IHSH-373-GRN - Ultra Heavy Flannel Ombré Check Western Shirt - Green

[Freeman]

SIZING CHART

[Ross]

NOW LIVE

[Zander76]

[Sir_Cuffs-a-Lot]

MINT

[Brandrea]

@Zander76 Looks fantastic! Congratulations.

[mentalplane]

@Zander76 This pattern looks sick up close and in the light. Kind of reminds me of a close up view of the eyes of a fly.

[Zander76]

one of the best shirts ever.
have the red one too

[Jbailla2]

Here's a comparison vs the 9 oz spring flannel, ihsh 348.

[WhiskeySandwich]

still totally looks black to me lol. I love my 348 though! good comparison shot, really shows how different they are. always love the ombre

[Zander76]

[TinMan]

Love this shirt

[Skrietfranvildmarken]

Thanks mr mailman. Always love a new flannel.

[hippieflipflops]

I really between getting a small or medium in this one. I’ve wore Levi’s denim shirts in small for quite awhile. How much do these shrink after a couple of washes?

[flannel slut]

@hippieflipflops I’ve tried to tighten up a few of my larger fitting UHFs. You can expect about a half size shrinkage in the length/sleeves and fairly easy to not shrink if you wash w cold water and hang dry.

[hippieflipflops]

@flannel-slut thanks for the info! I’m just concerned cuz most flannels look too big on me. I like using 555s and high rise denim. My problem is the hem of a flannel always goes past my crotch. I’m 5’7 135 pounds fwiw.

[hippieflipflops]

Got mine in today! My first flannel from Iron Heart and got to say I’m in love. Feels like a great fit, Im short and pretty slim so it’s hard to find a flannel that fits well. I gotta say I love the colors and looking forward to wearing it.

[Brandrea]

@hippieflipflops looks like it was tailored to fit. Congratulations!

[cbmyles]

snagged one in a size Large, opened the package put it on and haven't wanted to take it off since!

[EastClintwood]

Around what time of year does Iron Heart usually restock their flannels? I’ve been looking for this one.

[sabergirl]

There will be new UHF patterns every FW season. Usually the flannels roll in between September and January. This particular one may never come back.