IHSH-107 - 2014 Ultra Heavy Flannel Western Shirt

[Giles]

M for snug, L for loose.

[MickeyMacaroni]

Thanks
I see that some of the guys on this forum reports half an inch shrinkage after washing. On the IHUK site it says minimal shrinkage. Minimal would be ok with the M, but I'm afraid half an inch would be very snug.

[Max Power]

If in doubt, size up. My XL shrank a good amount and I feel like an L (that I could have worn new as well) wouldn't have fitted me anymore. The heavy fabric makes it feel tighter on top.

[spitfiredealer]

Yep as Max says size up you will get shrink. I did with my XL too

[Hereforthebeer]

Like Max and SF said, I would size up if your between sizes. I have an XL in the three colours, and they all shrunk a reasonable amount after a hot wash.

[MickeyMacaroni]

Thank you

I see that there are a lot of you with XL. How tall are you guys? I've seen the MaxPower fit pics, which seem like a nice fit. Are these before or after the wash?

[trail and arrow]

194cm
76.4 inches
xl

[Max Power]

I'm 1,87 m (=6'2" I think). The black one is unwashed, the green one in my latest post has been washed.
Unwashed:

washed:
@Max:

My green XL fits perfect after the 60°C wash. The arms and chest shrank just the right amount.

[georgeel]

look younger with the shirt washed… 

[twin]

195LB
6f-5in
Size XL

[Cole]

186 cm
85 kg
XL
Pictures somewhere in this threat.

[tmg]

5' 11" (180cm)
14st 2lbs (90kg)
XL
This is the black before I washed it, and it's now a snug fit

[rocket]

@georgeel:

look younger with the shirt washed… 

[Max Power]

I think if you wash it gently by hand or cold without much spin you'll be fine. 60°C was chosen with the intention to shrink it.

[seanocono]

I have the 72s, 87, and 107s and have found Max Power's last comment to be completely accurate.  If you cold wash and hang dry, you will see minimal shrinkage.  If you wash your UHFs in warmer water, and/or heat dry, they will shrink a bit.

[zatenm]

Agree with Max Power and seanocono. Did not size up on mine and it fits even better after a 30C wash. Plus the material looks like it can be stretched back by hand if needed. As long as you don't go for super hot washes, I wouldn't worry @TrickHell

[trail and arrow]

10 times 30 degrees wool cycle = no noticeable shrinkage

[guiltyparty]

Just washed mine in cold water,  medium spin cycle and air dry. Very slight shrinkage. I wouldn't sweat it.

[davito]

One out of my 2 beloved 107 fav flannel so nice.

[trail and arrow]

looking good
@davito

trouser?