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

[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.

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

I can't remember clothes numbers or people's names, or where I was yesterday. But I can remember random weird shit from decades ago with perfect accuracy.

[Matt]

People who I meet  may as well not even tell me their names.  People who have starred or co starred or voice acted in any movie or tv show I’ve ever seen.  That’s all in there.

Apologies for derailing the thread.  Lovely shirt.