IHSH-414-WHT - 9oz Cotton Linen Work Shirt - Off White
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@flannel-slut looks great man, I was so curious about this one. Looks like I should of got it
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@flannel-slut it’s a really interesting fabric. It has the typical IH heft and to me feels a bit heavier than 10oz chambray even though it’s listed at 9oz. I may track down the black too cause I agree it could be worn year round.
The heavier feel may just because it has a “drape” to it. Really love it
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Couldn't agree more. It's a perfect mix of a comfortable-from-the-start shirt that also feels substantial and rugged. On day one it feels like your most well broken in denim shirt. I actually starched the heck out of the collar just to give it some structure.
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How is this shirt in the heat? I’m looking for something to wear next summer in Europe.
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@michael-rose0107 not sure how hot your summers get in your area (or your tolerance) but will say the 5oz shirts are better hot 🥵 weather options. Love the 414 and can definitely get some summer use out of it but not would reach for this on the hotter (or colder) days of the year.
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@michael-rose0107 like @flannel-slut already said, it's not the shirt you would reach for when it's still 25 degrees celsius and sunny. I would compare it to the 10oz chambray in that matter, a great spring or fall shirt, or if you have a higher tolerance you would maybe also wear it in summer, but not all day in the heat.
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On the other hand, if you wear it like an over-shirt, you can start the day with it open with a light T-shirt under, and close it on the evening/night for a cozy feeling and smart look
I went to a festival with it and did just that.But I agree with the others on the warmth, as I had to wear it on my arms when I was in full sun at the warmest moment of the day (14h-16h).
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@michael-rose0107 Not worn much at all all Summer - when I have been too warm. Stick to the 5-6oz Chambray / etc. Should get more use soon in early Autumn.
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