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Interesting that Ironheart is raising prices even though the yen is weakening.
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Interesting that Ironheart is raising prices even though the yen is weakening.
IH by and large is more of a UK brand at this point imo. IHUK blew them up, and it's a boomer brand in the US with so many stockists now. I seriously doubt they do as much overall volume in Japan. Could be wrong, but highly doubtful.Interesting that Ironheart is raising prices even though the yen is weakening.
I did a double take at some Rod Laver's on the weekend worn by some stylish mystery woman. So maybe?I am waiting for the Adidas Natase
I'm not a boomer, just a young dad who needs his stuff to hold up to kids and repeated washesIH by and large is more of a UK brand at this point imo. IHUK blew them up, and it's a boomer brand in the US with so many stockists now. I seriously doubt they do as much overall volume in Japan. Could be wrong, but highly doubtful.
Kinda saying that tongue in cheek as it's gotten expensive enough younger people aren't gonna splurge on it. Surely not all are, but it's mostly what I'm seeing in and around the US on IG and in NYC.I'm not a boomer, just a young dad who needs his stuff to hold up to kids and repeated washes
I see what you are saying. Only need a couple pieces thoughKinda saying that tongue in cheek as it's gotten expensive enough younger people aren't gonna splurge on it. Surely not all are, but it's mostly what I'm seeing in and around the US on IG and in NYC.
Interesting that Ironheart is raising prices even though the yen is weakening.
Not sure if this is the right place to ask this -- I am looking for a great pair of beige/stone jeans. Would like to explore Japanese makers. I prefer a softer/lighter material rather than something very structured. Can someone recommend any makers that I should be targeting?
Thanks. Those have an interesting shape on the back pocket. I'm also wondering if Japanese is not the way to go considering their denim tends to be on the stiffer side.I have a pair of jeans from Freenote in their "Belford" straight fit that that they call an undyed natural ecru color. Their 14oz denim so not exactly the lightest weight but they weren't particularly ridgid when new and have broken in nicely with even the minimal wear I've given them.
I know Freenote is an American company but these ones would give all my Japanese selvedge denim a good run for the money.
Thanks. Those have an interesting shape on the back pocket. I'm also wondering if Japanese is not the way to go considering their denim tends to be on the stiffer side.
What about something from Cottle. Their denim seems to be pretty soft, although expensiveNot sure if this is the right place to ask this -- I am looking for a great pair of beige/stone jeans. Would like to explore Japanese makers. I prefer a softer/lighter material rather than something very structured. Can someone recommend any makers that I should be targeting?
Ooh those look great. Thanks.What about something from Cottle. Their denim seems to be pretty soft, although expensive