We know you love IH, but where do you think we can improve?
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I'd like to see a better "synergy" between, for instance, the ultra heavy flannels and the winter coats. As it is now I feel that the shoulder measurements on jackets are often smaller than on the shirts. Assuming most jackets are designed to be worn with only a tee underneath. To me, personally, I'd like to be able layer an ultra heavy flannel under a deck jacket without having to size up.
TL;DR - Slightly larger shoulder measurements and winter coats designed to be worn with more than a tee under!
Im with you
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That's understandable G. But when you are at the big end of the spectrum like me, you cant size up to make it work. Either 3x fits or im screwed lol. The jackets should def be made a lil bigger then the shirts in the same size. Same with any of the lined shirts or shakets.
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Arm openings on shirt sleeve shirts are crazy big. Want to order the stripey tees but would have to get them tapered. And I'm just too lazy for that in all honesty.
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Speaking of sleeve opening, I often experience shirts & jackets to be a tad snug around the chest, so I have to size up. But by doing so, the sleeves will also be longer (naturally). However, sometimes I can still make it work, if I can close the sleeve opening tightly enough.
A suggestion: For the future, would it be possible to have measurements of the sleeve openings at their smallest closure? A sort of "hem" measurement for tops if you will.
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Thanks, @BULLITT BEE - I see no reason why we can't start including this extra measurement in our sizing charts. In the meantime, if you need this measurement for any existing shirts just let us know. I have exactly the same problem, and often move the button on the cuff of work shirts to get a tighter fit, but appreciate this isn't such a simple fix on western shirts.
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Thank you Mrs. G!
Yeah, I wish it was possible to relocate the snaps on a western shirt as well as move the buttons on say, a type III jacket. But moving forward, knowing how big/small the sleeve openings are, would help give an idea whether or not I can make a specific size work before ordering.
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Received an vintage 5Brother flannel from @Megatron1505 .
One impressing detail: A collar stay. The stays ensure that the collar lies flat against the collarbone, looking crisp and remaining in the correct place. But they are plastic and not removable.Can you do a prototype shirt with pockets on the underside of the shirt.
If that works, everybody can decide on his own, to put strips such as brass, ssteel, mother of pearl or nothing in the pockets.I like this motion (I simply prefer my collars staying nice and straight). Collar stay, especially on UHFs, would be epic.
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Collar stay sounds mighty nice indeed…
I'd love to put some metal stays in my UHFs. IMO, it just makes the entire look that much 'sharper'. Do you think this is a detail a good tailor can add? I obviously don't want to ruin my UHFs…
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An incredibly talented tailor could do it.
Sorry I've been blasting this thread, but just realized this one hanging all my stuff, would be nice to have hanger loops in the collar
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Hidden collar stay pockets!
Thanks to bring that into focus @NorthernVictory
IH strips or you can make them buy yourself….... -
@Akuma:
… just realized this one hanging all my stuff, would be nice to have hanger loops in the collar
This!
A big IH motorcycle hanger is much more needed than a collar stay!!
Thanks @Akuma no uta -
A loop would be great for all the shackets and jackets please…..
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Yeah I gotta say that is something which is missing. Getting my lefty trucker to stay on a hook is a pain in the ass because it's so stiff and no loop. What are the reasons for no loops?
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+1 on the big hangar.
Collar stays are a pain in the arse and a poor substitute for a good collar in the first place. Leave the shirts alone as they are!
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I hate loops. I find them to be very irritating.
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No loops.
