IHSH-130 - Ultra Heavy Ombre Check Western Flannnels
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Ordered a RED LARGE from @Danny RnH
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Looking forward to getting home tonight to mine waiting for me.
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Do you have plan to sell in Thailand? Pronto?
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Hello my crazy friend,
It's one thing to wear heavy and or tightly woven denim in a hot climate like yours, but to wear a UHF like this could be a bit too much
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Quick fit pic of XL. Can afford a little bit of shrink which will come with a wash. Feels much more in line with the 107 sizing than the buffalo's.
I know now baring anything dramatic that I am always a XL in UHF's. Some fit a little snugger than others but all pretty much the same.Love the ombré pattern on this. From a distance it looks very dark. Look forward to seeing it in the morning light tomorrow.
Great job H & G
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Looks great, if you account for some shrinkange even more. Though I would gladly have taken it from your hands if it didnt fit.
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Great fit. I agree, after a wash it will be perfect.
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UK -> Germany in 21 hours, not bad.
Fit is spot on, so no hot wash for this flannel -
Damn, that looks good. Puts the red work also on my radar.
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The only thing holding me back is the sleeve length…
Are they substantially shorter?
I was all gung ho about the red initially. But the more I see the blue, the more I become enamored. Guess I will get it from SE. Still have to decide on the work shirt version….
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Just picked up the blue in M from R&H. It really is very lovely.
Fit pics to follow…
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Just tried mine on after a 40 degree wash and have some definite shrink as I expected. Feels much better now.
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before wash
after wash
can see the arms have certainly shrunk as have the overall length.
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Looking good. Enjoy.
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Fit pic…
Thought I'd be an L after looking at the measurements, but chest came up huge when I tried it at R&H. Went for the M and fit is perfect IMO. Will require some careful washing, as shoulders and especially length (body and sleeves) need to stay roughly where they are now.
