IHSW-69L-OLV - 14oz Ultra Heavyweight Loopwheel Cotton Crew Neck Sweat - Olive
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Love that the length measurements on these are on the longer side. These look great.
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@Kasi
Hey Mo, thought you always buy all versions twice. Rock one and stock one
So whats the question here ?
2 black and 2 olive for you
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You must have a gigantic wardrobe mate -
You could rent a storage at the shop in Gosport, and stock your stock there.
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Are these at all stretchy? Trying to wrap my head around the sizing. I’m always an XXL in the western UHF, but shirts like the 11oz “t-shirt”, I’m ok with XL.
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@Raster
If it helps I am a XXL all day in UHF and with this and other recently released (the last two years or so) IH cut and sewn (hoodies and zip ups) I am an XLI went with a XL in this as well.
I would consider 14oz to be far more resilient in terms of keeping its shape than your average cotton knit sweatshirt, but you can definitely get some stretch if you work it. If you want to maximize the stretch you can always do a cold soak and put on and stretch or pull in specific areas.
The sleeves here are shorter than the hoodies and zip ups I’ve gotten in the past, so I am half anticipating I’ll need to get them wet and give them a good tugging.
I’d avoid any hot wash and/or machine dry as you may promote any unwanted shrinkage or undo any stretching you have done.
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It will stretch a little, beware the tighter it fits the more it will stretch
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Thanks guys! Now to decide on black or olive…
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There’s no olive hoodie so get the olive… and a black hoodie.
I almost got a black hoodie recently but then @AdamC reminded me there won’t be any more yellow but there will always be black. It was the right choice. I always try to err on the side of “special.”
Been kicking myself for not getting the Mustard hoodie! This is sage advice and a lesson learned.
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Oh wow. What a great color. It would look great under my black military serge shirt.
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@Raster a bit of sizing context…I'm ~6'2 205 lbs for reference. I usually buy XXL IH tops.
In the hoody, the XXL is quite baggy. Sleeves come down to about 2 inches from the ends of my fingers (completely cover palms). Sometimes I fold the cuffs in half to correct this. Plenty of room for layering in all dimensions over all but the thickest of undergarments. Works fine as an outer layer but honestly would probably prefer one size down to XL for mid-layer applications.
In this crewneck, the XXL is ~TTS for a trim fit. Sleeve length is spot on. There is a bit of room in the chest. Could stand layers there, but they would get annoying in the arms/shoulders if thick. A t-shirt under is just right.
