IHSH-33-OD - 12oz Selvedge Denim Western Shirt - Indigo Overdyed Black

[Daniel San]

Starting to fade nice

Building stripy shades , why ?

[sabergirl]

Looks like you have some creases from where the sleeve is gathered at the cuff. Did you machine wash? I have similar creases set into my moleskin cpo from the spin cycle. They will fade into the back ground in time. You can iron your sleeves to discourage them from fading further into that pattern.

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[Daniel San]

@sabergirl
Yes 2 or 3 times in the machine .
Will try to iron the sleeves , good tip ! Thank you !

[Giles]

I would soak before washing, turn inside out and don't spin…..

[Paul9221]

@Giles:

I would soak before washing, turn inside out and don't spin…..

I only ever soak before washing denim when they first arrive – that first soak.  Is there a benefit to soaking before washing long after?

[sabergirl]

It’s to ensure unwanted fade lines from creasing in the washer. That happens less if it’s wet through first.

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[Giles]

What The Girl said…...

[Paul9221]

TiL!  Thanks you two!

[Giles]

[68degreesorless]

I wanted the 33od because I thought it would get better with time. Living in it while it does has become a great joy.

[neph93]

Beautifully put. The best thing about IH OD is that is is so usable, it gets worn a lot.

[68degreesorless]

Either 3rd or 4th wash, not sure

[Chesson]

RESTOCKING AT 1600BST ON MONDAY 20TH JUNE

[Chesson]

RESTOCK

[HalfPastNever]

New to IH. Came across it on IG and this is my first piece. I'm hooked. Has me looking at my Filson stuff like its inferior.

Just posting day one pics….no soaking or washes yet. Will post when some good fades start.

I'm 5'11" 170lbs and chose a Large.
I'm wearing a Filson waffle thermal underneath
Just looking to bring in the waist and bottom opening a touch ( wondering if it can even be done )
Will update with measurements later

Slight change in lighting gives a much different tone.

One for the watch guys

[nrtphotos]

IMO it’s a perfect fit already, I don’t see any need to bring it in.

[neph93]

@HalfPastNever:

Just looking to bring in the waist and bottom opening a touch ( wondering if it can even be done )

Welcome to the forum. Classic shirt and it looks real good.

Imho getting that shirt tailored would be an error. Firstly, the fit is great. Secondly, while it can be done, you’ll be ruining some of the best constructional stitching in the business and replacing it with something practically (and probably aesthetically), sub-standard. So paying more for a poorer end result when the original looked perfect seems unnecessary.

[endo]

looks good, maybe wait and it‘ll all be fine after some wears

[HalfPastNever]

@neph93:

@HalfPastNever:

Just looking to bring in the waist and bottom opening a touch ( wondering if it can even be done )

Welcome to the forum. Classic shirt and it looks real good.

Imho getting that shirt tailored would be an error. Firstly, the fit is great. Secondly, while it can be done, you’ll be ruining some of the best constructional stitching in the business and replacing it with something practically (and probably aesthetically), sub-standard. So paying more for a poorer end result when the original looked perfect seems unnecessary.

Yeah ok, that was sort of my initial fear. The stitching is beautiful.  Thanks for the reply

[neph93]

@HalfPastNever:

Yeah ok, that was sort of my initial fear. The stitching is beautiful.  Thanks for the reply

One more thing.. it just occurred to me that as this is the OD version, matching the stitching will be impossible. This is garment dyed so the stitching is OD’ed too. The stitching on a tailoring job can never match it.