IHSH-35 - Herringbone Workshirt

[Giles]

@Daveo:

Giles, can you please set one aside in XL for me?  So sweet!

I feel partially responsible for its existence…

Will do Daveo…G

[Dchill]

That's one good lookin' shirt right there!

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Fit pic today at Self Edge.
Go with your regular size (fit pic based on Large).
Heavy herringbone fabric.
Quality is superb as usual.

[JL77]

Unpacked these today in LA. Really like the red bar tacks and orange chainstitch run-off.

[Splattered]

Shirt looks great… pockets look really big though compared to the promo shots?

[LandoCal126 0]

Thought SE was not going to carry these… Looks good Arrow!!

[Splattered]

Ahh so all the new stuff isnt quite ready yet? I didn't see any of it on the new site…

[Giles]

They should be here today or tomorrow.  The moment I have measured and photo'd, they will be up

[Splattered]

Awesome… i'm gonna add the hairline hickory to my list and get 4 shirts total assuming they are all available within the next few days

[Giles]

All I am expecting this week shirt wise is the IHSH-33 and 35.

IHSH-31 due in 10 days or so

Hairline Hickory in about 3 weeks.

G

[Giles]

THEY ARE HERE.

Poss up on the site later…....G

[Giles]

They're up:

http://www.ironheart.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=73

[Giles]

DChill, what kept you , it took you all of 5 minutes?

Going to wear it for your wedding this week end?

G

[Dchill]

Ha, could you tell I've been waiting for this one?  I guess my suit will have to do.  Thanks G.

[Splattered]

Shaweeeeet. Man that is one awesome shirt!

I'm kinda glad my regular chambray was sent to me in the wrong size so i can scoop this one up instead

[DrPat]

Your formula for converting from in to cm is a bit off.  For example, in the shoulder measurement for the M, 17.5in != 44.9cm.

[Giles]

DrPat.  I divide 0.39 into the inches measurement to get Cms, what should it be?  Thanks, Giles

[DrPat]

1in = 2.54cm

Multiply the inches by 2.54 to get cm.

Or you can be like Beatle and divide by 0.39370078740157477.

You may laugh, but for a normal chest measurement the rounding error can lead to a 1cm difference.

42 * 2.54 = 42 / 0.39370078740157477 = 106.7
42 / 0.39 = 107.7

[Giles]

All new measurements wil use the correct formula.  I will retro correct the existing ASAP.  Thanks, Giles

[maltess]

This is very nice shirt, is this a heavy fabric?  it seems long in the back lenght compared to others