IHSH-340-OD - Ultra Heavy Flannel Classic Check Western Shirt - Red Overdyed Black

[Oaktavia]

@T4920 nope just wearing it normally. I hated the bibs after the starch was applied. I hosed them down real good yesterday. Starch was like joke they were so ridiculously uncomfortable. I wouldn't let starch anywhere near a UHF either that would be a mess. I just wore it a lot, every night.

[Oaktavia]

@T4920 also this is after a wash, I haven't even put it back on yet and the combs look like that. I was surprised too. They are really set in there.

[Oaktavia]

Another month, another wash:

Overdyed UHF fades: it is indeed possible to fade an overdyed flannel. I am over the Moon with the way these fades are starting to develop and evolve. The honeycombs, pockets and collar are all quite different than when it was new. To add to the wonder, I have only worn this shirt outside of the house a few times. Literally only a few times. These fades are a direct result of wearing this almost exclusively to sleep in throughout each night. It proves that evidently fades can occur while doing minimal activities. Worn nearly every night since it landed here in West Virginia.

This shirt is fresh from a wash and hang dry. The creases are set so well and I haven't even put it back on yet. The same thing occurred after the first wash, the combs were really set in there.

Outdoor overcast lighting vs. indoors under skylights.

[landrunner33]

Love it! @Oaktavia

[Oaktavia]

@landrunner33 thanks dude

[flannel slut]

@Oaktavia

[Raisinoux]

Small contribution to the fading potential of that shirt, worn a bit during summer with a backpack, showing signs of wear in the bottom of the back outside the flannel AND inside
Then worn as a pajama since the temperatures have cooled down.
It’s just so cozy to sleep with and not that warm, i never woke up in the middle of the night covered in sweat actually

[Oaktavia]

@Raisinoux looking good dude, it's so rad these OD UHFs have this fade potential. I'm looking forward to continuing the same with mine.

[Oaktavia]

@Mister_Brue I hope you can find one in your size, I haven't checked to see if they are still in stock. I do not recall any OD crocking, not sure if that is a thing. But my sheets are dark blue anyway.

[T4920]

@Oaktavia said in IHSH-340-OD - Ultra Heavy Flannel Classic Check Western Shirt - Red Overdyed Black:

But my sheets are dark blue anyway.

Probably for the best

[Raisinoux]

@Mister_Brue I think smaller sizes are still available, my sheets are light blue and didn't notice any dye transfer from my side

[T4920]

Haven't noticed any transfer to the white undershirt I often wear with my OD UHF either.

[pechelman]

+1 to the above
not noticed any OD transfer on mine either.

[UH]

Just picked this up today at BRUND!!
Super excited about it!!

[Denimhead 0]

Dang, would love one of these in XXXL

[Oaktavia]

@Tago-Mago wore this one today and loving it!

[WhiskeySandwich]

@Oaktavia love it dude. Crazy how much its fading but my eyes arent seeing any of the red LOL, i'm pretty sure i'm wearing the un-overdyed version of this shirt today and i just cant see the colors. badass regardless.

[Oaktavia]

@WhiskeySandwich I used to overdye my vintage shirts when I was in my early 20s and the black would turn red shirts to a yellow/golden color. It reminded me of those right when these dropped. I thought to myself I guess I was overdyeing without realizing the process had a name. I just wanted my clothes to be black!

The reds have turned into a mustard/ochre with these. The only red that remains is the thread. Even in the areas where the dye has faded, I have to look closely to even see orangey hues.

[Karol]

@Oaktavia Wow!!! So that is how they are going to fade... Wow!!!

[flannel slut]

@WhiskeySandwich totally agree. If it wasn’t for the red thread, would never guess it’s an od 340