IHSH-130 - Ultra Heavy Ombre Check Western Flannnels

[Finn666]

@Giles @Sam also I think the true colors of the shirts, especially of the blue ones, are way darker in real life as the pics representing'em in the web shop. so I actually was a bit disappointed at first sight…just my 0.02 cents though!

[Sam]

One Large and one X large back in stock in the Red/Black.

[sabergirl]

Couldn't bear to crop the dog out of the fit pic. Loving it! Officially addicted to UHF

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[spitfiredealer]

Great fit.

[chiverus]

^ What spitfiredealer said! Awesome fit, cool mutt [emoji1]

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Finkster]

Great fit / cute dog

[sabergirl]

Thanks, everyone. Both dogs give the 130 a cuddle-seal-of-approval.

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Winchy]

A Blue/Black in Large is now available….

[twin]

Blue bag time. Lets see whats in it!!!

First time wearing the 130. Great shirt.

BTW @sabergirl  great pic with the little dogs

[Seul]

Great pics - great fit.

[twin]

Thanks @Seul

[sabergirl]

Thanks, twin! Your red 130 looks really good. I've been loving mine. Enjoy.

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Giles]

We have an XL in blue being returned to us from US.  PM me if you wanty…..

[Shoreman]

@Giles:

We have an XL in blue being returned to us from US.  PM me if you wanty…..

@Finn666

[David K.K. Hansen]

@Giles:

We have an XL in blue being returned to us from US.  PM me if you wanty…..

I am soooo tempted by this, but must resist as there too much awesomeness dropping in a bit.

Quick!  Someone take this before I lose my mind!

[Giles]

Someones name is already on it…...(pending measurements)......

[Giles]

Still available…..

[ghettomedic]

I just bought one of these in xxl and had to exchange for a xxxl.Love this shirt.This is not an ombre pattern it is actually called shadow plaid and was popular in the 1950's the vintage shadow plaid shirts can be found on ebay.

[Giles]

Ombre is French for shadow.  Are they not the same thing?

[Tidal]

@Giles:

Ombre is French for shadow.  Are they not the same thing?

Good to know, will now stop pronouncing it "hom brey" in my head.  Assumed it was a Spanish word