IHSH-24 Mini Herringbone Check Western shirts

[Seul]

I knew it'd look great on ya!..

[bagley920]

Still got the teal one if you get a bug for another one Rafa

[Finn666]

thanks a lot guys…the 24 is pretty thin and the perfect summer shirt in my book as well!...

@bagley920:

Still got the black one if you get a bug for another one Rafa

now if your sentence was like this, you already had a pm in your inbox

[bagley920]

It does have black in it haha

[Finn666]

@bagley920:

It does have black in it haha

[davito]

@Finn666:

now on my body…thanks a lot b 

Very nice colorway and shirt. Congrats, looking great on u.

[Finn666]

yeah, I really have to say that this shirt was on my radar for pretty long now! I love red and the pattern of this shirt is just amazing!…now I only need the black version too!

[Jordan23]

Luckily i ve got the black one!;)

[Finn666]

@Jordan23:

Luckily i ve got the black one!;)

pics or it isn't true

[Aetas]

Thanks to @hajduk , i can dig a litle bit deeper into IHSHirts!

[derivative666]

I loved how the 24 would get all crinkly looking and the light weight fabric made it a perfect spring shirt. Wear in good health

[Giles]

We are releasing 3 work shirts out of this fabric next spring….

[derivative666]

Well that's great news. I love this fabric. What are the colorways

[Giles]

[Chris]

"Natural nut button"?  That sounds interesting.

[Anesthetist]

Man my wardrobe could use some yellow.

[Jordan23]

I like the "green" though it doesn't look green to me.

[Aetas]

@derivative666:

I loved how the 24 would get all crinkly looking …

For that reason, it is a perfect backpack shirt. Like it a lot!

[Megatron1505]

@Giles:

Sold!

[Aetas]

X post: 2015 Spring Summer Pipeline
@bushmonkey:

you can see how there is a black thread line pulls the fabric in.  I found that this thread line shrunk more and resulted in a puckering effect that made it look very blouse like over time, and just got worse.  This happened on a black and blue IHSH-24 I had.  More noticeable on the blue.  It may just be me, but very picky about details like these.

And that was the detail convinced me to by this shirt. I call it the "backpack" material. You can toss it heavy-handed in your rucksack and pull out a perfect shirt again.
It also the right layer under a more heavier garment.
@Max Power mentioned: " I am afraid everytime I open the snaps, fearing it might rip."
I lost that feeling after a while.
Ripping up the lightweight six, makes a different but jubilant sound.