IHSH-266-IND - 12oz Wabash Work Shirt - Indigo

[goosehd]

@Larkens answer to that question here

[Yoprst]

@Larkens said in IHSH-266-IND - 12oz Wabash Work Shirt - Indigo:

@Travis2375 the curly hem started way before the first wash. My guess is you’d have to keep ironing them to keep it straight. Believe it’s the nature of the shirt/cut..

This is the nature of cut/oz combo, I believe. And yes, if you want to keep your hem straight, you need to have an iron at hand all the time or at least before every wear

[Larkens]

@goosehd yeah! Thanks! I remember reading that a while ago, couldn't find it.

@Yoprst just roll with it Nah to each it's own, but like I said... I like it!

[Travis2375]

Thanks for all the info guys.

I have been reading up on the curly hem dilema on the other thread here

Does all the 12oz and up shirts have the curly hem issue? 12oz Hickory IHSH-274-IND
too?

[Go For Chill]

You and me both! I iron my collars and bottom hems.

@Yoprst said in IHSH-266-IND - 12oz Wabash Work Shirt - Indigo:

The only thing I really hate about it is rolling up edges of it...

[TuckedInShirt]

this one coming back any time soon?

[Tago Mago]

@ShopatIronHeart

[Shaun]

@TuckedInShirt We are expecting a restock of these at some point in the next month or so.

We don't have a specific date set yet for this, but the best way to ensure that you don't miss them is to keep an eye out on here and make sure that you are signed up to the notification list.

[hjl360]

Going forward will all work shirts including this one have the new 4 hole buttons?

[tody]

@ShopatIronHeart
my educated guess is - yes, they'll be on all shirts.

[Bailey]

@hjl360 @tody I believe that will be the case yes

[onlyonestop]

Is the restock due to hit any day?

[Tago Mago]

@ShopatIronHeart

[Shaun]

@onlyonestop We are due a restock within the next month or so.

Please make sure that you're signed up to the notification list so that you don't miss out.

[Alex]

@hjl360 the plan is to phase out cats eyes and replace with four holes, but there is room for human error in the transitional period