IHSH-216-NAV - Heavy Moleskin CPO Shirt - Navy
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I wonder if it would be possible to wear UHF under this. I feel like the "Woddy" would look amazing.
Check the measurements. CPO’s are cut with less taper in the waist precisely to facilitate layering. They can totally be used as a jacket.
If your UHF’s are fitted then I see no reason why you can’t try. You could even check the next size up. I used an XXL IHSH-76 over a JC II for a while.
Although layering shouldn't cause a problem in the body, I imagine it would be difficult to get the CPO sleeve over the UHF sleeve, especially at the cuff.
I can layer my IHW-01 over a thin flannel of the same size without a problem. The mid-weight flannels can be layered with difficulty, with the difficulty occurring in the arms.
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I do love the look of this shirt but I REALLY dont need another blue shirt.
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I do love the look of this shirt but I REALLY dont need another blue shirt.
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I suffer from precisely the same affliction!
On the plus side, when I do get something new and blue, nine times out of ten the Mrs doesn’t realise! [emoji869]
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Check the measurements. CPO’s are cut with less taper in the waist precisely to facilitate layering. They can totally be used as a jacket.
If your UHF’s are fitted then I see no reason why you can’t try. You could even check the next size up. I used an XXL IHSH-76 over a JC II for a while.
I have the tan one. Tomorrow, I'll see if it's possible to fit a UHF or any IH shirt underneath. I'd do it now but my closet is in my nine-month old's room. If I wake her, I am dead.
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But it’s Moleskin. That trumps Blue.
I should pass on this one because I have too many blue shirts but this is such a beauty.
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Does this material stretch or shrink?
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@jat I have last year's model, and, assuming its the same fabric, you shouldn't get any shrinkage from a cold wash. I have also not found the material very "giveable," too. If you're hoping it will stretch like denim, it won't, unfortunately. It has a wonderful, almost velvet-like feel to it, though.
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To the previous discussion, here's a UHF under last year's model.
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@Jett129 It's a strange feeling to have the "shirt" feel heavier than the "jacket" but that's where we are at.
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Yes. Not bad, actually. I probably do a lighter flannel to be honest, though.
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Really tempted by this. Large looks good for a nice trim fit, XL would probably work if wearing as outer layer but might be too long. @Sam is my baseline for shirts, would he take a Large?
Any estimation as to how warm this will feel? I’m guessing similar or slightly lighter than a UHF? Also as this is Navy, am I right in thinking this isn’t going to fade?
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Really tempted by this. Large looks good for a nice trim fit, XL would probably work if wearing as outer layer but might be too long. @Sam is my baseline for shirts, would he take a Large?
Any estimation as to how warm this will feel? I’m guessing similar or slightly lighter than a UHF? Also as this is Navy, am I right in thinking this isn’t going to fade?
It is Navy, not indigo, and probably reactive dyed. So fading like denim won't happen no. Judging by the measurement, I strongly suspect Sam will use Large. Moleskin is traditionally wind resistant and quite dense. I'd imagine this to be different to a UHF but nearly as warm
