IHSH-73 - Double Weave Needlecord Western Shirt. Black, Beige and Red
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Hahaha, ya except your collection is worth ALOT more than mine. I need to sell most of those and turn em into some vibergs or whites
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shirt is a damn good look & i actually think i want one now. what size is that xxxl?
that beige would look great as a work shirt, sorry having a moment.
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that beige would look great as a work shirt, sorry having a moment.
It was a good moment
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Yep Madman its a xxxl. Damn comfy dude, u wont be disapointed
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It would take me a lil while to orchestrate that pic dude but ill keep it in mind for u
And PS- my old lady HATES all that shit hahaha
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Every man needs a Man Cave!
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I was just talking about what's visible in that pic, no need for more. Stuff like that can be cool enough, I just don't give enough of a shit about anything to collect like that. This usually would leave a little leverage, since I don't spend a lot on anything like that. I shoot myself in the foot with instruments and music gear though.
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I shoot myself in the foot with instruments and music gear though.
Oh? Do tell. You have my full attention, being a musician myself and having worked in music retail for 17 years. Apologies in advance for derailing the thread.
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I wear a medium on the IHSH-86. Should I get a medium on this one?
Will there be ANY shrinkage (even if miniscule, like half a centimeter or so) with a hot wash and hot tumble dry?
Thanks
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So no shrinkage if only handwashed cold and air dried, I assume.
Would you say the Small 73 is comparable to Medium 86?
Cheers
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Fastest way is to just check the measurements in the online shop Silver
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I always check the measurements.
But sometimes things fit strangely, one reason or another.
You never know until you ask for specifics when it comes to clothing.
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I'm not saying checking measurements is inaccurate.
What I'm getting across is that even for the exact same item, across 2-4 different retailors, they will all have slightly different measurements most of the time. Usually, it's not an issue. But sometimes reported measurements may be different, causing some potential headaches when the item cannot be tried on in person.
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We always measure the same way. And we measure again when we get a restock to ensure that any difference between production runs is highlighted.
http://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=2834.0
This is the way that the Japanese measure. Other retailers choose to measure in different ways.
So there are 3 reasons measurements between different retailers could vary:
- Different measuring method
- They don't bother measuring accurately, or when they get a restock
- "Japanese Seamstress Tolerance". As human beings make this stuff, there is some variation even between items of the same size/model
On the whole, you can trust our measurements, but you have to read them in conjunction with our measuring method. We do, of course, make mistakes, but these are usually spotted by the more hawk eyed amongst you and are quickly corrected.
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Thanks for the detailed clarification, Giles.
