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RE: IHSW-48-BLK - 14 oz Ultra Heavyweight Sweat Cardigan β Black
Added another gem to my collection
Paired with 888-SBG and GAH ring.
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RE: Simmons Bilt
Just received my Smokey D Racer jacket. Just fantastic.
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RE: IHG-112-RACE - Iron Heart βRacingβ Small Mug
Yeah, the new ones are sanforized and one-washed, so little to no shrinkage to be expected.
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RE: Recent Purchases
Just received this (IMHO) insane and rare hoodie:
After @Fades-for-future did some great detective work and identified these as the IHSW-38, I was able to find out that they were exclusively produced for the Japanese market / not sold internationally. Also, these were produced before 2020/2021 which is, as @Alex kindly confirmed, approximately when IH started producing their hoodies slightly longer than they used to. I'm a huge fan of the older, shorter versions of IH hoodies. And since a) those won't be produced anymore, b) there aren't many of the older versions out there for sale and c) I didn't have a black IH hoodie yet (only grey and navy, so far), I just had to get these.
Normally, I'm not a printed T-Shirt, hoodie, jacket etc. type of guy. So would I have wanted a fully plain hoodie? Yes. But the print on this particular hoodie is (unexpectedly) super nice and reflects the rough character and high quality of IH that I love and appreciate so much.
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RE: Fall/Winter 2023 - Coming Soon
^ You may have to activate the donate/tip button soon then...
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RE: GOOD ART HLYWD - A Gallery
There isn't any thread (yet?) for the Model 31, so I'll post it here instead. I love the simplicity and elegance of the Model 31 which at first might come across as too "usual" or "standard", but is an absolute delight to wear and look at nevertheless.
Model 25 (left) vs. Model 31 (right) - photo taken on my Japan Blue Sashiko Coverall Jacket. Hope you enjoy the somewhat "artsy" photo I tried to create.
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RE: IHSW-41 - 12oz Heavyweight Loopwheel Fleece Lined Zip Up Hoodie - Marl Grey or M
Another lucky purchase that I added to my collection of old/shorter IH hoodies as of today:
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RE: Pure Blue Japan (PBJ)
FWIW, while going with a size up would undoubtedly fit you better in the overall length, I think the fit of this particular size doesn't look off and fits you well too all things considered.
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RE: Belts
@Jett129 Thanks for the suggestions. I should've mentioned that the seller should be located in the EU (which may admittedly narrow the options down a bit) since I don't want to pay additional import fees, shipping etc.
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RE: Belts
I'm considering buying a good quality, deep and rich brown horsehide (or cowhide if need be) belt. It should have a medium to relatively narrow width, maybe teardrop shaped holes and silver hardware. Any suggestions?
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RE: IH-888D - 17oz Duck Medium/High Rise Tapered Cut Jeans - Brown
@Alex Ah, okay. Well... It's a good day for the 888ers... and a moment of silence for the rest.
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RE: IH-888D - 17oz Duck Medium/High Rise Tapered Cut Jeans - Brown
I saw that the 555Ds are getting restocked, so we must be very close to a restock of the 888D
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RE: Crocs
@goosehd Well, I guess it could always be worse... Like having a Trypophobia and seeing the Model 25 on someone's finger
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RE: Crocs
The pattern of those Cros reminds me of the "Desert Sessions" pattern that Good Art uses in their accessories. But when Good Art does it, we don't seem to think the same things we think about the Crocs. Strange
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RE: Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
More Cafe Racer jackets (e.g. duck) with TWO zipped chest pockets, two side pockets and internal pocket(s). No button at the waist/zipper like the previous models.
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RE: Random questions to which you seek an answer
Anyone who tried to starch soft denim (specifically: Sashiko) to make it stiff(er) and can share some instructions and insights based on their experience? I've read some of the relevant posts on the forum already, but I'm wondering if there are any specific/recent/easier/better methods without having to reinvent the wheel and possibly mess up something irreversibly.