IHT-1610 - 6.5oz Knitted Cotton Loopwheel T-Shirts
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Well @adam313 you're certainly not making it any easier for me to pass on this shirt
How are the sleeves? That's been the main thing that's held me back from buying an IH tee before, I prefer more fitted sleeves and the one IH tee that I tried about four years ago had crazy huge sleeves. -
Well @adam313 you're certainly not making it any easier for me to pass on this shirt
How are the sleeves? That's been the main thing that's held me back from buying an IH tee before, I prefer more fitted sleeves and the one IH tee that I tried about four years ago had crazy huge sleeves.I can confirm that the sleeves are much more fitted.
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That's good news. I imagine that the grey one would look pretty stellar under my Johnny Cash…
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That's good news. I imagine that the grey one would look pretty stellar under my Johnny Cash…
No doubt about it. Although it looks pretty stellar with just about everything [emoji1]
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White XL is tantalisingly close to perfect for me, just a bugger it's 2-3 inches too short. Chest could do with an extra inch too, might be a bit too snug. V close. I totally see why in anything less than XL you wouldn't taper these even a touch through the body, especially being loop wheeled too… but in XL and XXL I think that'd work a treat (and as they're cut and sewn together at the side seem, not a technical problem either). In the biggest sizes more length does seem necessary... at 185cm I'm hardly a giant but even the larger XXL is a full two inches off the length that suits me best.
Only half an inch in length separates the three biggest sizes currently- hopefully this changes with the next batch. Fingers crossed! -
White XL is tantalisingly close to perfect for me, just a bugger it's 2-3 inches too short. Chest could do with an extra inch too, might be a bit too snug. V close. I totally see why in anything less than XL you wouldn't taper these even a touch through the body, especially being loop wheeled too… but in XL and XXL I think that'd work a treat (and as they're cut and sewn together at the side seem, not a technical problem either). In the biggest sizes more length does seem necessary... at 185cm I'm hardly a giant but even the larger XXL is a full two inches off the length that suits me best.
Only half an inch in length separates the three biggest sizes currently- hopefully this changes with the next batch. Fingers crossed!
[/quote]I'm in total agreement and I've said this from the beginning. These are great T's but unfortunately much too short for me and I'm hardly a giant myself at 6'. I also hope upcoming T's come with extra length.
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Really? I'm 186cm and I love these because of their length.
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Inbetween personal tastes regarding fit, and differing body shapes and sizes there's always going to be issues for some but a satifactory fit for others. I'm 6' and have these in both L and XL and love the fit, especially the length. On the other hand, very few UHF's fit me well in the arm and body length and jeans are an even bigger issue. You win some, you loose some I guess.
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^^ I agree. For me work shirts are just not meant to be..
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This is the perennial "I think the T shirt should be longer, fatter, slimmer, looser…......." discussion. They are what they are and we are not a large enough company to produce a load of different cuts. This became very irritatingly quoted back to me by an ex member time and time again as "We are not a T-shirt" company - irritating but true.....
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Totally agree with all of the comments above. Fit is such a personal preference and I fully acknowledge I like my T shirts on the longer side than most do. It's just an odd pet peeve of mine, having a T shirt that is too short. Like neph said you win some and you lose some, and fortunately for me nearly everything else IH fits me great especially the westerns and 634 cut. Sometimes I just state my selfish opinion on this because that damn marled grey fabric on these 1610's is so lovely it's a shame it doesn't fit me to my liking.
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I have this shirt in L and XL and find that they are ok in length. I'm 6'3" too… I wonder if I have a short torso, or if I lucked out and got a few of the longer ones.
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To taper a loopwheel you need to add side seams.
I did suggest to do this only with XL and XXL, as these have side seams regardless
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Totally agree with all of the comments above. Fit is such a personal preference and I fully acknowledge I like my T shirts on the longer side than most do. It's just an odd pet peeve of mine, having a T shirt that is too short. Like neph said you win some and you lose some, and fortunately for me nearly everything else IH fits me great especially the westerns and 634 cut. Sometimes I just state my selfish opinion on this because that damn marled grey fabric on these 1610's is so lovely it's a shame it doesn't fit me to my liking.
Just sharing our 2 cents I figure, I'm sure Giles is more than happy to disregard our idle waffling rather than take it to heart. I hope so anyway..
The length thing seemed worthy of mentioning, especially as it is a company than prides itself on offering super-duper long jeans than super-duper tall people can wear. My 6'5 cousin loves his IH jeans he got on my recommendation, but the XXL t-shirt probably wouldn't even reach down to his belt. It's only a pity cos we all want to buy the maximum amount of IH goodness
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Inseams can be shortened easily, T-shirts can't.
Wait, why would that be the case? This is most definitely my ignorance of clothing modification talking, but it seams (see what I did there? I'll grab my coat…) that it would work the same way.
