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    IHSH-191 - Classic Check Work Ultra Heavy Flannel

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    • ChrisC
      Chris
      Raw and Unwashed
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      @Broark:

      It was "cool" yesterday (aka a high of only 73)

      Yep, I wore wabash, just because I could.

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      • BroarkB
        Broark
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        @Chris:

        Yep, I wore wabash, just because I could.

        Don't worry, we'll be back in the 90's by this weekend.  😢

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        • SeulS
          Seul
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          @Broark:

          Fantastic.  😎

          And so are your boots…

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          • CarazowC
            Carazow
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            „As a DUCK with its eyelids, so he with his nose
              Trims his BELT and his BUTTONS, and turns out his toes.'“

            Lewis Carroll

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            • neph93N
              neph93
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              191 looking great, boys. I'm going to say it again, when it comes to this pattern and c/w, work shirt>western

              “Some of those that work forces
              Are the same that burn crosses”

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              • Johnny BladeJ
                Johnny Blade
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                First bit of Iron Heart flannel.  Well done, you have a new fan in Alaska.

                Edit for better photo:

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                • neph93N
                  neph93
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                  @Johnny Blade great way to start. Looks fekkin' great with that canvas jacket. What brand is that btw? Looks waxed, and very nice…

                  “Some of those that work forces
                  Are the same that burn crosses”

                  • Virginia Woolf
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                  • Johnny BladeJ
                    Johnny Blade
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                    Thanks!  The jacket is a Filson short lined cruiser, perfect with the IH UHF.

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                    • neph93N
                      neph93
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                      ^It really is. Have a look here if you haven't already https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=10694.75

                      “Some of those that work forces
                      Are the same that burn crosses”

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                      • AetasA
                        Aetas
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                        @Peterpiper:

                        …..... can’t understand the lack of interest compared to the western!

                        ^The WORK in this pattern is absolutely beatiful !

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                        • manufc10M
                          manufc10
                          Iron Heart Deity
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                          Maybe it's the fact that the more tailored western fit is more popular than the roomier work shirt fit?  The waist and opening on the work are a bit bigger (mainly the opening) and it has a bit more of a bell shape to it judging by the fit guide.

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                          • Johnny BladeJ
                            Johnny Blade
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                            ^It really is. Have a look here if you haven't already https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=10694.75

                            Last comment  😉

                            Looking forward to winter now!

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                            • BroarkB
                              Broark
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                              @Seul:

                              And so are your boots…

                              Thanks Eli, they're my favorite boots.
                              I'd love for Viberg to make some oxfords just like this so I could wear them in the summer.
                              But hey, them being full on boots doesn't stop me from wearing them in Texas summers.  😃

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                              • JDelageJ
                                JDelage
                                啓蒙家
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                                Very nice cut on this shirt. Well done IH!

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                                • E
                                  EJS
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                                  This is a beautiful shirt, the colours are really vibrant. I totally agree with Work over Western in this flannel pattern. Love having the thread run offs and no snaps for a change..

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                                    EJS
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                                    Is this worth worrying about? thinking of pulling through the other side of the fabric..

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                                    • GilesG
                                      Giles
                                      IHUK Crew
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                                      Pull it through and don't worry…..Sorry we missed it.....

                                      "OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011

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                                        EJS
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                                        Don't think you did miss it, I've had a heavy old camera bag on my shoulder all day and only just noticed. The brass on the strap might well have been the culprit.. (this is what you get if you refuse to upgrade your bags at the same time as getting heavier kit).. thanks for the quick reply as always

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                                        • SamS
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                                          If you've not fixed it already @EJS you can buy needles with abrasive ends that are perfect for pulling snags, loose threads etc through to the inside. They can be a lifesaver and worth keeping around.

                                          For example
                                          https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hemline-Repair-Needle-Sticky-Ballpoint/dp/B002TYFWAS

                                          Insta - @braveinthefaceoflasers

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                                            EJS
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                                            Thanks Sam, just done it.. used a pair of fine tweezers but those needles do look very handy

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