IHSH-327-IND - 6oz Wabash Long Sleeve Work Shirt - Indigo

[endo]

This is such a nice summer shirt! Had my first night out in town with it yesterday. It's sturdy, but then with only 6 oz also comfortably light and not too warm. Wish there were more IH shirts with such a light fabric.

[Traditional__edc]

Kick ass shirt!

[jerkules]

@Traditional__edc  fu*k yes! Looks great on you.

[Traditional__edc]

@jerkules Greatly Appreciated! This is most definitely one of my favorite shirts I own.

[truongj28]

Patiently waiting on a size M return….

[trivsdotcom]

Size L, perfect! Very hyped on this one.

[profdbrk]

I scored too.  These lighter weight shirts–-by IH standards---work layers so easily.  You get to double or triple up your IH on top.  I mean to score the 10oz too.  Half way there.

[jerkules]

@trivsdotcom shirt looks very good. Nice fit in the jeans too, are they IH? Model number?

[trivsdotcom]

@jerkules , thanks on both! The jeans are 18oz 634 (I’m a size 33). Picked them up in March and have been loving them.

[jerkules]

Nice @trivsdotcom i am really digging the 634 the more I see it. I’ll definitely try a pair one day.

[dleo]

Why is this $30 more than the 12oz 266? Am i missing something? I thought the only difference is weight, so why the lighter fabric more expensive?

[Giles]

Because costs are rising astronomically in Japan.  Newer stuff is prices and what it should be, older stuff lags behind, but will inevitably rise too…..

[MichalM]

Do you know when the restock will be?
In the near future or not until spring?

[AdamJ]

@MichalM no plans at present, possibly next year

[jerkules]

Has anyone tried to shrink this fabric? The product description says no shrinkage up to 30C. I'm thinking of giving mine a hot wash, but I'm not sure how hot to go. Ideally, I'd want to lose around a half size. TIA.

[endo]

Mine didn't shrink with normal wash (30°C), but you should achieve some shrinkage with higher temperatures and tumble drying, however also indigo loss.

[jerkules]

Thank you @endo . Think I'll do it incrementally; 40°C with a 30-minute tumble to begin with, and go higher if needed.

[jerkules]

Sharing my shrink test in case it’s helpful.

Washed at 40°C, 600 RPM spin. In my machine this cycle lasts about 50 minutes. I then tumble dried for 30 minutes on a “Synthetic” program, which I believe is cooler than cotton a cotton program.

Before \ after (inches):
Shoulder: 19 \ 18.75
Chest: 23.5 \ 23
Back length: 30.5 \ 29.75
Sleeve: 26.5 \ 26

Glad I went gentle as looks like there’s the potential for considerable shrinkage!

Shirt is still a little damp, so hard to say if there’s been much indigo loss. If there’s anything noticeable, I will put some photos up once it’s dry.

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[PBowman 0]

Any chance we might see this one in the foreseeable future? Or maybe the 12oz?

[AdamJ]

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