IH-526J-SL - 17oz Natural Selvedge Denim Fleece Lined Modified Type III - Indigo

[manufc10]

@Alex:

@manufc10 no, we asked for this to be sized as per a normal Type III rather than the previous versions which came out small due to the lining, so you should get away with your normal TIII size, give or take.

Got it.  Thanks Alex.

[manufc10]

@Graham:

You're welcome and you are totally right, I would wear a 526PJ XL in the same way, the dims are pretty much the same on paper the SL fits a little snugger but I would still take the same size in both to wear the same way.

Got it.  Thanks Graham.

[AdamJ]

@louisbosco fits perfectly over a tee + henley. As Alex mentioned above they're sized normally. This actually fits me better than the 526PJ which I had trouble with in body length

[louisbosco]

small as usual for me then I guess.

[Pipeboss713]

@AdamJ:

@louisbosco fits perfectly over a tee + henley. As Alex mentioned above they're sized normally. This actually fits me better than the 526PJ which I had trouble with in body length

A tad longer? The 526pj of mine is Sz 38 (MED) and I struggle with the length.

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[AdamJ]

@Pipeboss713 the previous run of 526PJ, I found the M too long in the body for my liking! The M I tried on in the sherpa lined spot on

[Anesthetist]

My Storm Rider arrives today, if the fit doesn’t work I’m moving in on this QUICK!

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[AdamJ]

NOW LIVE

[Jcaz6996]

Got to be first on that one lol

[Fadez]

Got mine [emoji16]

[Pipeboss713]

Scored a medium

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[Fadez]

So happy to see that these were well stocked. I’m hoping they sell out quickly. But I also want [mention]Filthy [/mention] to score one too.

[Richard]

Oh wow. Gonna not be greedy and stick with my Storm Rider.

[manufc10]

@Graham what size are you in UHF's?  I'm trying to figure out my sizing on this one.

[Alex]

He normally takes an XL

[VegaS10]

If this needed to be washed, how would one go about doing so (taking into account the lining)?

Reason I ask is, I spend a large amount of time outside in the winter plowing snow/cutting downed trees/etc, and may get muddy.

Thanks in advance!

[Pipeboss713]

@VegaS10:

If this needed to be washed, how would one go about doing so (taking into account the lining)?

Reason I ask is, I spend a large amount of time outside in the winter plowing snow/cutting downed trees/etc, and may get muddy.

Thanks in advance!

Pre soak
Cold wash
No spin
Line dry

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[Fadez]

A few ways you could go about it. A tub soak w/ detergent and use a sponge to remove dirt (my personal method) or the light duty mechanical of low/no spin cold wash and low tumble dry.

[Fadez]

Haha nice [mention]Pipeboss713 [/mention]  [emoji1306]

[Pipeboss713]

@Fadez:

Haha nice [mention]Pipeboss713 [/mention]  [emoji1306]

Lol boom! [mention]Fadez [/mention]
Good timing

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