IHSH-52 - Ultra Heavy Flannel Western Shirts (Solid)

[Guest]

Riff, how long does the front of your shirt measure? (Shoulder to longest part.)

[riffblaster general]

sorry, just saw this. i'm not at home right now but i'll get that info for you later.

[Jestre]

One of these beautiful black flannels arrived at my doorstep yesterday.  And the first day I had it on my back I had to break up a fight between two girls at work.  I'd say that the flannel was the victor.

[Giles]

Oh, they weren't fighting over you in your shirt?

[Jestre]

Considering that they are teenagers with behavioral issues, I surely hope not

[Giles]

[riffblaster general]

got a black in L you wanna part with?  let me know!

[riffblaster general]

hey giles, any chance of getting another black one in large?

[Giles]

Been no chance for about 2 months.  Sorry…

[J-IV]

Currently

[Seul]

Tasty!..

[thomasnunnally]

Man, that pic makes the flannel pratically look like denim IMO.  I need to get a hands on at some point to check it out.

[J-IV]

@thomasnunnally:

Man, that pic makes the flannel pratically look like denim IMO.  I need to get a hands on at some point to check it out.

I know what you mean. I think it's due to how visible the weave is on this shirt.
When you get your hands on one, you can actually see the how thick the threads are.

[Giles]

This is, in part, because the warp and the weft are dyed to slightly different hues before weaving…..

[J-IV]

I can attest to that.
It gives t he color a somewhat depth. Oh IronHearts, how do you do it. ::)

[Giles]

I actually was going to add to my post "and that is what gives it the depth of colour". but forgot, then couldn't be bothered to go back and edit….

[J-IV]

Is this the only shirt you guys do that with? Dying the warp and weft with different hues

[Giles]

52, 54, IHW-01…....(and all the denims and chambrays.... :D)

[J-IV]

@Giles:

52, 54, IHW-01…....(and all the denims and chambrays.... :D)

Yes…yes...! Smurfgasm.

[riffblaster general]

@Giles:

Been no chance for about 2 months.  Sorry…

Thats what i figured.  oh well! Thanks Giles