IHSH-417-IND - 5oz Double Gauze Short Sleeved Work Shirt - Indigo
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Anyone else had any string/thread pulls? Worn the shirt three or four times and already seeing a few creep up. Not a huge deal but worried more about long term. Possible it is just me. Anyone have suggestions on how to deal with them. Obviously I know cutting is a poor choice.
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@jfk1117 I had a super long string where it caught on something and I cut it. Didn’t seem to effect any thing and I can’t see where it was anymore.
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@ZackB thanks. I may follow up with you in a month before I follow suit. Thanks for being the trend setter!
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Feels like 88°. Perfect shirt for the heat.
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Seems others have experienced some string/thread pulls so I am sharing my experience. Only wore this a couple of times total. Last time I wore this under my rain jacket while walking around town. When I took my jacket off, I noticed some thread pulls. Based off where the thread pulls happened I know it wasn't from snagging on a zipper or anything super rough. There was a seam on the inside of the rain jacket in the same area that was slightly rough. Pretty surprising that it would cause this kind of damage though so I am not totally sure what happened.
I like denim
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@Lanep2 Its unfortunate that I've had about 10 spots where the thread pulls up but not this large. I wonder if a wash and warm dry would "reset" the fabric but it might be worth a shot.
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@ZackB Those deck short are
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@AdamC sure thing! Here's a couple pics. The area inside the green circle is the part of the jacket that must have been rubbing up against the shirt while I was walking.
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@Lanep2 the response from Haraki san was what I expected in terms of this being a very delicate fabric. The nature of double gauze with 2 layers of cotton sewn together with tiny stitches, is to be a very breathable fabric, worn as a top layer or single piece. Due to the very open weave of the fabric, which you can easily see, it is of course prone to fraying with friction, non-delicate washing (with coarser fabrics) and snagging. In this instance, the edges of the coarse fabric in your jacket have easily aggravated the open weave.
Try ironing the shirt with a lot of steam on the cotton setting (2 dots maximum and recommend putting a non dyed/coloured cloth/fabric between the iron and the fabric to be safe) to see if that settles down those stitches, though it looks like quite badly aggravated.
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Hey @AdamC, wow thanks for doing all that. That makes a lot of sense. I really appreciate the advice from the legend himself.
Hopefully others can see this so they don’t do the same thing I did. I’m still glad I made the purchase and will continue supporting IH! Cheers!
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(Saying this in the least combative way possible) they should replace it since they didn't have a warning not to wear it with anything else.
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Love this shirt.
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This shirt is quickly becoming one of my favorites in my rapidly growing IH collection.
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I'd love to see the fabric utilized again. In a more fun color/print/knit. Super comfortable and great silhouette.
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First wash today, cold by hand/stick. Super cool looking when wet.
11 wears.
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@JerkStore I think we knew this was sort of an experiment. Mine has frayed a little without wearing anything over it
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Going to be sad putting this away for the winter. But it's 90° today. I love the way it looks at the end of the day. It was nice and smooth at 7am.
