IHSH-293-OD - 18oz Vintage Selvedge Denim CPO Shirt - Indigo Overdyed Black
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@MSav32323 Do you have a comparison picture wearing the medium? The sleeves here look rather long.
I'm experiencing the same with mine - but one size down would have been too restrictive in the chest and shoulders.
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@Mizmazzle has become my favourite CPO... something about that hefty and substantial feel of the OD.
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I feel like the 293 is super soft being 18oz. My favorite shirt/shirt jacket. Yet to wash it, took forever just for the creases to set
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The Self Edge x Iron Heart 19oz Denim CPO Shirt - SEXIH25-CPOOD - Overdyed released today is spectacular.
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Looks so good! This is the phase I see it most similar to the SEXIHPOOD, but texturally more of a matte finish.
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Taking the OD 633 18 oz vintage to the balkans for the next couple weeks. They don’t have their own thread so sharing here since the fabric is the same. Had these a couple years, unsure on # wears, maybe 50-75. Subtle slubs showing through.
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@Jcaz6996 I know this is an old post, but how long have you had/worn this shirt in these pics and approx washes?
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Thinking I might give it the first wash this weekend. Had it for about 6 months as go to over shirt. Far from daily and all day wear
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I stumbled on this thread while doing research on the 33OD … now I’m leaning toward this as it’s more of an over shirt which is sort of what I’m looking for.
I noticed in the 33 thread that the overdye process has changed from sulpher to reactive. Can someone in the know comment: is IH changing its overdye process to reactive for all its shirts going forward?
If this should be posted elsewhere, my apologies.
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I may be wrong, but in some of the OD products recently released it says black direct dye i/o the previous sulphur dye. I assume the direct dye is still different than the reactive dye used in for example the Superblack non fade denim in a way that direct dyed denim will still fade.
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@Twistlock thank you for this. I guess from what I’m reading the OD dye method comes down to a more environmentally friendly process.
That said, I wonder how the newer direct dye method compares to the sulpher dye in terms of fades. The older shirts I see here (sulpher dyed) look absolutely amazing.
I understand the hardware doesn’t tarnish with the newer method, but will the fades be the same or are they too new to tell?
