Black Wabash

[Giles]

No.  Haraki just asked me if we should make the fabric.  I have not got around to actually thinking yet….

[Guest]

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[Giles]

Yes, it is sulphur dyed.  I'll update first post.

[Cutlasshound]

In a work shirt ?

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[Giles]

Stuck record, stuck record, stuck record.

Oh, alright then.  Yes….

[hajduk]

Nice!
G, hope to see one day a red wabash…

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[Seul]

If you make a western out of this, I'd defo buy (provided measurements work)… 

[Cutlasshound]

Excellent :-).

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[pillowPANTS]

Fabric looks really nice. Id do a workshirt

[Jordan23]

Need!

Enjoy ya addiction!

[Chris]

@pillowPANTS:

Fabric looks really nice. Id do a workshirt

Yes.

[apba1166]

Dissent. Not a huge fan of black that fades. Though perhaps it being wabash keeps some life in it. I would think work rather than western if you do it.

[mclaincausey]

A work shirt with aluminum buttons would be striking, as the metal would really "pick up" the discharge print. That said, there are definitely cooler things IH could be doing IMO. Like maybe a "reverse" wabash, indigo dots on a natural twill.

[seanocono]

It took some will power not to comment on these pics when I saw them on Boss Talk.

I prefer the western, but would still be stoked for a workshirt.

[Giles]

If we do the fabric, I'll def do both styles of shirt….

[Seul]

DO THE FUCKING FABRIC!.. 

[seanocono]

^Listen to the man/pig

[Omega Man]

@mclaincausey:

A work shirt with aluminum buttons would be striking, as the metal would really "pick up" the discharge print. That said, there are definitely cooler things IH could be doing IMO. Like maybe a "reverse" wabash, indigo dots on a natural twill.

The black wabash will do, but reverse wabash sounds interesting.

[simmosn]

@mclaincausey:

A work shirt with aluminum buttons would be striking, as the metal would really "pick up" the discharge print. That said, there are definitely cooler things IH could be doing IMO. Like maybe a "reverse" wabash, indigo dots on a natural twill.

Reverse wabash, now we're talking!

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[Anesthetist]

Reverse wabash…. This I have to see!