IHSH-215 - Ultra Heavy Classic Check Work Shirt in Brown

[manufc10]

This will be my first UHF in the workshirt cut.

[UnTucked]

@manufc10:

This will be my first UHF in the workshirt cut.

I'm trying to be non-committal, but it would be a perfect "first" for me as well.

[louisbosco]

@manufc10:

This will be my first UHF in the workshirt cut.

same!! i think.. my bumblebee doesn't count as UHF i think..

also, are the size charts coming up?

[Giles]

No, we thought we'd leave this one without charts, sort of like a lucky draw 

We should be able to publish tonight….

[AdamJ]

[louisbosco]

Thanks @AdamJ

@Giles:

No, we thought we'd leave this one without charts, sort of like a lucky draw 

i like the sound of that..  (not a dare..  ;)) hahaha.

[Dstauffer]

I'm really liking those measurements…hoping the westerns fall in a similar space!

[neph93]

This is so nice. I mentioned it on another thread recently but my work shirt UHF's get more wear than their cousins from the west. The cut just suits the fabric so much better imo, and this pattern is a winner.

[JDelage]

Those measurements are pretty darn perfect…

[Max Power]

@Dstauffer:

I'm really liking those measurements…hoping the westerns fall in a similar space!

This. The shoulders of the 207 in XL were too small for me and if I sized up sleeves and chest would be too big. But the 215 Looks perfect. Makes me think wether to get the 215 instead of the 206. but then I prefer westerns…

[Alex]

Adam C wears L

[Alex]

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[Sam]

Dark Studio Edition

Steve wears medium

[UnTucked]

Rumor has it that this shirt increases the wearers' testosterone levels by 23.8%…..

[Alex]

NOW LIVE

[scooter]

Specs looked very good. XXXL ordered. 

[louisbosco]

had a heart attack. all sorted for XS 

[Shoreman]

Wow…I didn't think UHFs sold out on drop days any more. haha
I didn't even have a chance to make an impulse decision.

[manufc10]

@UnTucked:

Rumor has it that this shirt increases the wearers' testosterone levels by 23.8%…..

That's actually a scientific fact not rumor.