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@steve4861 I have a spreadsheet where I have pics of all the items along the top columns.
Below each pic I have the model number.
Below that I have the sizes of that item as per the IH site at time of purchase, not the actual sizes. I never measure them.
I also have where from. IH, Rivet/hide, wherever. and the date of release.That's just all in order or purchase. Newest item to right.
On two other tabs I have 1: the same details/pics but sorted by chest size, and 2: same details/pics but sorted by shoulder size.
That way whenever a new sizing chart comes out for a potential new purchase I can rapidly see where it would sit amongst everything I have against the only two measurements I really look at.
works well for me. here's a section of an older version, something along these lines.

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@Stringthing75 woah very cool. Maybe i should do this instead of remeasuring....awesome idea
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@cyclops cheers. before buying anything I copy and paste in the sizing chart below it and whittle away the sizes til I find the one that most closely matches the sizes I am happy with. Based on the numbers on the sheet and how I know it actually feels wearing them.
That way, when something goes Live, I just can go ahead and try and buy what I have already decided. No messing about.
I know the 'compare' tool can kinda do this but this way I can see everything I have at a glance in my own time and in whatever order I need. The key is just keeping it updated as you go and it's an always live database of where I'm at.
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@Stringthing75 nah but this is good, its a bit more personalised to you and what you actually own etc so i see merit in this. Like i think mentally we might have an idea of what works for your own body shape for this brand but having it down i think would be cool. So thanks for the idea
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Curious why is it SBG and not SBW. Is there some technical limitation that it cannot be white, or just preference?
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Hi, noticed a small inconsistency between the what is uhr page and product pages
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@harvestofgrief Good spot, I think it should say "is calculated at 21oz per square yard" then "becomes a denser 23oz"
I'm sure all the info on the product pages is a pain to write in such detail!
