IHSH-296-BLK - 9oz Sateen Military CPO Shirt

[AdamJ]

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[AdamJ]

In the wild with Gmac, really like the stealth stitching on this one

[Graham]

For me, L is perfect as a shirt shirt and XL with the sleeve not being much longer is wicked over a sweat type piece.

[neph93]

@AdamJ:

really like the stealth stitching on this one

Definitely. Makes the copper snaps pop even more. It’s a super clean design.

[Giles]

@Giles:

@Jbailla2:

Is this shirt kind of shiny, and, if so, would that shine stay over time or eventually become duller?

Sateen, by it's very nature is shiny….I guess it will lose some shininess with time.....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sateen

And I thought further about this.  Part of the reason that sateen (which is slightly shiny) is/was used for military clothing, is that the natural sheen means that it shrugs off drizzle and light rain.  Same reason that we use Sateen in our traditional M65's…..

[tangfj]

I just got this shirt and in person it doesn't seem to be nearly as shiny as in the pictures… if this ages anything like the M65 I have then I know I will love it since my olive M65 has dulled and softened a lot...

Question on this sateen though for washing... am I correct in assuming that this will shrink more in length than width? The size XXL is great for me in the P2P and Waist but it would be nice to shrink the length a bit in the sleeves and body.

[sabergirl]

Oof, if I had unlimited funds this one would’ve been mine for sure

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[Alex]

@tangfj:

Question on this sateen though for washing… am I correct in assuming that this will shrink more in length than width?

This will shrink a little bit with gentle washing, longer dimensions will shrink more than others, for example the length and the sleeve length

[DrPat]

@Alex:

@tangfj:

Question on this sateen though for washing… am I correct in assuming that this will shrink more in length than width?

This will shrink a little bit with gentle washing, longer dimensions will shrink more than others, for example the length and the sleeve length

Does shrinkage also have to do with the direction of the weave?  I always assumed that’s why more shrinkage occurs in the vertical direction.

[Giles]

There is a weft v warp variable too.  But we have not catalogued it on anything, as yet.