IHD-01 - Special G Denim Version
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imo it looks a tad too big, but when worn as an overshirt it sure does the trick…would chop 1-2" off in length though.
I definitely bought it to be used more as overshirt and there is some room when I wear it with a t-shirt. As far as length goes, a couple inches off the bottom would be nice (I have a short torso and long arms so I deal with this all the time) but I don't know anyone I trust locally to chop the bottom off. Also not sure how the pockets would look then either.
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veloaudio, congrats on the purchase. Wise choice, you won't regret it. I would say to leave it as is. If an overshirt is what you wanted, then mission accomplished, sir. If the length is really bothering you, I know some forum members were able to get a slight amount of shrinkage with a scalding hot wash.
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Thanks Sean. The shirt is amazing. I was thinking about a wash to try take and take some room out. I also know wunnaz did a soak to it already. Maybe a wash and then a short spin in the dryer?
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Thanks Sean. The shirt is amazing. I was thinking about a wash to try take and take some room out. I also know wunnaz did a soak to it already. Maybe a wash and then a short spin in the dryer?
Yes, Veloaudio. i already done a hot soak but didn't wash. shrinkage was about 0.5/0.8 inches in length. The fit on u is a lot more better than on me. length might b long a bit but the arm is just nice. i needed to fold about 2/3 inches to get that fit. Now, M size is just nice for me except tight a bit in waist area because of my tummy.:(
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Here is the main post I was thinking of;
@Max:
I did a 95 degree wash and am quite satisfied with the outcome. The bodylength and shoulders shrank 2 cm, the chest 3cm, the arms 1 cm. I think the fit is now close to perfect, no?
(Excuse the 6 o clock out of bed look)
Remember, the Max Power way is the right way…
My only concern with the dryer is you could get some marbling, if you aren't careful. I would do a super hot wash, hang dry, and see how it turns out. If you don't receive the desired results, you could always wash and then dry it again.
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I had this fabric before (TWHR01) and I hot washed and dried the shit out of those jeans. This fabric doesn't marble like heavier fabrics. This will help with the puckering/roping, which will give you some additional shrinkage. All twills shrink, I don't care if they are sanforized or not. Sanforizing does not get all the shrinkage out (1%-5%).
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^^ Nice. So excited that the od is sitting in my stack patiently waiting for my MBB. It's definitely shirt/jacket weather here.
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Washed and dried and I'd say mission accomplished. I was able to get about 0.5" shrinkage across the measurements:
Pre-Wash/Dry (Wunnaz measurements, in my excitement I forgot to take my own before washing)
P2P - 22.5"
Shoulder - 19"
Arm - 27"
Length(Back) - 31.9"Post Wash
P2P- 22"
Shoulder- 18.5"
Arm- 26.5"
Length(back)- 31.5"FYI, I used a High Efficiency front loader on a light soil cycle.
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Here's my size L, traded in for my XL to Ragehaver. I'm super happy with the fit.
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samurai 500xx naniwa special. i might have them hemmed at dc 4 in two weeks;-) and thanks
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sorry rafa. im in love with that shirt
