IHSH-167-WH - Off-White Selvedge "Sailor Cloth" Work Shirt

[xtcclassic]

@Giles I'm going to need you to go ahead and make this in a western. 

[Madame Buttonfly]

[Madame Buttonfly]

Sam wears size L

[neph93]

It really is off-white! Beautiful. Suits @Sam  too.

[Lindsey]

@neph93:

It really is off-white! Beautiful. Suits @Sam  too.

@Sam would look good wearing a bin bag. Unfair for a man who mostly lives off of jaffa cakes!

[FurattoHeddo]

@neph93:

It really is off-white! Beautiful. Suits @Sam  too.

So happy to see an off-white tor a change. Very tempted to get one. 

How difficult is it to remove the IH tag, if anyone has ever attempted this?

[browniemcghee]

I have removed 90% of my IH shirt tags.  I should not say "I" have.  A tailor has for $2 each.  It seems quite easily done.  I prefer no branding myself.

Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

[Giles]

It's pretty easy….

You seam rip through IRON HEART then tease the nylon threads out until you reach the stitching holding the label on, then pull rest of label out from other side of stitching....

[tvenuto]

I like this more than I originally thought from the line sheets thread. Interested to see how it compares to the usn shirt. I like variety in my pocket options.

[Giles]

SEE MORE IMAGES IN THE IRON HEART GALLERY

[Giles]

NOW LIVE

[manufc10]

oh shit…this looks nice.  An off white indeed.  I may have to spring for this.

[manufc10]

@Sam this may be a strange question but I promise it's a relevant one to me for deciding  if I get this shirt or not, but are you wearing an undershirt in your fit pic?  Or maybe a more direct question would be…is this shirt see through at all?  It's a personal preference of mine but I dont like it when my white shirts are see through cause if I wear an undershirt it's visible through the work shirt and thats a look I try to avoid.

[UnTucked]

Pro-tip, learned from growing up in a house full of women….. When wearing white pants or shirts, your undergarments should NOT be white... White shows through white.

Wear grey or black undershirts, and you should never have any issues.

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[manufc10]

Interesting, thanks @UnTucked

[Sam]

Hey @manufc10

Not a strange question at all. I decided to not wear my T-shirt under it for that exact reason. The fabric is definitely thin enough that you could see a tee under it. I can run an experiment with different colour tees and post my findings if that would help you? The fabric is pretty soft though and personally i like to wear tees under shirts but didn't feel like i had to for this one.

I've got a pretty busy day ahead of me but i'll try and get these photos done with tee under it.

Cheers!

[Sam]

Brief example though… you can see the crack in the studio floor through the fabric here... not sure if that gives you any idea of how it will behave with a tee.

[manufc10]

@Sam:

Hey @manufc10

Not a strange question at all. I decided to not wear my T-shirt under it for that exact reason. The fabric is definitely thin enough that you could see a tee under it. I can run an experiment with different colour tees and post my findings if that would help you? The fabric is pretty soft though and personally i like to wear tees under shirts but didn't feel like i had to for this one.

I've got a pretty busy day ahead of me but i'll try and get these photos done with tee under it.

Cheers!

your the man @Sam.  Thank you very much for all of this info it is exactly what I was looking for.  I can get an idea from it with your pic of the fabric over the crack in the studio floor.  If you find the time when you have a chance that would be awesome if you could do that little experiment over the different colored T's, if not no biggie.

Thanks again for the info!

[Lindsey]

@Alex looking like he may be considering a sea wash on those 666S. He wears an XL in the shirt 

[madmoses]

This thing feels amazing, just in case anyone was wondering. Whatever sailor cloth is, I like it!

Wore mine for the first time today, it's lovely.