IH-TL1 - Thrux Lawrence/Ironheart Ultra Stubborn Back Pack

[Giles]

NOW LIVE

[Dion]

Whoa, truly stunning! Made in USA?

[Giles]

Yep, Idaho.

Thanks for that, I'll update the product description…

[Jestre]

Glad to see these are extant, would love to grab one next year if they're still around.  They look great.

[Finn666]

what about a side pic? @Sam

[Giles]

Look on the product page….

[Finn666]

doh…thx G.^^

[Sam]

BAM! Two side pics! enjoy.

[seanocono]

I've been to TL's shop in CDA a couple times. It's a cool space, and they take quality very seriously. Great people, too.

Congrats on another awesome collab. I'm excited for both sides.

[Graeme]

It's a cool bag, but you really need to offer the hairy version.

[4c]

^ Hell yeah. Or IH 21oz denim.

[Graeme]

Something worth pointing out is that the IH-TL1 is a great size for a carry-on here in Australia, and some budget European flights.

These airlines use the 105 cm bag size for domestic flights, which is a 48 cm x 34 cm x 23 cm / 19" x 13.5" x 9" box. The TL1 is 17" x 13.5" x 7.5", so you could slightly overfill, and still get away with it.

[Giles]

@4c:

^ Hell yeah. Or IH 21oz denim.

We have discussed using our fabrics on future iterations….

[No.88]

Very nice back-pack indeed.

@4c:

^ Hell yeah. Or IH 21oz denim.

^^ In the 21oz Black selvedge.

[Giles]

If we did it in 21 we'd have to bond it to something else…

[No.88]

G. 'Scuse my ignorance. What do you mean by bonding it to something else?

[I'm assuming, by your statement, you just can't substitute the present canvas for 21oz denim & construct it using the present process TL use].

[Giles]

Correct, the 21 and indeed the 25 are not really meaty enough,  so we have to bond to a base fabric to give us the heft required…..

[No.88]

Gotcha. Cheers.

[browniemcghee]

Bond the double duck to something beefy.  Natural leather might look awesome with the double indigo duck.

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[ROman]

This Back Pack as it is, is a beauty. I saw it when I was in Gosport in October, and couldn't leave without one.