IHSH-32 Ultra Heavy Flannel Western Shirt

[Megatron1505]

Nice score Jordan, just swapped mine with El but already trying to pick up a replacement.

[Jordan23]

Don't ask me! I'll not sell it!;)

[Megatron1505]

Ha ha, what size did you go for? I'm currently negotiating a purchase of one more appropriate to my generous proportions.

[Jordan23]

Took a XXL, which fits perfectly!

[Finn666]

@Megatron1505:

Ha ha, what size did you go for? I'm currently negotiating a purchase of one more appropriate to my generous proportions.

you've won the lottery sir?

[Megatron1505]

Nah, same as you Rafa, sales to fill holes in the collection of "essentials". 

[Finn666]

@Megatron1505:

Nah, same as you Rafa, sales to fill holes in the collection of "essentials". 

I got your back sir…already looking to hunt down some stuff again,as soon as I have money again

[elclintor]

Yo

[rocket]

great fit, cool pic…

[ddrrock]

i have 1 red xl in this shirt for sale worn once $300

[guiltyparty]

If you have a red in M or L and want to sell or trade, please hit me up!!

[eyeq8402]

Just re-read this whole thread. This shirt is sich a beauty. It's a shame I don't own both. If anyone has size large either or both color ways they want to part with shoot me a pm. Thanks.  ::)

[babyknight]

god i LOVE this shirt… i think it really is my favorite IH piece.  the 64 is great but this thing is actually warmer, despite not being as heavy.

[emceeQ]

Such a great piece!  If anyone has a red in M that's not getting enough love feel free to hit me up

[elclintor]

And if anyone has a red that they would trade for my black, hit me up. L or XL.
Mine is a L.

[riffblaster general]

this is one of the pieces i will never give up.

[Finn666]

I really need a red XL one day…

[scroogen]

@Giles:

Here is decent sized bit of the Black/Grey:

is the white bit on the left side the selvedge?

[elclintor]

No, this is not a selvedge flannel..

[scroogen]

nThere are three different types of selvedge produced by different sorts of looms:
1.Plain selvedge: created with shuttle loom from the same warp yarns and weave as the fabric body, but with higher number of warps per inch;
2.Fringed selvedge: created from cutting weft yarns on a shuttleless loom. To prevent unravelling, either leno weave is used or the ends are tucked back into fabric (tuck-in selvedge)
3.Fused selvedge: can be used when fabric has higher percent of thermoplastic fibre (polyester or nylon). The edges of the fabric are heated, causing the fibres to melt and fuse together. Fushed selvedge is harsh and stiff.

http://158.132.122.156/knit/woven/power%20point/part3-features.ppt

Looks like the selvedge described in #2 to me.