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

[popvulture]

I don't know if it'd be possible, but I'd love to see a run of the N1s with sleeves more in line with everything else IH makes, like 27" or less. The N1 sleeves have always been long, but they seem to be getting even longer each year.

[Alex]

@popvulture yeah, I agree. I tried to point this out to Haraki and was told that I was wrong...

[Vaperfavour1313]

How about reverse Wabash? White background, indigo dots?

[Alex]

@Vaperfavour1313 we did that once before...

https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/topic/6691/ihsh-62-wht-12oz-wabash-western-shirt-white?_=1697182516917

[markus_berlin_]

Hello..
I do not know if this has been asked before... is a denim vest in white in planning

[AdamJ]

@markus_berlin_ Not currently i'm afraid

[John Galt]

A return of some corduroy western shirts.

[Tago Mago]

@Tago-Mago said in Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?:

Any plans to bring back IHSH-248 or redo IHSH-228? Something nice and light for the summer

@AdamJ ?

[Alex]

No plans, no. Not bad ideas though

[popvulture]

@Alex man that’s rough!

[Buckeye]

A plug for the IH-101-JV, in any weight. The style and sizing are fantastic!

[DeeDee85]

@John-Galt Seconded!!

[WhiskeySandwich]

@John-Galt thirded! I may have suggested that a while back too!

[JunkPants]

The 12 oz wabash fabric is so good. What about some shirts in this material, rope dyed weft and warp etc, but without the bleached wabash dots? A bit more subtle, but would still offer amazing fades and the same great feel of the fabric.
I'd vote for work shirts, but western would be cool as well, in both indigo and black.

[endo]

more of these great denim pouches, larger and longer ones

[Karol]

@endo amen to that

[endo]

they have to do it

[T4920]

@JunkPants love this idea, I'm now picturing a pair of well worn, faded work pants in an indigo 12oz Serge fabric..

[iammortalcombat]

@JunkPants isn’t what makes Wabash what it is - having the bleached dots?

[T4920]

@iammortalcombat I think he just means the fabric itself, unbleached, speaks for itself, and would make for some cool, understated pieces.

The Indigo Wabash fabric ages so beautifully, but I couldn't get away with it at work in its current form, sans the bleached dots though...