I went looking for a picture of Debs, said to be good looking and found this: "Introducing The Simmons Bilt Clothing Company, a brand born out of the solid foundations laid down by the Alexander Leather brand . . . ." And exactly where did this "solid foundation laid down by the Alexander Leather brand" come from? I am really having a difficult time understanding that they actually said this on their homepage. And I never got to see a picture of Debs.Can someone point me to her picture?Yes the big beards and fades are ruling the day over there. Let's not forget the obligatory pipe as well. Although I have to say, I've never seen a pic of Debs before...she's good looking...for some reason not at all what I would've pictured.
I went looking for a picture of Debs, said to be good looking and found this: "Introducing The Simmons Bilt Clothing Company, a brand born out of the solid foundations laid down by the Alexander Leather brand . . . ." And exactly where did this "solid foundation laid down by the Alexander Leather brand" come from? I am really having a difficult time understanding that they actually said this on their homepage. And I never got to see a picture of Debs.Can someone point me to her picture?
Not. She works at Aero.Go to their instagram, I think the woman that appears in all their recent photos is Debs
Haha! Yeah, this seems to be Iron Heart country. The horror, the horror.
Know what you mean. Funnily enough, I tried on a pair of IH 23oz jeans at the Aero sale last year and they were pretty unspectacular in cut and doing the buttons up was a nightmare. I was not standing in the changing room thinking, 'these are worth all the £££ that IH want.
Yep. I still have Gustin 18, 21 and 23oz, and they just fit me great. Only beef is the leg openings, which are too wide on the standard cut. But...they work perfectly with western boots so I'm still hunting for some denim that fits, with a narrower lower leg...
The only thing I'm sad about is since Iron Heart UK blocked sellers abroad selling/posting to the UK is that I'll have to pay their full price for a pair when these wear out. That said I will most likely do that.
I've always found that sort of protectionism frustrating when you can buy them in other states at a fraction of the UK price (very common, especially back when the pound was still worth something against the US dollar), but to be fair to Iron Heart it is standard practice across most consumer goods industries where there's a UK distributor. Why would the local distributor take the business on, after all, if they had to compete with much cheaper personal imports? It's more of an issue, of course, since the web made it practical for individuals to order internationally.
Once is about enough isn't it?Thanks to this I just looked at Instagram for the first time.
I had never heard of Instagram until I saw it awhile back on the Lounge for the first time and had to google "Instagram" to find out what it was.Thanks to this I just looked at Instagram for the first time.