@Giles said in IHM-27-OLV - Sateen M-65 Field Jacket - Olive:

You can't undo the stitching, it forms part of the construction of the pocket.  You need to cut the label in half between the 2 rows of stitching and then deconstruct the label, it carries risks, I screwed up a customer's shirt once when he asked me to do it..

Or get a black Sharpie…

For those who are interested, I gave it a try nevertheless and removed the Iron Heart label on the left front pocket (I just don't like labels on clothes ). Altogether, I am very happy with the end result (see below). Removing it was rather easy, however as the next step, I needed to carefully pull out the black yarn rests - I first thought that there were larger holes, but luckily it was just the yarn. The remaining marks are barely noticeable now, and will likely be invisible after the first wash.

@Giles said in IHM-27-OLV - Sateen M-65 Field Jacket - Olive:

You can't undo the stitching, it forms part of the construction of the pocket.  You need to cut the label in half between the 2 rows of stitching and then deconstruct the label, it carries risks, I screwed up a customer's shirt once when he asked me to do it..

Or get a black Sharpie…

For those who are interested, I gave it a try nevertheless and removed the Iron Heart label on the left front pocket (I just don't like labels on clothes ). Altogether, I am very happy with the end result (see below). Removing it was rather easy, however as the next step, I needed to carefully pull out the black yarn rests - I first thought that there were larger holes, but luckily it was just the yarn. The remaining marks are barely noticeable now, and will likely be invisible after the first wash.

Hello, I recently got mine and am very happy with the purchase (I am usually an L for other brands, decided to take the XL here since the L felt to small around the chest).

One quick question, I am not a big fan of labeling. It is very subtle here, but I am still contemplating to remove the "Iron Heart" label on the left pocket. Did anybody try this in the past? How does it look, will one still see the stitching holes afterwards? Thanks and best wishes