IHSH-70 - Heavy Herringbone Flannel Western (Red, Grey and Sax)

[MikeC]

[Finn666]

the red is the best one imo! great pic mike…

[pillowPANTS]

Wow. Great pic mike. I think i want the red now instead of the grey

Edit- beat me to it Finn lol

[Finn666]

reminds me a lot of the OG IHSH-10 back in the days which is the reason for me liking it the most I guess…

red, grey, sax ...that would be my way to go if I had to!

[MikeC]

Exactly why I bought it Finn. The IHSH-10's were sized small.

[Finn666]

you wear a large in yours right?…

[joesaintjohn]

I love my red. Such a beautiful pattern.

[MikeC]

Yup. 23in chest. I like 23-23.3.

[MikeC]

[Megatron1505]

Hairy as feck 

[Dirty Denim]

@D97x7:

Love this grey

[Snowy]

Love that shirt! My Mrs is not a fan tho

[Giles]

Grey in L just come into stock….

[MikeC]

After owning this shirt for a month, I'm realizing its bit that heavy at all. My guess is no more than 8-9oz. I think the brushing beefs it up and it's thickness is an illusion from it. Don't get me wrong, I love this shirt and HIGHLY recommend it, just thought I'd mention. That TW unbrushed sample flannel I got for my buddy feels about 30-40% heavier. This was going to be my "heavy flannel", looks like I'm on the market for the ultra heavy weight next year…..

[Friday]

Feeling you MikeC.. Needing a heavier flannel as well.. I'm wondering
how would those OG's feels back then.. Must be superb..

[MikeC]

Unreal Friday. It's heavy unbrushed and the construction is beautiful. I think the shirt is like 6 yrs old and it's just a little faded, that's all the "damage" on it. It feels like an IHSH-43 (prob prior to overdying).

[Sugar Mountain]

It didn't feel as heavy as the 43 to me but that might be the brushed-unbrushed factor. The fabric on the 43 feels much more course.

[MikeC]

I'm talking about the TW sample flannel, I threw pics up of yesterday.

[Sugar Mountain]

This is what happens when I post on the sly at work. Carry on…

[Friday]

I would hazard that making something similar
be it in materials or construction wise would mean a hike
in prices of such flannel. 6 years or wearing and still looks superior… Now that's as tough as iron... Hehe..