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    IH-526-ODG - Whipcord Modified Type III - Olive Drab Green

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      Ted1991
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      perfect for us wide shouldered folks

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        rakusak
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        Fantastic jacket. I got one last year (IHJ-126-ODG version) and its a Fall staple. Deviated collar on this one is interesting!

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          dirtyframer
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          I need this one... but boy is it a gamble, wish there was a place close by to test fit lol.

          IG: mgm.woodworks & denim_n_boots

          "Every day work harder on yourself than you do at work."

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            94atromero
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            Found a deal I couldn’t pass up on a past run. It just came in today and it is fantastic. Really surprised to see how the whipcord and corduroy ages. I sized up one from my normal size and it is great.

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                west8080
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                Why is the chest (PTP) so much smaller than your other type 3 jackets in XXXL or XXXXL? i was hoping to grab one. I normally wear XXXL in your standard modified type 3 denim.

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                  yannis
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                  @west8080 I don't think it was intentional or by design. @Alex mentioned that they are aware that they came smaller. Maybe next run the sizing will be closer to what we usually see from 3xl and 4xl. I wanted to get one also. It will come back around.

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                    west8080
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                    @yannis, thanks for the info. Hopefully, IH does a restock of the olive colorway.

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                      indigo_fades
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                      @94atromero Curious, what's your chest size? I see you got a size 40 (which is in the range I would usually get, 40-42) so I'm wondering how our sizes compare

                      Well worn denim & leather is a journal of life.

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                        94atromero
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                        @indigo_fades Im typically a size small in most shirts, jackets, and vests. I aim for a chest measurement of around 20" pit to pit.

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