Yet some more close ups if the community has no objections

Today's auto selfie

Here some close ups

Some close ups

That's how it looks today

@deanclean it looks awesome over a regular shirt as well. This beast is made for layers!

My pair has some 5 month+ of wear. Couldn't call it turbo fade, but there's some apparent evo taking place

Evolution of IHSH-292-IND 18oz

@Jcaz6996 said in The Evolution of Iron Heart:

IHSH-33-IND
Just over 1 year old with 72 days of wear ..
Day 1

Day 72

@Jcaz6996 Unbelievable results for just 10 weeks of wear. What did you do in it to fade it to that extent for such short period of time? If it's not a secret of course

Today's auto selfie

IB matches different colors and shades really cool. Awesome combo with classic indigo

@WhiskeySandwich thanx for the input. Let's see what IHUK team has to tell in this regard, condition they are willing to reveal their secrets

Can any one tell me if the method/nature of dye somehow influences the denim itself, it's features?
I started wearing my 888 14oz ib recently and noticed a certain difference in softness and overall feeling with my 888 14oz indigo dyed pair. Subjectively ib feels softer and even thiner then indigo dyed one. Are there two identical denims being used? Love them both, just curious

Can any one tell me if he feels any kind of inconvenience/uncomfortability wearing this undoubtedly sexy jacket yet made on two thirds of polyester? Tell me the naked truth please

@Kasi said in IHSH-33-IND - 12oz Selvedge Denim Western Shirt - Indigo:

Went brought lots of starch spray.
To crease the arms.

Never heard abt this trick, got intrigued with it, therefore a few questions to our denim sand box society that may sound silly.
Does the spray leave any starch stains/residues on the surface of the fabric? For how long is it reasonable to keep it on till wash it off?
If kept on for a considerably long time will it not contribute to fabric brakes through at the creases?

If I remember it right one of the reasons the presoak/wash recommended for a new pair of jeans, apart from hygienic purposes, is to wash out remaining starch so that the fabric is not only becomes softer and comfortable to wear but also eliminate the risk of starch contribution to brakes through the fabric making it remain sturdy and less flexible when it comes to motion. Please correct me where I'm mistaken. Thank in advance you all

Evolution of IHSH-292-IND 18oz

@Luijim78 Not acustomed to the event - any limits? Store wide sale or selected goods only?