IHT-3000 - Plain Loop Wheeled Shitimachi Body Tees - Black, Navy, White & Grey
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supersalami is still the only person who has posted pictures, a year ago.
Are these t-shirts so good that the buyers are all keeping them to themselves like a guilty secret?
I'd like to see a size S on someone with a 38-39" chest.
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Sound like something I woul've bought (in M that is)… Still hoping for a restock on those and on the Pocket Tees.
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I'm surprised regular L and XL dudes are getting a medium in these shirts…you don't find 26.5" a bit short? (A little…draughty?)
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No. T-Shirts usually work best for me in M, also in IH Tees. Like in shirts my crucial point are the shoulders, I don't need much extra length in the body or chest.
With Tees, the length is fine for me, when it sits a tad below the belt. I hate the Hip Hop Look of too long Tees.
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i hate baggy or ill fitting clothing being referred to as the "Hip Hop look", but what you gonna do. dudes in a size too small shirts & pants i refer to as "internet fit pic look" they look okay from far, but once they start moving all kinds of stuff hangs out & about & they just look horrible.
no hate Max P as I don't want it to seem as I'm on one this morning, just a term of endearment i don't find too endearing, will advise when I come across a suitable substitute
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No offense from my side, but keep in mind that what I call Hip hop look might differ from what you see in the U.S. Here are or were a lot of white trash kids that tried to achieve a certain look by wearing oversized clothes (and they are connecting to Hip Hop). And I don't think I should feel concerned about too small shirts, should I? I was just stating how I size my Tees as I was asked.
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it's a world wide forum so everyone is going to have a differing view on certain terms. i'm stating i'm not a fan of the term you used. should have pm'ed you as public discussions sometimes turn weird.
now to answer you directly, i think you size your goods well and i did not imply anything about the way your clothing fits. if i had something to say about your fits, i would say it when you post them. it was/is a general statement to match your statement about "Hip Hop look" and the way plenty of people seem to size their clothing to look best when standing still to take a picture, i'm going with the phrase "internet fit pic look".
hope it clears up my intent, again not a fan of "Hip Hop look". however, you good on this as i am not attacking you.
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You weren't imagining things; they sold already, so the seller deleted them from his listing.
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Insomnia and an irritating fox in my garden necessitate a first time Iron Heart t-shirt buyer review. Sorry (madmonday) no pictures.
Quality
My first impression was that the fabric feels high quality, tougher than most, with a denser weave than other t-shirts I've owned. I feel pleasantly warmer than usual when wearing the Iron Heart t-shirt and did not expect that.I have a very nice 3sixteen 'Heavyweight plain tee' that 3sixteen says is made of "a robust 9oz. jersey fabric", but it feels lighter than Iron Heart's 7.5oz tee. Odd.
I love the loopwheeled construction method; t-shirts look and feel better with no side seams. After several wash and dry cycles it looks as good as new and is becoming softer. I imagine it will age very well.
Measurements
I have a 39 inch chest but ordered a size S - 36 because the indicated 19.5 inch shoulders on a size M would be way too big for me.The arm opening measurement (6.8" or 17.3 cm) is big for me, but the body has a good fitted look and is a spot-on perfect length for me to wear untucked.
I might have copped a rogue t-shirt though, because the shoulder measurement on mine is 17.1 inches but the size chart says 18.0". The chest and opening measurement is 19.4" but the size chart says 18.5". Luckily for me, these differences mean the shoulders and body fit perfectly. Unluckily for me, it means I don't know whether another size S-36 will be the same or too tight in the chest
