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

[Guest]

No. This would be my first denim shirt with the IH brand.

I might just chance a medium, given that the P2P is no more than 21" and the shoulders no more than 17".

[nameness]

this is for a size medium, two pages back:

@nameness:

size medium, hottest wash i could do with medium agitation for about an hour.  dried on medium heat for about 30 mins until damp and then hung up.  lost a bit of color but nothing too bad.  just a note that "pre" measurements were already after one hot soak in the tub.

pre
shoulder to shoulder - 17.5"
pit to pit - 21.75" total width laid flat
pit to pit - 20.5" seam to seam
pit to cuff - 22"
shoulder to cuff - 25.75"
length - 29.5"

post
shoulder to shoulder - 17"
pit to pit - 21.25" total width laid flat
pit to pit - 20" seam to seam
pit to cuff - 21.5"
shoulder to cuff - 24.5"
length - 28.25"

fits much better now.

[Guest]

Yes, I saw that post. Thank you, nameness. I'm not a fan of having to soak anything prior to wearing; I'd much rather wear it until it falls apart right from the get-go.

[jacoavlu]

Sounds like the 33 is perfect for you then
Just use presoak measurements to guide your fit
And if you ever need to wash it
Just know it might shrink a little

[Guest]

I think I'll go with a medium, any way. You can't stretch sleeves…but if does turn out to be slightly bigger than I'd like, I can always resort to a soak.

Thanks for everything, guys.

[madmonday]

the 33 is a beast.  don't know if it's the black buttons or what, but it's a bad ass shirt

[Finn666]

^it`s them buttons which make it look killah…

[tmg]

I recognise that what I'm about to ask may be considered sacrilege by some, however I will preface it by saying that I absolutely love my new 33 (been wearing it at every opportunity since it arrived a week ago)….....unfortunately the chainstitch run-off really bugs my wife, so is there a simple solution to cut it off and knot the ends so that it doesn't fray?

This is in a bid to maintain the happy truce where she doesn't question how much I spend on IH gear

[madmonday]

hahahahahahahaha

pretty sure you can snip them off & they will not damage the shirt at all, no need to knot or anything so labor intensive

good call on picking your battles

[Giles]

You can cut it off no probs, I used to and never bothered to knot it or anything and it was fine…..

[tmg]

Thanks, that pretty much confirmed what I thought.

[Finn666]

@tmg:

I recognise that what I'm about to ask may be considered sacrilege by some, however I will preface it by saying that I absolutely love my new 33 (been wearing it at every opportunity since it arrived a week ago)….....unfortunately the chainstitch run-off really bugs my wife, so is there a simple solution to cut it off and knot the ends so that it doesn't fray?

This is in a bid to maintain the happy truce where she doesn't question how much I spend on IH gear

had the same thing with the gf on my IHSH-35

solved the problem by grabbing the chainstitch run-off and just bend it to the inner of the shirt and sewed it on  with one or two stitches…no big thing, no damage to the run-off and the shirt and done in a few seconds...
Cuz maybe there will come times where you can rock the shirt with the run-off showing and no one cares about it...

[TinMan]

on the sizing chart XXL shoulders say 21" is that correct?  I thought Usually XXL is around 19.5 shoulder

[Giles]

You are right, sorry.  Chart fixed.  G

[TinMan]

Thanks G,

[Megatron1505]

Horror, I just spilled wine on my less than a week old 33, can I throw it in the washing machine? I soaked it upon arrival to get rid of shrinkage, any special that I should do?

[Seul]

Red or white?..

[Giles]

Just soak and agitate

[Max Power]

pics? Oh man, I hope it goes out well. If I recall right, one can use salt to erase red wine. I'll check

[Max Power]

http://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Red-Wine-from-Fabric