IHT-1610L - 6.5oz Loopwheel Crew Neck T-Shirt with longer body - in 6 colours
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Loving the fit and feel of this so far. In comparison to my 3sixteen pimas, it's much more substantial while still maintaining a very soft hand feel. Fit is about as trim as i like my tees to be so I will need to be sure to keep it on the wash and hang dry line.
Hoping to pick up a couple of the other colors as I can.
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The 7.5oz boiz are super sturdy but also boxier for it. These 6.5ozers do feel lighter but they’re more wearable under other pieces and fit better imo - obviously comes down to your build so ymmv.
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I tried them on in the Store in Hamburg. Unfortunately, neither size did really fit me well. Either too small or too big for my liking. Merz and whitesville are my go to‘s.
Maybe the 11OZ 1600 will work better? For me that was definitely the case. The 1600 is a bit longer and has tighter sleeves. Definitely a bit more fitted imo. I also love my Whitesville tees, but they also could be a bit longer
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I tried them on in the Store in Hamburg. Unfortunately, neither size did really fit me well. Either too small or too big for my liking. Merz and whitesville are my go to‘s.
Maybe the 11OZ 1600 will work better? For me that was definitely the case. The 1600 is a bit longer and has tighter sleeves. Definitely a bit more fitted imo. I also love my Whitesville tees, but they also could be a bit longer
Length is fine in the Whitesville and even with the IH. My problem with the IH is that the sleeves are too loose for my liking or my biceps is too small…
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As a gym rat - the answer is always small biceps
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@BlueBlood In production for delivery this summer
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Cool, thanks Alex.
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That light grey went super fast...glad I was able to snag one in my size!
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@Mizmazzle They went in to production in March so won't be too long hopefully
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This is a project I've been meaning to get to for a long time, and I finally got it done today. I have two tees (one black and one navy) that had some bleach spots on them. No idea how they got there, but I've been wearing them for a while and wanted to get them fixed. I got some dye, and decided to do them both black. And while I was at it, I wanted to dye my white shirt red. The bleach spots are gone (hooray!), and the black over navy came out really cool. I'm also very happy with the red. Here are the results.
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“Good design is actually a lot harder to notice than poor design, in part because good designs fit our needs so well that the design is invisible” - Don Norman
@zeebeeleather
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@Mizmazzle Thanks! I've been wanting a red shirt for a long time, and I'm so stoked to finally have a nice one. The shade was kind of a crap shoot (looking at swatches online isn't exactly the best way to choose a color), but it worked out well. I'm also stoked about the black coming out so nicely. I have about 8 of these tees in different colors, and I wear them every day, and they get washed constantly. The black ones are definitely fading and this seems like a great way to revitalize them. And the OD Navy should be interesting to watch over time. It has such an interesting look to it already.
