IHSH-20 Heavy Western Flannel
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Just received the grey and now the trifecta is complete. It is now time for me to retire. I had a good run.
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fitpics old chap!
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Will get em up over the weekend, haven't put the grey on yet
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I would never have thought this would happen, but…I'll own a Sh 20 soon. Thanks a lot to @browniemcghee
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@Max:
I would never have thought this would happen, but…I'll own a Sh 20 soon. Thanks a lot to @browniemcghee
You bastard! I really wanted that one! Congrats and if you ever feel the need to part with it, please consider me first!
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curious to see your thoughts @Max Power as I think you have owned one or two buffalo checks from ironheart
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Be sure that I will do a comparison and review. I even might have my brand new red 72 to compare it with. I tried on Jordan's a few years ago and was pretty impressed by it, to put it mildly.
And yes, if I should feel I need to part, I will consider you @thomasnunnally . (But don't count on that to happen).
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congrats my friend @Max Power …what color way btw.?
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black & red if memory serves me correctly
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Just saw a "new with tags" red/blk XXL on ebay. Only $500. Jebus!!
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thickest = super heavies; IHSH-11
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thickest = super heavies; IHSH-11
Seconded! The 11 is the "thickest" however surprisingly soft. I always found the 20 to feel the most stiff and more armorlike. The newer ones strike me as a sort of hybrid of those qualities.
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I find my 32 to feel much thicker and softer than my 54 and 107 was. The 11 is still my number one want and not far behind is any color of the 20.
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Thanks again to @browniemcghee for giving me the opportunity to get this pristine SH20. I was curious to do a comparison with my beloved 72, here's a short review:
1.) Fit: The Sh 20 has a much longer body. As it is unwashed and the 72 has been heavily washed it might shrink a bit more, making it perfect. At the moment it's a tad long for my liking. The Arms on the 72 are also longer, which I like.
2.) Fabric: The SH 20 has a brighter red, seems to have been brushed more (the checks look like stripes on the inside) and feels a tiny bit heavier than the 72. Also softer, I attribute that to the brushing and the fact that the 72 has been worn and washed a lot. The 20s checks are also a bit broader than on the 72.
3.) Details: The old snaps feel different, hard to describe, but certainly a nice variation from the well known permex snaps. The chest pockets are more square-shaped.
All in all it's great to have that classic in my hands and I wouldn't have thought there's so much variation / difference.
