IHTL-1213 - Thermal Waffle Henley
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Cheers @Giles. I'll probably just trim the loose bits and leave the rest of the run off.
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I love this piece of kit, but even in January in the UK it’s wears exceptionally warm…. Have you thought about making lightweight versions, fellas…..?
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if someone told me earlier I will buy this one in medium ???
BUT measurements.. I have this one in XL and its my chill at home shirt. black one in XL is pretty good and I wear it all the time, but now I think it would be the good idea to get the black one in Large as well.
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@neph93 so true, especially grey fabric! In any brand
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I was amazed how warm these are today. Went out, weather app is telling me it’s 0C outside, wearing this and the 14oz loopwheel hoodie, and barely felt the cold at all. In fairness there was no wind today, but what a top.
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I just picked up a white Henley (my second). I noticed that this one doesn’t have the Iron Heart tag on the lower left hand corner (in front). Are those tags no longer on them or did it get missed on this shirt?
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I just picked up a white Henley (my second). I noticed that this one doesn’t have the Iron Heart tag on the lower left hand corner (in front). Are those tags no longer on them or did it get missed on this shirt?
I recently purchased a white Henley which is tagged like the others I own.
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This is a rare one-off I am afraid. It does happen from time to time and there is a customer out there loving their Johnny Cash shirt in extra stealth mode with no IH logo tab on the chest pocket.
Give me a shout at shop@ironheart.co.uk if you would like to look into getting it replaced.
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@pjlizotte i had the same with my indigo dyed one, there was no tag on it at all and my grey one(same order) had both.
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Hello, i noticed that the sizing for those slightly differs from 1301, especially in the shoulders.
I own a white 1301 in M (sized down from my usual UHF size), I'm wondering if I should take the same size for the henley or if I should go for a L… -
Anyone had any experience snipping off the stitching run-off on the sleeves? With a newborn, I'm finding they like to come untucked when I'm changing her, and I'm not a fan of dipping them in poop. Will the stitching start to come un-done if I go too close to the end of the sleeve?
Edit: Nevermind, I read up the thread a bit and seems its fine to snip them.
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@EdH snip away. Some of mine have been cut off and some left on. It’s run off detail that won’t impact the quality of the shirt.
