@mobius111 Thank you for shooting that across. Personally, I think you still have a fair amount of wear before they start to really go or need attention, but I would ensure that when you're not wearing them, you unfold the cuff, especially when washing! All the dirt gets caught up in the cuff otherwise, and that is what slowly eats away at the denim.
Also, welcome to shoot me any other questions or photos at shop@ironheart.co.uk. Just address them to me, and I will be there to help.
@catdad1 Not a problem! I am glad you are happy with them! welcome to the club 
@Zeplo1 Thanks for getting in touch, thats weird that there is no care label on the inside, however I have attached a photo for the care for the the IHM-37 but the Khaki version which will be the same care guide.
If the jacket is getting a bit smelly I would try turning inside out to start with and airing out the jacket, if this doesn't help my next steps would be the following.
Ironing with a one-dot setting typically means low heat, which is important for alpaca or wool-lined items not to get damaged. It is also imperative that you use a cotton cloth to help protect the garment from direct heat exposure, so I would turn the jacket inside out and using your cotton cloth as a thin barrier I would then lightly press the iron against the jacket, I wouldn't recommend gliding the iron over the jacket. Then let the jacket cool down flat to maintain its shape and avoid any distortions in the fabric.
The signs as well going from left to right mean:
1: do not wash 
2: do not bleach
3: do not tumble dry
4:Max temp at 110 degree C or 230 degrees F 
5: do not dry clean
@goosehd I was think of maybe Rammstein on in the background whilst we are cutting and hammering away at the jeans haha
to add what @Bailey mentioned, 72 orders with hemming taken over the road ready for me @Shaun and @Lynne to get cut and get hemmed tomorrow! YOUR JEANS ARE COMING!!
@Lynne haha thanks Lynne, maybe we should do a duet video, special guest segment haha
@m4xime I would like to think so. Until it's on the production schedule, it's hard to say, but the more you guys sign up for restocks and declare interest, the more likely we are to get restocks.
@m4xime Thats where I would definitely start, potentially a larger tag 31 or a smaller tag 32 if we have one and you got a order in, cant believe how quick they've flown incredible.
@IH-GARY thanks mate, definitely something I would like to do and have a few ideas, and with the team helping with certain repairs etc it should make these video more of a possibility.
@goosehd there can be times where I need to trim it back where it has become abit wild, but if you can flatten some of the broken fabric, you will find you can darn over it and helps make it look abit more invisible as it almost closes the hole back up.
@Karol cheers dude, means a lot, so thank you.
Cheers @Karol and @goosehd, yeah I think it could be quite fun to do, but also educational especially if you ever want to try and repair your jeans yourself can use some of these as a guide in a way.
Hey Legends, Happy Friday! I have been playing around with the idea of doing a little filming segment or a mini-series on repairs and hemming. This is a very rough go on my phone, sorting out a crotch blowout, so please be kind with me, haha. Feedback would be appreciated, and it would be interesting to see what you guys think if it is something you would like to see more of.
I'll move the camera to a position so you can see what is happening while I am darning.
IHSH-415-BLK
1955S
OGL-BELT-FULL-SPGAR-TAN
@thatdenimguy Absolutely haha, it's not like I have little draw underneath I could put them in, but typical me always gotta be different 
@KA56 Ahh, man, the 1955 could definitely be the Goldilocks pair for you, then! For me, there is definitely more room in that low thigh area compared to the 888s, so you should be good. Good luck, and I hope you manage to cop a pair!
@Ben, what's on the floor mate? Or are you looking at your reflection in the puddle again?
@tgaus, I hope this helps you a little bit. But I thought I would do a side-by-side photo for everyone so you can see what the 1955(left side) looks like against the 888(right side). I wear both in a tag 40, and these two styles are great for big-thighed guys. The 1955 definitely offers a little bit more room across the board, as the numbers don't make it seem like much, but there is a difference when you combine all those little differences. The 888s give you a slimmer silhouette without becoming the Michelin man, haha.
@RobeOfTheMagi, they're looking good. Keep it up mate.
@Kongen as @Tago-Mago said, This was a seasonal/one off item for spring summer last year, so we wont be getting a restock anytime soon however we may do something similar in future.
