IHSH-102tg - Turquoise/Grey Extra Heavy Cotton Flannel Work Shirt

[Broark]

Thanks for the kind words guys, sometimes my iPhone camera can take pretty decent macro shots and the lighting happened to be just right in my car!

[Appfaff]

Love the TG

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[Tdre977]

Got mine today, it's an impressive shirt.

Huge thanks to Matt from iron heart for steering me in the right direction for sizing!

[Appfaff]

Looks great and nice pairing with the 9527J @Tdre977 !

[Tdre977]

@Appfaff:

Looks great and nice pairing with the 9527J @Tdre977 !

Thanks, love that jacket. Now I finally have head to toe iron heart.

[Appfaff]

^enjoy it!

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[georgeel]

I don't know why I love work shirts more, but…

… this is mine, just in time for the -4° outside!

[georgeel]

[juwa]

just picked this one up from the local shirt salesman…

wow, what a beaut this one is!

[Max Power]

Great looking shirt on all of you!

I need to take pictures of my twice washed shirt - I think that the fabric looks a ton better when it looks a bit worn & washed out.

[juwa]

Thanks Max Power!

What is the general consensus on washing these UHF Shirts? How long is "not washing as long as possible" for most people?

[Seul]

I just washed one of my 107s for the first time, to give you an idea…

[neph93]

@juwa:

Thanks Max Power!

What is the general consensus on washing these UHF Shirts? How long is "not washing as long as possible" for most people?

If you can smell the shirt while you're wearing it then that is quite long enough. If other people can smell the shirt then it's too long, im(not-so-very)ho.

On a more helpful note, I find that if I rotate my UHF's, air them between wears and use a t-shirt or a-shirt under them, then I can go weeks or even a couple of months without washing. But people's bodies are different, people sweat and smell differently and shirts take up body odour differently. I cannot wear my '68 more than 7 times in a row without it stinking because the fabric doesn't breath like UHF does. All of which is why my initial comment stands. If your shirt starts smelling in the pits, wash it.

[Max Power]

UHFs seldom really smell. So, if they feel and smell fresh, you must not wash them (although I never really understood the "don't wear as Long as possible" tag). If you wash them just by Hand, they will retain their original look, machine washing might cause some fuzziness (is that a word?).

[Giles]

@Max:

(although I never really understood the "don't wear as Long as possible" tag).

Nor would I, if that is what it said…..

But it doesn't.......

[neph93]

@Max:

UHFs seldom really smell. So, if they feel and smell fresh, you must not wash them (although I never really understood the "don't wear as Long as possible" tag). If you wash them just by Hand, they will retain their original look, machine washing might cause some fuzziness (is that a word?).

You're obviously not a smelly guy, Max. I obviously am. If I don't rotate my UHF's after about 10-15 wears, they smell of old sweat.

I don't get that tag, either. At least not on UHF's. I guess it ends up on all shirts but is more relevant for the denim shirts?

Fuzziness is definitely a thing

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[Max Power]

@Giles:

@Max:

(although I never really understood the "don't wear as Long as possible" tag).

Nor would I, if that is what it said…..

But it doesn't.......

[Seul]

"Wear as long as possible but don't let the fuziness percentage go under 35."

[Omega Man]

I usually wash my shirts by hand, and I generally follow Mister Freedom's advice:  "Launder when hygiene dictates and common sense prevails".

[neph93]

@Omega:

"Launder when hygiene dictates and common sense prevails".

Well said, that man.

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