IHSH-21-BLU - 10oz Selvedge Chambray Work Shirt - Blue
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just got a large but not sure about the fit. Although I don't currently have a favorite jean, the 21 is my favorite IH Chambray.
It's beefy & cut pretty forgivingly & just what I think of when I think of the brand.
maybe I'll try a larger-medium or a smaller-large :-\
Have you tried the 13? May work better
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have I tried the 13?
of course I've tried the 13 young man.
you don't know who I am.
goes muttering off like a mad man does
hahahahahaha, didn't really like it, made me confused between work & western, I'm a simple man
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have I tried the 13?
of course I've tried the 13 young man.
you don't know who I am.
goes muttering off like a mad man does
hahahahahaha, didn't really like it, made me confused between work & western, I'm a simple man
[/quote]Lol fair enough! [emoji8]
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got a Large, images later.
sleeve, shoulders & chest pretty good . . . length not so sure about.
I forgot how substantial these feel when new'ish
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Mine has been washed countless times…..it's still quite substantial....another lifetime shirt
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Got my original XL many moons ago & the elbows are starting to wear out, but it still feels very robust, hahahahahaha. I think I'll have to put it up in April & take it back out in September
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Might be time for elbow patches or a short sleeve 21…..chopping a long sleeve results in a smaller arm opening than a spec made short sleeve......how do you wear out elbows
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sleeve wear
front of shirt wear
figure everybody kind of neglect the classics & don't really post in the older threads so I'll do it
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^^ True MM so nice to see, thanks for posting
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Beautifully evolved 21 MM!
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People!
I'm looking hard at this shirt, but I'm confused about sizing. The other Chambray w/shirts I own (118 and 119 in XL) fit great, but this is obviously cut differently as demonstrated when I use the "Compare" function (btw, how did I ever survive without that?).
This seems to come up longer and wider in the body. In fact with the exception of the shoulders it looks like I could do a Large in this comfortably. That would be a first for me as I'm generally XL-XXL in most IH. So the question is has anyone experience with sizing down?
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I would go with your regular XL…that way you could wash and dry or...My first one is a medium, my usual size, always thought it was a bit tight so I bought lrg. My 2 cents.
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People!
I'm looking hard at this shirt, but I'm confused about sizing. The other Chambray w/shirts I own (118 and 119 in XL) fit great, but this is obviously cut differently as demonstrated when I use the "Compare" function (btw, how did I ever survive without that?).
This seems to come up longer and wider in the body. In fact with the exception of the shoulders it looks like I could do a Large in this comfortably. That would be a first for me as I'm generally XL-XXL in most IH. So the question is has anyone experience with sizing down?
I was in the exact same boat as you with this shirt. It also sounds like we are very close in size as I am also an XL-XXL in most IH shirts. So I first ordered an XL in this shirt and the upper body and sleeves fit great but the body is baggy. I then ordered a large and it fit but was just a bit too snug and too short for my liking. I ended up selling the Large and I still have the XL but haven't worn it much because of the width of the body. It's fairly blousy.
FWIW I'm a 33"-34" actual waist (depending on the time of year). If my XL was just narrower in the body by an inch or so it would be a good fit but still maybe a tad long…which doesn't really bother me though.
Hope that helps.
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Helps a lot. Thanks very much for taking the time. You're a great example of what the forum is all about [emoji1434]
Thank you for the kind words, glad I could help.
With all that being said it's a great shirt and the "Chambray work shirt of all Chambray work shirts" IMO.
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It is already one-washed so with careful soaking/washing you should be fine. I never got any shrinkage from mine.
