IHPT-02 - Loop Wheeled Pocket Tee's

[grandmasterben]

I just got my first one of these and it is fantastic. Gotta say, definitely prefer it over my FH one. Excuse the messy room and crappy picture but hey…

[bagley920]

Nice hair homie

[grandmasterben]

Hahaha. Thanks man

[bagley920]

Tee looks good though

[llvlaglne]

how many drinks do you have in you?

[grandmasterben]

Just enough…

[llvlaglne]

hahaha nice pick up man.you might have to do a roll call soon man

[grandmasterben]

Maybe one of these days! I stumbled upon this and think this is a good place to post it. Also it's super weird hearing your voice G, very soothing…haha!

[llvlaglne]

First time I saw that video. Very informative.

[Arabit]

Like G's accent!

[seanocono]

Such an awesome video. Thanks for posting, Ben.

[Giles]

Could hardly watch it…...

[seanocono]

Hahaha, nobody likes watching themselves on video.  I don't even like hearing my own voice on my voicemail message.

[MikeC]

FYI, G isn't wearing a 7.5oz loopwheeled tee in the video. It's a 7oz tube construction IH tee. I have both and neither looses shape, but the loopwheeled fabric is MUCH nicer.  It remains soft, even after several washes.

[FurattoHeddo]

I haven't seen a restock of navy in almost a year now, any word of a possible restock?

[Seul]

[Bums_Fan]

Never been a pocket tee fan, but the red one pushed me over the edge.  Anyone have experience removing the pocket?  If done while brand new, can it be removed without evidence of stitching there before?  I suppose I could get use to the pocket, but wondered if anyone has experience with removing it.

[grandmasterben]

I've never wanted to remove it or tried too, but I have a feeling that its not worth the trouble and that you'll get used to it just fine.

[JCMx800]

The pockets are cool, I am sure you´ll find something to use them in a nice way

[Chris]

If you're careful and do it before the first wash, you should be able to remove the pocket with no ill effects.  Just get a stitch ripper and sit somewhere with good lighting and removal should be fairly easy.

Mind you, I've never done it, so this is speculative on my part…