IHSH-189-IND - 21oz Selvedge Denim CPO Work Shirt - "The UnTucked" - Indigo
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@Jord haha heck yeah dude I'm so glad you have been checking out the photos. I have enjoyed posting them here.
@FlavourFade hahaha there is so much hype already I am genuinely excited.
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@Oaktavia you killed it bro !! Looks so good ! What a journey to see !! Stoked
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@Denimmacdaily thanks stay tuned!
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@Oaktavia great shot, nice to see all the indigo hues!
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@sabergirl you totally could, just don't wear any other tops, wear it to bed the first month, keep it on all the livelong day, summer and into the fall. Easy!
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I really hope they make enough of these. I've been following this thread religiously and might legitimately shed a tear if I miss the the drop. Already been planning other purchases around this piece just in case

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@Oaktavia I hope you missed a figure in the number of wears, bc. even by you standards 13 wears would be dark magic to get to that evo

Can't wait for the release
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@Oaktavia looks great as always man. Thanks for always taking the time out to take and post pictures of this awesome shirt.
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@tvaillant75 thanks for pointing that out. 113* wears is the actual number!
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@Oaktavia wow

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Super nerd alert discussion post.
If overthinking about denim fades makes your eyes roll, you may want to skip reading this post.Hey y'all I have been thinking about whether or not layering this 21oz CPO under the IHJ-65 (21oz Selvedge Denim Mountain Parka) I recently acquired helps or hinders the fading process. Since the temperature has dropped here in West Virginia, I have been wearing these two together. I have (over)thought over the years about how layering an unlined denim jacket over a denim shirt may allow for more fading to occur as the two coarse layers create friction from one fabric to the other. This notion has come up in conversation with folks in the denim community a few times and I have enjoyed the discussion. With the chambray lining of the IHJ-65 as an overcoat, I wonder if the "softer" fabric lining slows down or perhaps creates more friction when weaing over the CPO all day (yes, I wear the parka inside, even while sitting on the couch). I have had this earworm of thought over the last couple of weeks or so. I just would like to hear what y'all think, and should I (of if it were your choice, would you) perhaps hault the laying of these two amazing 21oz pieces. I could of course wear them separately, but I love the heavyweight denim feeling like lead as if I'm in a dentist chair getting X-rays. Any thoughts or comments are welcome.
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isn't that what @denim-dawg did with wearing 21oz inside his bibs?
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Personally, I think you’re overthinking it. You like the way it feels to wear them both? Just do it!
That’s the short answer. Longer answer is, I think that layering anything is going to accelerate wear of any and all types on both layers of fabric. The friction created as the layers brush past each other when taking them off and putting them on is probably the most abrasive because the movement is more extreme. The layers then rub against each other when you move, so I’m sure it may change the wear patterns a bit. Especially because when you pull your sleeve into another sleeve the creases may settle in different ways every time.
I don’t think any of that is particularly more intense when both layers are denim. So the only thing that I think you may be altering is the high-contrast super locked in weird creases look that denim gets from hard wear with little washing. The denim may end up looking more marbled from different rubbing, or lose indigo more evenly off the top, or both.
I say wear them together if you want to! Do what’s comfortable, and see what happens.







