IHSH-33-IND - 12oz Selvedge Denim Western Shirt - Indigo

[Kasi]

@Heavy_blue

Thanks you chopping your

[Alex]

That looks great, Mo @Kasi

[Kasi]

@Alex
Thanks ️

[T4920]

@Kasi Denim handles on the bag is a nice touch

[Kasi]

@T4920
I didn’t notice that’s

[T4920]

@Kasi I guess you get blind to denim when you have so much denim around 24/7!

[Kasi]

@T4920

[modernlife]

@Kasi Genius! I also had a problem with the arms on the large. Also called in to R&H Manchester and tried on the medium which was a much better fit for me

[Kasi]

@modernlife

I did try a medium that’s was the plan. Didn’t work for me.

They pull all the large out.

Found one fit me. After trying all of them..

[drewfonse]

Ok, shirt is amazing. But I do wonder if I should have gotten a medium instead of a Small. I’m wearing a t shirt in this pic. Would be hard to layer anything else. A cold wash definitely tightened it up a little.

[FlavourFade]

@drewfonse I think the fit is 101%. Why would you want to layer more than a tee under a shirt? Get a jacket instead and rock your perfect fitting 33

Edit: judging from sleeves and shoulders sizing up would end up too bulky

[Kasi]

Stick with small

[drewfonse]

@FlavourFade said in IHSH-33-IND - 12oz Selvedge Denim Western Shirt - Indigo:

@drewfonse I think the fit is 101%. Why would you want to layer more than a tee under a shirt? Get a jacket instead and rock your perfect fitting 33

Edit: judging from sleeves and shoulders sizing up would end up too bulky

Yup, fair. I’ll stick with small. Sleeves would be too long, you’re right.

[Yoprst]

@Kasi said in IHSH-33-IND - 12oz Selvedge Denim Western Shirt - Indigo:

Went brought lots of starch spray.
To crease the arms.

Never heard abt this trick, got intrigued with it, therefore a few questions to our denim sand box society that may sound silly.
Does the spray leave any starch stains/residues on the surface of the fabric? For how long is it reasonable to keep it on till wash it off?
If kept on for a considerably long time will it not contribute to fabric brakes through at the creases?

If I remember it right one of the reasons the presoak/wash recommended for a new pair of jeans, apart from hygienic purposes, is to wash out remaining starch so that the fabric is not only becomes softer and comfortable to wear but also eliminate the risk of starch contribution to brakes through the fabric making it remain sturdy and less flexible when it comes to motion. Please correct me where I'm mistaken. Thank in advance you all

[drewfonse]

I’m wearing this for the first time at my cold workplace and a co worker just told me I need a bolo tie.

She tried to touch my shirt and I should have slapped her hand away haha.

“It is nice, though”. Yeah! Yeah it is!

Just wait until the Fall when I unleash the CPO. You ain’t seen nothing yet!

[bluemantra]

Can I get a fit check. Wondering if I should've sized up to a Large.

[pechelman]

What's making you think about sizing up? That looks like a great fit @bluemantra

[bluemantra]

@pechelman Thank you. The bottom flares out a bit and is a tad snug in shoulders

[pechelman]

Ah, gotcha.
I almost never button the last button so you could try that. Also I want to say I've washed mine a few times now and the only change I've noticed is maybe a little shrinkage in the length. This would bring the hem up a bit if yours behaves similarly and might also help reduce the flare at the hips and you wouldn't need to worry about the width getting tighter.

Ultimately though, if it's not comfortable to you it doesn't matter what anyone else says.

[Mizmazzle]

For looks great to me. It will soften up a lot too and feel more comfortable with some wear. My 33B is super soft and light feeling at this point.