IHSH-92 - 11oz - Hairline Duck Western Shirt (Indigo or Brown)

[Mizmazzle]

@tody says it was listed for 5 days. I was pretty surprised it lasted that long too. Just discovered this shirt a few weeks ago. Surprised I was able to stumble upon one so quickly!
@Aetas photos galore incoming upon delivery!!

[Twistlock]

Congrats @Mizmazzle, what a score!

[Mizmazzle]

@Twistlock almost as good as a trip to Hawaii!!!

[Aetas]

Was unable to take decent pictures in 2018.
Put everything onto your board @Mizmazzle ‍️.

[Mizmazzle]

Everything I hoped it would be!!

[Aetas]

Great that your expectations met to utmost satisfaction @Mizmazzle .

[mclaincausey]

Score @Mizmazzle !!

[Mizmazzle]

@mclaincausey @Aetas wore it to work today. Received several compliments. So many cool details on this shirt. Red bar tacks. White snaps. Lack of a side gusset. Perfect weight. Dig it.

[Aetas]

@Oaktavia said in Random questions to which you seek an answer:

Does the hairline duck evolve and fade such as "regular" duck fabric?

@Oaktavia , this fabric evolves, fades and is getting softer with time. But I find it hard to capture…

My son who should wear L, modelling this XL shirt.

[goosehd]

@Aetas That is a gorgeous shirt!

[Mizmazzle]

@Aetas nice work with the photos. When I got mine I had a hard time capturing the details also. Looks like yours has softened in color compared to mine. So I’d say it is indeed looked faded…and quite incredible.

[Oaktavia]

@Aetas thank you for taking the time to post those photos. Such a neat fabric. Does hairline duck remind anyone of a "brown duck Wabash" or is it comparatively/fundamentally different?

[pechelman]

They're all a little different @Oaktavia

The hairline is the lightest/thinnest of the bunch. It's hand feel isn't as smooth as the Wabash but it's much smoother than the duck. To me the duck breathes the best of them and the 92 the worst as it feels the most tightly woven of the fabrics. My 92 has gotten pretty soft feeling but even still has a bit of crispness left in it where you can hear/feel the fabric moving around. I really need to wear it more. Not sure if these photos help you at all.

[Giles]

@Oaktavia said in IHSH-92 - 11oz - Hairline Duck Western Shirt (Indigo or Brown):

Does hairline duck remind anyone of a "brown duck Wabash" or is it comparatively/fundamentally different?

Fundamentally different. A Wabash has the spots painted or bleached onto the fabric, this fabric has the dots woven into it.

[Giles]

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[Oaktavia]

@Giles said in IHSH-92 - 11oz - Hairline Duck Western Shirt (Indigo or Brown):

@Oaktavia said in IHSH-92 - 11oz - Hairline Duck Western Shirt (Indigo or Brown):

Does hairline duck remind anyone of a "brown duck Wabash" or is it comparatively/fundamentally different?

Fundamentally different. A Wabash has the spots painted or bleached onto the fabric, this fabric has the dots woven into it.

This is what I was wondering without knowing how to word it. Thanks G.

[Oaktavia]

@pechelman thanks for the photos that helps a lot!!

[Cutlasshound]

Seriously time to bring back the indigo version of this (and maybe do an olive version)!

[mclaincausey]

@Giles this is also I think plain woven where wabash is usually a twill right? At least in IH history.

[Giles]

Yeah, good point. Our Wabash is rope-dyed warp and weft woven as a twill and the hairline is a plain weave.....