IHSH-389-IND - 12oz Dobby Cloth CPO Shirt - Indigo
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@goosehd thank you so much for the help!
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@MSav32323 no current plans...
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@Mister_Brue amazing. Such a great item to use for RR. Good Luck my friend - you're making some great progress. Thank you for the info and thanks again for sharing your progress/ update.
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@Mister_Brue somehow I missed your latest photo. Yours looks awesome with the way it has faded. I've been wearing mine to sleep and wore it under my 140IG today. Its a good layering piece. I would love to see more fade photos and a fit pic or two if ya can spare a moment
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@Mister_Brue awesome, these photos are motivating. Stoked to keep wearing mine. Thanks for sharing.
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I've been wiring this 389 to sleep as PJs like @Mizmazzle does with it's heavyweight cousin. Otherwise wearing it under my 140IG lately too. I dig the lightweight fabric because it's great for layering. I'll probably keep this up.
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ive only just started to wear this beauty.
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@Mister_Brue said in IHSH-389-IND - 12oz Dobby Cloth CPO Shirt - Indigo:
@Oaktavia A bit different to the 409 for sure.
Abso-feckin-lutely man a welcome change. But the 140IG is basically the 409 in T1 form so I still get my heavyweight fix.
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focuses on the word "near"
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Hey happy owners of the 389! I managed to find an XL, which the seller said has specs of 22" pit-to-pit, 29" in length, and 26" sleeves. Seems closer to the specs of a Large which can work for me, but I'll confirm when it arrives. I'm 5'9, 160 lbs, and usually wear Large Western UHF's. My question is if anyone has any experience with washing a drying this shirt and the shrinkage possible. I'd be curious if I can shave off an inch or so in the length and sleeves, but I have no experience with this material. Let me know if anyone has experienced shrinkage with washing, and more so with a tumble dry? I also don't want to compromise the dye too much and just mess the shirt up by trying to shrink it. All thoughts are welcome!
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@MSav32323 In the details tab on the product page, it states that the item is one washed and no shrinkage expected. I really do not think you will be able to get an inch of shrinkage using any technique of extreme hot water and or drying.
This is what it states in the details tab: “You probably would not know these had been one-washed by looking at them, but we have put the through some serious industrial washing machines to take most of the shrinkage out of them.”
