Discover the unrivalled durability and style of Iron Heart, the leading Japanese brand known for its high-quality denim and artisanal craftsmanship. With a rich history dating back to 2002, Iron Heart is synonymous with quality and authenticity.
Iron Heart Jeans, made for bikers
Our collection includes an extensive range of denim clothing, from jeans to jackets, infused with the essence of Japanese tradition and modern design. Each piece is carefully crafted using premium materials, resulting in clothes that are not only comfortable but also stand the test of time.
Designed for lovers of high-quality fashion and functionality, Iron Heart offers a unique combination of aesthetics and robustness. Discover our latest collection and embrace Iron Heart's timeless elegance, where craftsmanship and innovation come together.
SHINICHI HARAKI
In 2002, Haraki San (Shinichi Haraki) founded Iron Heart. After 20 years working in the clothing industry in Japan, he started as a pattern maker for Edwin Jeans and climbed to designer and eventually Director for the company. He decided to combine his broad experience with his love for motorbikes and launch his own clothing line, with a focus on heavy-weight denim and durable fabrics, specially designed for and aimed at the motorbike community in Japan.
Iron Heart, Worldwide Favourite in Denim
Today, Iron Heart has become a global household name. Not only among motorbike enthusiasts but also within the Denim community, the heavy weight Jeans in particular are very popular such as the 21oz. and the 25oz.
My favourite model is the IH-777S (Triple7) in 21oz but I also love the Triple7 in 14oz, especially in summer.
Besides the great Jeans, we also sell Iron Heart's UHF-Shirts (Ultra Heavy Flannel), the Type II Denim Jacket and much more. So drop by our beautiful Denim Store in the centre of Haarlem
See you later Arborator!
How Iron Heart makes denim
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Arborator Denim Company's roots
1984 "Martin, put your coat on." Ma is already outside. The sandwiches in a paper bag, the thermos filled with coffee. "Come, we must hurry: The clock won't wait for us." It is 4 o'clock, we are driving to the flower auction in Aalsmeer. It's exciting. Every time. There is no time to lose. Literally. The clock determines.
