2015 Spring/Summer Pipeline
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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. -
I was right calling the 72 the Jesus of the shirts. Are the new ones labeled 72 too?
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Then IHSH-109 shall be mine. I've been wanting that red channel block for a while. The Flat Head "slim short silhouette" just doesn't work with my long, lean body and the Iron Heart channel block has always looked better to me anyway.
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I might be willing to swap an uncompletely unworn 72 XL to the 109. Maybe.
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BTW…is it already possible to udate the 2015 release schedule?
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@Max:
I might be willing to swap an uncompletely unworn 72 XL to the 109. Maybe.
Why so, how do the two differ?
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Yellow is the one that had me rambling when I saw it in person. So unlike any other patterns.
Lucky you! The yellow does look exceptional. It's a really unique color mix. I love the subtle red stripe. I'll be wanting one of those for sure. Of the three patterns that one really strikes me as the stand out too, though the green seems like a "have to see it in person" design. I suspect it's a lot more subtle than it appears in that swatch.
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Peak at the First Zip in duck, per Haraki's blog. I might try to wax one.
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For whatever reason, I find the duck first zip much more appealing than the denim one.
