IHTL-1213 - Thermal Waffle Henley
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I wish they had these in "plus" sizes.
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hectic, I don't think it fits right. Fortunately, I am willing to take it off your hands for you, and save you the trouble of a return/exchange. Just trying to be a good forum member here…
Mate, its so itchy and awful, thanks a lot…
....just kidding ;p
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Ok, my initial thoughts/impressions with these:
- I really like the fit. I can layer it over a t-shirt (as with the grey pictured below) or just wear it as is (like the black). The cotton does have plenty of stretch so I'm curious to see whether this holds its shape after repeated wears. For the longer limbed among us, you'll be happy with the length of both the sleeves and back.
* Cotton waffle is chunkier than my other thermals. In winter, this should work as a decent base layer.
* Sleeve cuffs are less elastic than I expected but also quite thick. Collar feels really solid too.
* All in all, really happy I picked these up.
Camera was placed low and shooting upwards so these fit pics look a little awkward…
- I really like the fit. I can layer it over a t-shirt (as with the grey pictured below) or just wear it as is (like the black). The cotton does have plenty of stretch so I'm curious to see whether this holds its shape after repeated wears. For the longer limbed among us, you'll be happy with the length of both the sleeves and back.
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Man, Haraki-san knocked these out of the park. I'm really kicking myself for missing the black and gray. keeping my fingers crossed for a gray restock though
Q's review, above, nailed it. These are fantastic, and if people knew how good they really are, there wouldn't be any left. As it stands now, there is still one white XL in stock, and a couple black S. Trust me, jump on it. I was doubting the white, initially, but am so glad I took the leap. For sizing, I am bigger than Alex (the model) and have no problems with the XL either. I honestly wouldn't want it to fit any other way. Congrats on these G, P, and H. If it were up to me, these would be Extant.
