IHSH-276-IND - 9oz Selvedge Ombré Check Western Shirt - Indigo/Grey

[climbmode]

@Filthy:

I can't wait for that.

And yet, I suspect G will say 'wait, you must'.

[zhivago]

Congratulations to those lucky ones who scored this fantastic addition to the wardrobe! Sure to be an instant classic

[misfitlife]

Man this is fun!! I love reading all the excited comments from everyone! As I told neph earlier…..I have many IH shirts but this was the first time going after one right at the release, I felt energy from you all with the level of stoke!!

For Giles and the awesome IH crew, you guys are killing it for me on every level!

[Giles]

[reddieodin]

Hey guys, is the western cut slimmer then the work shirt? Noticed Chesson wearing M for the 277-IND while achieving a similar but slightly slimmer cut in L size for this 276 cut.

I have currently only own IH in the work shirt cut.

[neph93]

@reddieodin:

Hey guys, is the western cut slimmer then the work shirt? Noticed Chesson wearing M for the 277-IND while achieving a similar but slightly slimmer cut in L size for this 276 cut.

I have currently only own IH in the work shirt cut.

The western tapers more into the waist than the work shirt, providing a slimmer profile. The shoulders are also a little more trim. Some people can size down on a workshirt, but not all.

[zhivago]

Yessir, the westerns are indeed a bit slimmer/more fitted and the work are a bit more box shaped allowing for freedom of movement whilst working.

[reddieodin]

Thanks guys! Good chance that I made the right decision going for a M size for the Western cut. Hopefully..  ::)

[Giles]

Run a compare:

https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=12249.0

[reddieodin]

Yeap I did. But can't help to notice that the shoulder and chest measurements looks similar both in M size. While comparing the 277 in M size vs the 276 in L size, measurements increases but if you look at Chesson fit photos for both 277 and 276, the 276 in L indeed look slimmer compared to on paper measurements.

[Matt]

And then there are those people who have a disorder and can’t live with the thought of having different sized shirts in their closet.  I had a Large shirt once.  It nearly killed me.  I sold it.

[neph93]

@Matt:

And then there are those people who have a disorder and can’t live with the thought of having different sized shirts in their closet.

Really?! That amuses me greatly.

[cityofdelusion]

^

…I guess I have that  Additionally, they all need to have the same pattern (e.g. all buffalo check)

[Matt]

Yeah.  If a shirt in M doesn’t work for me but the adjacent size does I skip it.

[Matt]

I also have to have the same type of hanger and they have  to be hung in the closet in ascending numerical order from left to right.

[Matt]

THERE MUST BE ORDER!

[neph93]

@Matt:

THERE MUST BE ORDER!

That is fascinating. I am able to be annoyed by, and celebrate inconsistencies, equally, but that kind of compulsiveness has always been alien to me.

[Matt]

It’s an inconsistent consistency.  I’m not that way with jeans or shoes. I am that way with kitchen pantry items and furniture placement.  If I come home and an arm chair is out of alignment, like the feet aren’t in the indentations on the rug, I have to move it.  Immediately.

Museums are hard for me.  They strongly discourage straightening the Van Gohs.

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

@Matt you could be a contestant on Stackenblochen 

[popvulture]

God @Filthy I reference this all the time and barely anyone gets it! Takes me back to college — prime Late Night era Conan was so perfect.