Most coveted shirt ?

[Xavras]

Turquoise UHF (IHSH-101tg)

[Giles]

Ask 100 people, and you will get 101 different replies

[WithBongInHand]

@Giles isn’t that what makes it fun?

As someone who’s newer to the brand, I’d love to see pics with everyone’s answers!

[Giles]

Wasn't saying that it was a bad question. What I was saying is that there will be zero consensus......

[Matt]

Dark Rider. Look it up then waste your life trying to find one like me.

[Oaktavia]

IHSH-76 - I just received one in the mail. Pre-precursor to the 292. That and the 21oz Untucked.

[dbj316]

I have to go with IHSH-101 blue/cream or maroon/cream. Been searching for one in my size for years. Still not giving up!

[AdamJ]

IHSH-192 - Had one, sold one

[gazza61]

The next one I buy.

[Robby]

IHSN-PR-NAT "Pale Rider" (1st ed.)

[Remy5]

It’s the 101-BC for me

[Choko]

IHSH-215 for me. I’ve wanted this shirt forever

[roydub87]

@Oaktavia I had one of these recently and they’re special

[roydub87]

There are a lot of legendary pieces out there the indigo 64 is up there because it’s never to be made again. All the crazy checks go super fast tho in my experience especially the 262 NAV but for me my all time favorite is the 237. Got one with a couple good art snaps and it’ll stay in the collection for forever if I have my say

[Anesthetist]

@Matt the original forum darling. Remember the flannel lined water resistant 634 that came about the same time?

[Brandrea]

IMHO it’s the original UHF (01 I believe …).

I borrowed this photo from @Anesthetist in the Sax 332 thread.

I like my 332 so much, I had to buy the modern set

[Matt]

@Anesthetist I do. Weren’t they waxed as well? I used to have some of the flannel lined pants J Crew and LL Bean used to make in the 90s. These would have been the ultimate.

[Kasi]

There is no answer. No one can stick to one

[Giles]

@Matt said in Most coveted shirt ?:

Weren’t they waxed as well?

Nope.....But, then I cant remember them being water resistant, so what do I know.....

[jmp777]

409IB for me. Love the tonal stitching which makes the yoke a little less prominent. Such a sick piece!