IHSH-131-BB - Ultra Heavy Flannel Blue/Black Buffalo Check Work Shirt
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Size up, give is a very, very hot wash. Problem solved…. Hiya Giles, I really appreciate advice like this, I am broad shouldered shorter fella who prefers Large or XL but the length sometimes gets me. The work shirt Large works for me, but I may give it to my brother (who is a bit taller and slimmer) and pick up a western in XL. If the XL post hot hot wash will shorten it I may go for it. I know it's a very vague science or art even… But hie much shrink can I expect length and width?? Thanks! 
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Yes, that's roughly my experience as well. 
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Thanks Rocket and Max .. Much appreciated! 
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I have washed UHF's at 90°C (on your own risk) Depending if you go for a straight wash at 90°C or if you go through a step by step of 40°C / 60°C / 90°C washes shrinkage varies a bit. But you can get up to 1.5" in length, 0.8"-1.2" arm and 0.5"-1" width shrinkage… thanks Rocket please tell me: does the hot wash change the color or the "feel"/"hand" of the fabric?? Does it get fuzzy or pilly in any way?? Thanks!! 
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I washed / wore a lot of UHFs over the years. They get a bit grainy with frequent wear and washing but can bear a hot wash. I don't think that the temperature has much to do with it though. You can browse the 101TG thread - I posted some before and after pics of my shrinking project. 
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Thank you sir, I have several,… Red/black, turquoise, grey/black ,'maroon/Cream.. Etc... I have never washed any tho haha or If I have it's been by hand in cold water.. The red I've had for several years and it has shrunk a little over time.. Hard to recall any more tho. I appreciate your insight and attention 
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Anyone have a 3XL that they want to part with? Sell or trade 















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