Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?
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One of the things that led me to Iron Heart years ago was my dismay over jeans that were made out of such lightweight fabric that they no longer felt like jeans should feel. 11.5 oz may be great for shirts and jackets, but I think that's a bit insubstantial for jeans.
I don't necessarily disagree. 14 oz is most likely the lightest I'd be interested in, but if any brand can change my mind it's Iron Heart.
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I realise Haraki-San's inspirations are primarily American and Japanese, but given there's undeniably some British DNA in the IH operation I think @Giles should try to explain the concept of the great British donkey jacket to Haraki. An IH donkey jacket in Melton Wool with a red flannel lining and leather shoulder/back patch would be the absolute dog's 'nads. @Danny RnH do you feel me?
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^^ Now that would be an absolute winner, both I and DH would love to see that made… Brilliant idea
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DH when he was a rude boy up north in Sheffield was into his donkey jacket, sta prest and monkey boots ! British Heritage Piece [emoji4]
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@neph93 Interesting idea. Not just an iconic piece of work wear but one with strong political overtones in 80s Britain
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@neph93 Interesting idea. Not just an iconic piece of work wear but one with strong political overtones in 80s Britain
Very true. I got my first one from a striking docker in Liverpool at the start of the 90's, wore it with pride at many a AFA/ANL event. If IH make one someone should let Corbyn know
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Great idea! I am looking for years on the Simmonsbilt Donkey Jacket.
But I´d love to see the pockets in a kind of IH style!
http://www.simmonsbilt.com/vintageclassics/donkey-jacket.html -
Apologies if this has been asked, but will there be a 634S-sbg?
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I rather like something along these lines..
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Looks like Kevin Rowland.. Yes, nice jacket shape but no shoulder detail.. Which I like
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why is it called a donkey jacket?
reminds me of the chore/work jackets Iron Heart does but in wool
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It was traditionally worn by dockers discharging and loading cargo the equipment used was a steam winch called a donkey hence the name donkey jackets worn by the men involved think @neph93 had an original from Liverpool Docks