IHSH-112- 5oz Indigo/Indigo Paisley Chambray Western Shirt
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it looks so good on ya @den1mhead !!!
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I debated on this for a while and decided to pass… Now that I see it on @den1mhead I wish I had grabbed it! Great shirt
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this shirt grabbed my attention at first sight…..I tried getting it in my stack before it was even live or measured ....Haddtoo have it
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Looks awesome on you @den1mhead
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^Cheers fellas ;)^
This shirt leaves me feeling like a MOD; http://www.themodgeneration.co.uk/
Looking forward to wearing the IHSH-112 with my IH-526L, IH-555's and a pair of Clark Prestons.
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Looking great.
Are you cold on top and hot on the bottom. :)that’s quite the contrast.
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Awesome shirt. I wish I knew about IH when this was released.
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Awesome shirt. I wish I knew about IH when this was released.
I think there have been three paisleys, all done in both indigo and black, in my time and I managed to score one black one. I wish I had an indigo too. The crazy thing is, none of them sold especially well and some always ended up going cheaply.
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@twin looks great! Though it’s 3 years old, I like your photo at Haycock. I used to go climbing there pretty frequently when I lived in Philly. Neat place!
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I think there have been three paisleys, all done in both indigo and black, in my time and I managed to score one black one. I wish I had an indigo too. The crazy thing is, none of them sold especially well and some always ended up going cheaply.
The first ones (112) sold like crack and one of the next versions that I liked even better had strange measurements, if I recall right.
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Yeah, now you mention it, that makes sense. I couldn’t spring for the first two and made certain of getting in on the last batch. Had to go to XXL and despite it being a thin fabric it is still my smallest shirt. Happens to be one of my favourites too though, I had to look it up but it’s the IHSH-173. The other was the IHSH-144. All glorious patterns.
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@neversummer I did not know you went to Haycock mountain. You were not to far from Me.
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