IHSH-436-RED - Ultra Heavy Flannel American Check Western Shirt - Red "The Watermelon Man"
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@SourPower said in IHSH-436-RED - Ultra Heavy Flannel American Check Western Shirt - Red "The Watermelon Man":
@Ross can you provide a list of which stockists will be carrying this?
It will always happen, it is part of our work flow. If we have not published it, it is not because we have forgotten, or that we want to leave you guessing, it's that other more important things need to get done first....
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Definitely be watching this one. Love this color combo
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@Alex just curious as to why you didn't take this & SH-435 in the alternate cuts also as you surely would have sold all of them, or is the issue supply as much as demand?
"Style demonstrates the ability to meet the current challenges; it signifies being fully alive to the moment." - Richard Brody
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@Rococo we made a deliberate decision to limit availability of UHFs to protect the supply of shirts generally speaking. We found oursleves and retailers would get overwhelmed with the choice and take too many of both cuts, then customers often would get choice paralysis by panicing over measurements between a western or a work in the same colour and end up buying neither. overall we flooded the market with too many UHFs that did not sell (see OD batch of late) and damaged the shirts factory's ability to make other shirts at the same time. Lose Lose
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Choice paralysis and angry wives are real
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Funny thing is, in the old days we would only release UHF's in either western or work. I got so much shit from customers bitching about not doing western when we only did work and vice versa, that I started doing both cuts in all UHF's. It went swimmingly well for a few years, then it didn't.
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@Giles You can’t please everyone. I know of no better brand.
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The current plan is good. If you made them all the way I wanted.... I'd be in real trouble on the home front
. The paralysis is quite real too as I wanted so badly to but a blue UHF yesterday but held off for this shirt which I haven't seen the measurements yet. So a slight gamble! Appreciate you guys. -
Hot dam!! @SamD
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This'll be my first UHF, assuming I'm quick enough to snag one.
Could I get advice from staffers or UHF owners on sizing?
I measured a flannel shirt I own per the Iron Heart Youtube video, and came away with:
Shoulders: 18.25 “
Length: 30.5 “
Chest P2P: 21 “
Waist: 20.25 “
Sleeve: 24.625 “If it helps, I own the IH-526-142 in size 40, and it fits perfectly.
I'm guessing I'm a Large in this. Thoughts?
(Also: hey @Chibs! I came here because of one of your great YouTube videos. Looking forward to the next one!)
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@possiblymaybe said in IHSH-436-RED - Ultra Heavy Flannel American Check Western Shirt - Red "The Watermelon Man":
This'll be my first UHF, assuming I'm quick enough to snag one.
Could I get advice from staffers or UHF owners on sizing?
I measured a flannel shirt I own per the Iron Heart Youtube video, and came away with:
Shoulders: 18.25 “
Length: 30.5 “
Chest P2P: 21 “
Waist: 20.25 “
Sleeve: 24.625 “If it helps, I own the IH-526-142 in size 40, and it fits perfectly.
I'm guessing I'm a Large in this. Thoughts?
(Also: hey @Chibs! I came here because of one of your great YouTube videos. Looking forward to the next one!)
The measurements for this shirt are not published yet, but you will most likely be a medium or large, depending on which dimensions are most important to you.
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@possiblymaybe I think you're approaching this the right way. Getting your measurements is the ideal starting point. In this case, the shirt measurements haven't been posted yet, so any advice is guesswork.
For a comprehensive guide on how @goosehd sizes his purchases, see here:
https://forum.ironheart.co.uk/topic/18231/sizing-how-to-user-perspective?_=1762982388997
As soon as the measurements are up you will get a better idea regarding sizing
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@possiblymaybe Nice! Welcome to the forum and great choice for your first UHF!
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Feeling honored that my Herbie Hancock inspired name for this shirt stuck! Can’t wait to see this one in person
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I had a hunch that was a Herbie Hancock reference.
Thanks all!
