IHSH-62-IND - 12oz Wabash Western Shirt - Indigo
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I just want to give a shout out to @Entropy rider first for stepping up to health and losing that weight and all. Congratulations. It's harder as we get older. And next for the good pictures and discussion of fit, which is always helpful to others. I am much your size now and will be taking that advice to heart in future purchases. Kudos to IH for making it right by you but nothing surprising about that.
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@motojobobo Thanks!
@profdbrk Thank you, as well… it does get harder, but I’ve also become more disciplined in my forties, which has helped. Brands like IH have become part of my weight loss maintenance strategy... I can’t afford to replace my entire wardrobe and don’t want to wear anything less
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The size mediums all gone
I know these were just restocked but when is the next size medium restock? -
contest wabash. (that's glare, i'm not achieving evo yet)
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Normally I never get any compliments for my attire. But recently, have been getting compliments for the look and fit for this shirt. At work I rotate between this and the IHSH-07 and I've got few "Nice Shirt", "Nice Fit" compliments from my colleagues. To those I explained about Iron Heart and made them aware of the brand!
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Good to hear @jothishan
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Finally joined the Wabash club. I love Summer but this shirt really has me looking forward to the Fall
special thanks to Adam for going the extra mile to help me with sizing!
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Thanks, Neph. All the Wabash fades you’ve posted are killer. Hope to get somewhere close down the road.
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Getting softer with each wear–-- Wabash 12oz is no joke
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^ Shirt looks great on you @dinobarnesberlin and love the atmosphere in the image
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Coming from you , that is high praise @den1mhead
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just purchase mine from SESF..i love the style..however its a bit long(im short!) does anyone recommend doing a hot wash and (god forbid) putting it in a med dryer?
The indigo wabash shrinks a bit anyway with wear and 40-degree Celsius wash. The sleeves will shorten a bit as you wear it and get creases in the elbows, and the back length will shorten after washing and wearing, especially as this fabric has a tendency to fold/roll up a bit at the bottom back. How much do you want it to shrink? Some fit pics might make it easier for folks to share their experience/suggestions.
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The problem is you can’t tell the shirt to only shrink in the length. It’s going to shrink to some degree all over. I tend to size up these days and hot wash and dry my shirts and get the shrinkage over with. My drier has been nicknamed The Shrinkmaster 2000. I don’t recommend doing this,as it is risky.
