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RE: IH-634S-19L - 19oz Left Hand Twill Selvedge Denim Straight Cut Jeans
Nice work @ Jercules. Mine have about a year of wear and 1 wash
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RE: IH-634S-19L - 19oz Left Hand Twill Selvedge Denim Straight Cut Jeans
Here is my pair similar fades in the back pocket. Mine is the older v2 version but same fabric.
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RE: Why so many weights?
All feel different and have very different Characteristics. The 16oz slb is the most breathable. The 19 is a left hand twill and unsanforized. Its stiffer and more rigit with great fade pottential. The 14 oz is a nice all year weight. Then you have the 25oz heavy but softens up beautifully with wear and fades very nicely. You have the 18 with vintage fades, the 17oz with natural indigo. They all feel different, fade different so at the end of the day it is a matter of preference and variety.
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RE: IH-555-SST - 21oz Shinayaka Selvedge Denim - Super Slim - Indigo
Some people have an elitist mentality. That true homage bs and cannot see 1 inch past their index fingure. Customers like that you can loose for a lot of trivial reasons. It's difficult to make everybody happy nor should you try. Stay true to your values and the right customer will always be there.
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RE: Lifter problems
An easy test of mobility is the overhead squat. Load is not important. If you can overhead squat an empty bar with full depth, ample thoracic extension and heels on the ground you are generally in good shape. It will expose limitations at the upper back, hips and ankle.
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RE: IH-526L - 19oz Left-Hand Twill Selvedge Denim Type III - Indigo
My experience was different. I was expecting the 25oz 634 to be difficult to wear in the beginning and alot of forum members were having a hard time button them up. Never for me. They felt pretty comfy by day 2. My 634 leftie v2 still gives me hard time to button the top button after 2 years of wear. Its interesting how we all have our own personal experiences.
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RE: IHSH-295-IB - 14oz Selvedge Denim Western Shirt - Indigo/Black
That looks great @MassiveThighs. Never go by tag size. Learn the measurements that fit you well and go by those. You will get consistent and better fit all the time and avoid all the back and forth hassle associated with returns.
Latest posts made by yannis
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RE: IH-526L - 19oz Left-Hand Twill Selvedge Denim Type III - Indigo
@CosmoSix5 the 19l is a gnarly denim. Starts cardboard and stays cardboard for a while. If comfortable is what you are after the 21oz hands down. Now the 19l will reward you with beautiful hugh contrast fades but you will have to work very hard for it.
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RE: IH-888S-21 - 21oz Selvedge Denim Medium/High Rise Tapered Cut Jeans - Indigo
@Andres-G. I am afraid that you will have minimal luck with shrinking the 21oz. Sure they will tighten up after a hot wash or soak but they will stretch right back in a couple of days or less. I would try to hot wash them and spin them on high and throw them in a hot dryer right after. You may get something but probably not enough.
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RE: IH-526J-DD - Double Duck Type III Jacket
I have been wearing my 634DD again for a week straight now. It's a beautiful fabric. I will keep them in my regular rotation going forward. I love how stiff and structured the fabric is.
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RE: IH-526J-22OD - 22oz Selvedge Denim Type III Jacket - Indigo Overdyed Black
@Oaktavia. It's a great jacket. I wear mine often also and for a 22oz it's so soft and versatile, buttons really easy. It's such a great piece!
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RE: IH-463S - 21oz Selvedge Denim Sneaker Cut Jeans "The Boss Cut" - Indigo
Never understood why this cut never did well ourtside of Japan. It's so easy to size, looks great. Oh well I guess the narrow hems get alot more interest.
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RE: IH-463S - 21oz Selvedge Denim Sneaker Cut Jeans "The Boss Cut" - Indigo
@Arkimeediz
Send an email to Iron Heart and they will assist you if they can! -
RE: IH-463S - 21oz Selvedge Denim Sneaker Cut Jeans "The Boss Cut" - Indigo
I am happy for you guys. Hoping @Alex and team to get a hold of a tag 38 for me. Awesome jeans
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RE: Random questions to which you seek an answer
There is a How to measure tutorial where a lovely lady with a British accent thoroughly explains how Iron heart measures.