IHSH-62-IND - 12oz Wabash Western Shirt - Indigo

[Giles]

Unless we have really screwed up a pattern, we wont change anything drastic (like core measurement) between production runs. And in any case we would change the lot number because basically it is a different thing. So what you are asking in reality is to make new shirt an “S” version of an existing model, we are simply not large enough a company to do that I am afraid .

[mclaincausey]

I think the hem is lock stitched. Looks like it. I would assume the chain stitching would be able to be largely preserved if you shortened the hem.

[Tobi]

[FlavourFade]

Looks like it's made for you man!

Mine already shows some indigo loss at the sleeves, now I am going to wear it as much as possible while I can due to summer comming slowly....

[A Former User]

@FlavourFade 12oz is summer weight just drag it on

[Tago Mago]

Washed it at 30°C 600 rpm, feels as if I got a little shrinkage as desired

[FlavourFade]

@Heavy_blue haha yeah I wore it at 24 degrees celsius and with doing nothing exhausting it was alright paired with some 21oz 777

[bluemantra]

Is this shirt warmer than the 12 oz denim IH-33? Or the same?

[T4920]

@bluemantra in my experience, it feels like a denser weave. So a little warmer with more wind resistance

[FlavourFade]

@bluemantra i don't know the 33 but it's not a summer shirt, but I have worn it on warm sunny days and felt okay

[neph93]

@bluemantra said in IHSH-62-ind - 12oz Wabash Western Shirt - Indigo:

Is this shirt warmer than the 12 oz denim IH-33? Or the same?

I would say so yes. Whether it is the fabric weave, (this is serge twill), or dyeing process (this has both warp and weft dyed), or both, it feels tighter and heavier and more wind resistent than the standard shirting denim.

[FlavourFade]

Good to know since I am between the 33 and the IB 14 oz as my next western and I think something little lighter would be a good addition...

[Mizmazzle]

This shirt is perfect as a light jacket in the summer evenings. I wear mine fishing all the time in the summer at high mountain elevations.

[weftyarn]

Found an XL thanks to a guy on Kleinanzeigen who pointed me to @Iron-Heart-Germany who had it in stock. If you’re reading this: Thanks so much mate

Fit is muuuuch better than the 2XL was. Still plenty room in the forearms but the ballooning is gone. Fit pics to follow

[A Former User]

@weftyarn wabby mugshot

[bluemantra]

@FlavourFade said in IHSH-62-ind - 12oz Wabash Western Shirt - Indigo:

Good to know since I am between the 33 and the IB 14 oz as my next western and I think something little lighter would be a good addition...

Same here. Except I’m planning on getting both the 33 and the 295-IB.

[FlavourFade]

@bluemantra i'd love to but need to slow it down a bit since I losing weight again and do not want to end up selling a lot unworn stuff next year and focus on a few favorites

[Mizmazzle]

@weftyarn hell yeah, Emil. This shirt is my favorite!!! Or is the the 92?? Wait, maybe the 202…the 33B??….

No no…def the 62!!!

[Djchopchop]

Have never owned an iron heart western cut shirt and am trying to determine proper sizing. I think I’m either small or medium, but wanted to ask here before making a decision. I’m 5’9”/150lbs. I feel like a small would work, however the shoulder measurement for a small appears narrower than what most of my shirts measure to. Any guidance would be much appreciated, thanks!

[sabergirl]

Trust the measurements! Your height and weight have very little bearing on how a shirt will fit. If the small has narrower shoulders than a shirt that fits you, then you’ll be better suited to a medium. Wabash is pretty heavy material for a shirt, so a little room is better than tight, especially in the shoulder and chest.