IHSH-68-blk - 12oz Wabash Work Shirt - Black

[manufc10]

This is the same fabric as the IHSH-62, correct?

[Giles]

Specifically the IHSH-62-blk, yes.

[manufc10]

Perfect.  Thanks @Giles.

[Yardsale]

Any reason why the length on these are shorter than the indigo wabash version?

[Giles]

The vagaries of different production runs/different fabrics etc etc

[jock1624]

Got an XL in the sale , will arrive this week . Too bad it's still too hot for
denims , boots and the majority of IH shirts .

Cheers

[BurgandSchild]

[theorocks]

Any idea when XL will be available?

[Giles]

A restock of both colours in the IHSH-68 require me to get a few retailer orders.  Thus far they have not been forthcoming.

So, don't know I am afraid…..

[Pavel Pipovič]

@Giles @Alex There's a mistake at the measurements. "Sleeve Opening" should be "Sleeve (length)" and "Sleeve Opening" is missing.

[Alex]

Thanks

[Alex]

We have dropped the prices on all Wabash shirts. Westerns to USD300, Work to USD285

[Seul]

[nurunuru]

@Alex Any chance you'll be getting more of these in stock along with the indigo order next week?

[Alex]

Yessir

[nurunuru]

Yaaaaay 

[browniemcghee]

I think this shirt is an under appreciated gem.  I really love mine.  Highly recommended.

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[nurunuru]

@browniemcghee Good to hear!  I read through the thread for the indigo version and saw it had a potential for some pretty good shrinkage, probably depending on the washing regimen.  Have you found it to shrink much with washing?  I'm wondering whether cold washes and a lack of tumble drying would keep it a fairly constant size, if it fits well right off the bat.

[browniemcghee]

Hey there.  This fabric can shrink.  I wash inside out cold with no spin.  It has not really shrunk at all.  I do not have the indigo version of this fabric, so I cannot comment there.  I hope you enjoy it.  Those red bartacks are amazing.  Buttons are perfect too.

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[nurunuru]

Yeah, it's such a great-looking shirt.  Glad to hear shrinkage can be avoided, if that's what's needed!