cole]

@Finkster:

+1 !!!

I could bite me in my ass, that I overstayed (or whatever) the -87. 
The pattern is gorgeous!

What size do you need? I had a brand new one in my hands on friday, I think it was an L (to small for me). @Finkster

[Finkster]

That's a nice offer @Cole … Thx a lot! 
But meanwhile, I have other (expensive) 'priorities' ... another Leather Jacket, the upcoming IH Fall/Winter Collection, +++
Sorry!  :-\

But possibly @Joule would be interested 

[Seul]

Genuinely cool seeing you guys looking out for eachother… #10 lvl enablers 

[d.s3]

This maybe an ignorant question, so please excuse me in advance.

Now that TW is gone, what about making lighter weight jeans (634, 666, etc) in the 17 oz IHSH-76, and better yet, the various 12 oz versions of IHSH-33 (-blk, -od, -85, upcoming indigoxindigo) fabrics?

And oh, more colors in the IH-816 please! Perhaps gunmetal, chocolate brown, and olive.

-D

[Chris]

There's a 14.125 oz version of the 634 in development, so you just might be in luck…

[Giles]

And 17oz 634 and 66 are being released this fall…

[d.s3]

@Giles:

And 17oz 634 and 66 are being released this fall…

@Chris:

There's a 14.125 oz version of the 634 in development, so you just might be in luck…

Thanks G and Chris, looking forward to both!

[nicecrackaction]

I would really like to buy reinforced motorcycle denim jeans from you, because I think even the expensive options our there look awful. A good choice of polyamid seems to be Schoeller Dynatec, but there are also various Aramid and Kevlar variants that can be woven into the denim cloth. Some protector pockets would make sense too, to fit d3o or similar. As rugged as the 21+ Denim IHS' might be off the bike, they will go up in smoke in no time when sliding over tarmac. http://www.schoeller-textiles.com/en/fabric-groups/protection/schoeller-dynatec.html

[Black Orchid]

^ Seconded that sounds a brilliant product

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[Giles]

Thanks @nicecrackaction .  Not sure we want to get into this specific market.

[nicecrackaction]

I understand Giles, but somehow having all that motorcycle bravado and not a single motorcycle-ready pair of jeans is strange as well. May some collab with a great brand in that area? Like Belstaff, Lewis Leathers or something of the sort?

[nicecrackaction]

And the maple people (like a number of others) simply sew in a layer of kevlar or Aramid in relevant areas which works fine as well, if weaving it in the fabric is too complicated.

[MP]

@nicecrackaction:

And the maple people (like a number of others) simply sew in a layer of kevlar or Aramid in relevant areas which works fine as well, if weaving it in the fabric is too complicated.

I'd go for this in a big way too, and I suspect a lot of us who ride may be able to justify the purchase.  I'm picturing kevlar lining (or similar) done in a similar manner to the flannel lining in the X634sX. I don't expect they'd be cheap, but they'd be a great part of the line up for the 'Motorcycle Specialties' brand. I've looked at all the options out there, and this would blow them away.

Adding armour pockets may be more trouble than it's worth, I'd rather just see kevlar lined ones happen rather than nothing due to it being too hard.  You can get knee pads to go under your jeans if need be.

[Dion]

E.g. Pike Brothers do offer jeans with an attachable Kevlar-inner-pant for protection. It'd be very nice to see IH doing something like that:

http://pikebrothers-shop.com/PikeBrothers/ItemView.action?menuMainGrp=00000001&loadGroups=true&number=P0101-15-0004&request_locale=en

Or a seperate IH-protection-kit for your jeans?