IHSH-409-IB - 19oz Selvedge Denim CPO Shirt - Indigo/Black
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@brently said in IHSH-409-IB - 19oz Selvedge Denim CPO Shirt - Indigo/Black:
XL in the 18oz vintage and 16oz black super black fades to gray CPO. I usually wear them with just a tee shirt but sometimes a hoodie. (Although it’s a little snug with a hoodie.) Can’t decide if the XL will be too small in this or if the XXL will be too big. The two I have fit perfectly but I feel like they are right in between the XL and XXL for this drop. I also have the 19oz od from SE in XXL but bought it a little bigger because of length. That looks a little big on my unless I have a hoodie on underneath it.
I'd go with the XXL for layering.
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@Kasi, may I ask where you got that beautiful snap?
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he should smile wearing that awesome CPO

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@Nick thanks for the pics, how did Sam like the shoulders to chest ratio?
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@dirtyframer he doesn't get a choice whether to like it or not

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This thing is BEEEEEEEFY

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@AdamJ always have a choice! Just have to be prepared for the consequences?
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@dirtyframer No complaints from Sam

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@Nick perfect that narrows my choice of sizing down
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@Nick doesn’t he usually wear tag L on westerns and tees?
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I have been waiting for this release for what seems like forever--literally since I missed out on the last drop. So pumped! (And extremely nervous)
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@Alex that’s really good to know. I’ve definitely bought many a large western as it seems I’m a similar size to Sam. Definitely explains a few things on my end

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@Nick hate to ask, but is that definitely an XL?
On the product pages for both 264 blue and purple, the 266, the 292 and 445 it says he is wearing large. I own 3 of those all in large and often look to see how an item fits Sam if he is the one modelling it as it usually works out well for my sizing.
I seem to remember him modelling the 399 which I own also in a size large
Measurements seem fairly typical for a CPO this run as well..
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@Alex Yes - heat, especially high heat and steam on a heavy iron, actually makes the fibers expand - an old tailoring trick a guy at a shoppe told me in college when I was hemming pants.
It's especially impactful on UHFs, but denim weaves will 100% expand even after a wash with a good high quality iron job!
Bonus trick, iron the shirt inside out first to get any creases out, then iron on the face.
enjoy!


