IHTL-1301 - Waffle Knit Long Sleeved Crew Neck Thermal Top - BLK, GRY or WHT
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What is the difference between this top and IHTL-1700?
It's probably right in front of me but all I can see between the two is the labels...
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@Alex thanks!
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@jaysomethin yeah, all thermals (1213s and 1301s) will restock later this year, maybe in the early fall
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They’ll let us know.
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Was about to buy a UES until I saw these are coming back. Hopefully soon.
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@Tago-Mago Hey, sorry for not specifying. I'm looking for this one IHTL-1301-WHT. Also open to the henley. Not sure of my size. Some of your shirts I'm a large and others an XL. I'm guessing I'd be an XL in these.
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@Glenn We should be getting a restock hopefully this month or next, as for sizing I would measure a favourite thermal or t-shirt you may own and then cross reference it against the size chart, however please be aware that the size chart will more than likely update when we get the new batch in.
Here is a how to guide on how we measure if you haven't measured T-shirts before. https://ironheart.co.uk/pages/how-we-measure-tshirts If you do have any questions regarding any products please dont hesitate to get in touch with myself and any of the customer service team at shop@ironheart.co.uk
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@JoshC Sounds good. I'll reference the chart when they are released again. I have IHTL-1501-BLK in an XL. On the current chart it looks like an XL in the waffle is a touch smaller so as of now XL would be my move. My IHTL-1501-BLK doesn't stretch much. Do the waffle stretch out more? I'm guessing so.
Cheers,
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I’d definitely agree with that — I normally wear an XL in IH stuff but wear an L in the thermals. They’re far from too tight on me when I put a freshly washed one on, just snug, and they loosen up after a while. Most thermals by other brands are the same; I’ll look at a size L or something, see a chest measurement of 18” when I’m used to seeing 22” and be like wtf this is weird, but it’s just that they’re designed as base layers and meant to stretch.
Of course it’s all just preference and you might like a little looser fit. Whatever the case, as usual just go off the chart.
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I’ll echo what @popvulture said here. I wear XXL in shirts and went with Xl on my thermals. I will also say, I have the henley version and wanted to wear them as shirts over a t-shirt then layer with a jacket, if I wanted to wear them as a true base layer I would have gone with large. The XLs I have offer a little room. I also find them very stretchy, they tighten up quite a bit after a wash, let alone a trip through the drier! That said they relax right back after wear. If you give em a little tug on the sleeve and hem after washing and they’re wet, I found you can even make them bigger to a point.
