IHSH-227-IND - 12oz Wabash CPO Shirt - Indigo
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@Tago-Mago Thanks, that’s what I did.
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@tody I think I asked in the wrong thread. I ordered a 12oz Wabash Western Shirt in black, not a CPO shirt. Still I think I will need a xxxl in cpo shirt too
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Broke this one out today. It works well as an overshirt layered on top of my T3 140. I disagreed at first that this was the way until I tried it. I have to say that @goosehd was right about CPOs best as an outer shell layer.
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@Mister_Brue said in IHSH-227-IND - 12oz Wabash CPO Shirt - Indigo:
@Oaktavia said in IHSH-227-IND - 12oz Wabash CPO Shirt - Indigo:
I have to say that @goosehd was right about CPOs best as an outer shell layer.
I do think it depends on the CPO. The 347 & 389 for example I think are good undershirt or midshirt layers, with something hefty over the top, season dependant of course.
Definitely true I wear my 389 under my T1 so that's a great point. That fabric is perfect for an under layer.
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@Mister_Brue said in IHSH-227-IND - 12oz Wabash CPO Shirt - Indigo:
@Oaktavia If you’re not wearing two or three CPOs at a time then what’s the point?
Wabby looking great. 
️Haha my favorite time of year.
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@Bane I'm 6'4" 212lbs 45" chest. This is my 3x.
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@CosmoSix5 Perfection
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Hey guys. This one just found its way into my possession somehow. Today I went into Dutil Denim to try on a shirt from an other brand (it was a Freenote Utility shirt in Charcoal) and grabbed this one off the rack just to see how it looked. Out of all the shirts I had on including that Utility shirt, I just kept coming back to this wabash. The funny thing is it’s a medium and I was almost sure I was a Large in Ironheart. That said, it fits almost as if were tailored for me. Maybe I need to rethink my ih size? More interestingly, the look just seemed to keep improving somehow. I didn’t want wabash. It wasn’t even remotely on my radar & I don’t like stripes! But the wabash called to me using some form of Japanese Ai. Idk.. WABASH!! Okay, fine I left with the bloody wabash and now I’m here writing this post saying “wabash”to myself in an almost brain—rot sort of mantra.
So a couple of interesting things:
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CPO is an amazing form factor. I absolutely love that there’s pockets for my hands. When said pockets aren’t being used they eff off in a disappearing chameleon sort of way. This is so cool!
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the buttons or snaps are next level. I have an ish 33OD with the regular snaps and these are just so much nicer!!
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the indigo already rubbed off on my white undershirt at one of the armpits. Hopefully I can get it out in the wash.
I also tried out a non modified type 3 in the 21oz. Nice jacket but I really have come accustomed to pockets. This was in Large and fit me perfect. IDK, maybe the wabash is a largish medium? Just measured and here’s what I got:
18.2” shoulders
21.4 chest
25 sleeve
29 length
In any case I will leave you with WABASH!
Wabash - Chibs
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@Oaktavia I don't think there is anyone who can wear wabash better than you <3!
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@RobeOfTheMagi thanks man I love the 227!!!
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@Gavin666
Sizing on this stuff is a bit of a battle for me. That Freenote shirt was awesome but I fell in-between a small and medium unfortunately. The small fit almost perfect but the arms were just a bit too short. So if they shrunk even a centimetre in the wash, I’d be out of luck.
I’m really happy with how the wabash fits though. It’s not something I would have ever picked / ordered for myself online but I know I made a good decision.
Mainly because I keep thinking about it and checking it out in my closet. Lol. Very serendipitous!
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all I see is awesome mintiness
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Sized up and 50 degree wash out of the bag has landed me where I needed to be. Shown here with waffle knit henley underneath and paired with 634S-SBG.
I will be turning my 62 into a short sleeved shirt for those warmer months, as wasn’t too keen on the arms in the latest batch, and want some Summer wabash representation!
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