IH-526J-SL - 17oz Natural Selvedge Denim Fleece Lined Modified Type III - Indigo
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Surprising how warm the lined denim jackets are, N1 move over [emoji6]
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Medium
Too tight with a sweater. [emoji17] must return for largeSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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[mention]Pipeboss713 [/mention] I totally feel you. That’s why I chose to size up to fit all my layers underneath. Would you mind taking a pic with just a T or single layer underneath? I think it would be good to show a true TTS fit pic. These are true type III that want to live higher up on the waist and tight to the chest. For me, I went the opposite route with the size up and baggier fit. It doesn’t allow the best movement all around, but damn does it keep you warm and look great too.
Here’s mine with a border tee, IH hoodie, and a UHF underneath. Winter advisory weather. It’s a snowy, icy, and rainy day.
I know sweats right? But doctors appointment and running errands. This be the way. I also have to mention, long underwear + IH sweats are the comfiest in the snow. Happy Winter northern hemisphere folks [emoji3587]
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Saw this in the Rivet and Hide shop window yesterday. It looked amazing.
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Showing this thread some love too. This is how I envisioned the SL. Over the J-38 (now J-75). When I was really moving on the hike, I unbuttoned and then half zipped the jacket. After a rest I needed to close it all back up again because it started snowing again and got cold. Super duper toasty. Easily handled 32F / 0C. I’ve also worn this top combo at 19F / -7C with my 633S and long johns (also both temperatures versions have Under Armour Cold Gear as the base layers) and was fine.After wearing for a little while. It’s such a warm jacket. I got this to really toss over anything and be warm. This jacket can 100% stand on its own without the need for a hoodie or other jacket underneath. I sized up one to accommodate very cold weather in the Pennsylvania winters. But if you’re not dealing with sub freezing temperatures and crazy wind chill. You can size TTS and be very very comfortable. This is my first owned type 3 and I love it. After about 10 wears it really softened up and was much easier to be mobile in. I’m sure if I sized L it would grant me even more since the shoulders would be a bit tighter and allow more range of motion. But I don’t see myself reaching up for any work or action (and then accounting for years down the line weight gains) so I’m quite pleased on my fit and size. All in all. Glorious jacket. So happy to wear this beast for the rest of my life!
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Such a good outfit dude, and this jacket is the bomb. If I hadn’t picked up both an N1 and the lefty this year I would have snagged this for sure
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I was just wondering if you got your new jacket @PipeBoss. Fit looks good to me, are you happy with it?
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I was just wondering if you got your new jacket @PipeBoss. Fit looks good to me, are you happy with it?
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It’s perfect
Just a tad bit bigger then my medium good Witt a uhf or a sweaterSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Right on! Looks like it can fit a healthy amount underneath
Went from a medium to large and it’s perfect
Yours looks amazing my guySent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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@Giles I have difficulty finding OTR clothing that fits me well. This XL has the best measurements of any IH Type III that I've ever stalked.
Would it be lunacy to consider unlining this for the sake of year-round wear (and two extra pockets)?
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I was afraid you would say that!
(But, at the very least, we cracked that British smile?)
