IHSH-33-OD - 12oz Selvedge Denim Western Shirt - Indigo Overdyed Black

[FlavourFade]

@Ross I am sorry, I just assumed the charts were already updated without looking it up!

[Shane B]

@Ross said in IHSH-33-OD - 12oz Selvedge Denim Western Shirt - Indigo Overdyed Black:

[event-invalid][name]IHSH-33-OD Restock[/name][allday]false[/allday][startDate]1766073600000[/startDate][endDate]1766073900000[/endDate][reminders][][/reminders][location][/location][description]

IHSH-33-OD Restock

[/description][mandatory]false[/mandatory][/event-invalid]

HSH-33-OD Restock
Thursday, 18 December 2025
Iron Heart Germany will also restock this

[Ross]

The sizing chart has now been updated in the first post.
Please be aware that you may not be able to view the product’s website page leading up to launch, as it will be briefly offline whilst we prepare for the release at 1600 BST on Thursday, 18th December.

[goosehd]

@FlavourFade heads up

[FlavourFade]

@goosehd thanks !! I already have a beautiful faded 33-od, was just curious if I should size down in the "normal" 33

[Jett129]

@FlavourFade Are you taking into consideration the shrinkage caused by the OD process,as it relates to the measurements?

[FlavourFade]

@Jett129 I am not sure what you mean, I always assumed that a OD would be a lot smaller than a non OD in the same size because I always read about how aggressive the process is. But when I compared the measurements of the new run the differences are not even 0.5" in most areas. It's just something that surprised me

[Jett129]

@FlavourFade I see what you’re saying but to really make an accurate comparison we would need need to know the pre OD measurements of this particular run of shirts. Maybe these shirts started out a lot bigger and ended up really close to the non OD version.

[FlavourFade]

@Jett129 my od from last run is a little bigger than this run but could of course just be one that ran a little bigger than average. But tbh I don't feel like it's important, I focus on the new measurements anyway

[jebrand]

Not sure if I missed it. Is this batch using the new od process?

[Tago Mago]

@jebrand this is from April 2024. Lightweight denim to be overdyed using the old method. Any changes in the meantime @ShopatIronHeart?

[jebrand]

@Tago-Mago Thank you

[SamD]

@jebrand @Tago-Mago Just to confirm, yes, this new batch is overdyed using the newer direct dye process. No other changes

[bluemantra]

@SamD do you know by chance if the last run was the old method?

[SamD]

@bluemantra No, the previous run (which restocked April '24) was the first to be overdyed with the newer direct dye. Models before that, however, would've been sulphur-dyed, but we've been slowly phasing out this method due to the environmental risks it poses in production.

[Twistlock]

[Ross]

Model Rudi wears a Large

AJ and Sam D wear a Large
Steve, Freeman and Jack wear a XL
Ross wears a XXXL
Josh wears XXXXL

You can view the crew's vitals here

[Damocles]

@SamD what’s the difference in the final result?

[Nick]

[SamD]

@Damocles In terms of fabric appearance, you’d be hard pushed to tell the difference. Where it’s most noticeable is in the garment stitching, which appears more prominent as the polycotton thread doesn’t take on the direct dye (whereas the sulphur dye stains/darkens it a little more).

It doesn’t apply to this shirt, but the sulphur process also oxidises the copper hardware on jeans and CPO shirts (such as the 293-OD), giving them an aged appearance. Hope that helps!