IH-9526V - 21oz Non-Fade Denim Type III Vest - Superblack
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Figured I would try to add some content to this thread. This was my first IH product and I wear it pretty close to daily. It's a great piece to have in Chicago.
I'm wearing a size M in the 9526V with a 38-39'' chest and a 33'' waist.
The first time I came home to it and put it on my body. Damn those buttons are tough.
Success!
Enduring the random blizzards in Chicago thanks to IH
I fell into a snowbank while shooting my friends new homemade jeans
And here's just some experimenting with carhartts and a hoemmade indigo dyed bandana my friend did for me
And then with my lot 44s
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Thanks Seul. I gotta post some photos of my wabash with the ducks now. I saw your photos of that combo and thought it looked great.
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Great shots FP!
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I'm still mad at you for not bringing this vest with you to Mardi Gras - I'm still convinced I would have made it work for me one way or another lol
Now post up some Hi-Res images quick!
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Not to worry. Photoshoot will hopefully happen this weekend if weather permits. You'll have more vest photos than you know what to do with.
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@Pfaf, nice to see another Chicagoan rockin the black vest. Don't tell your friends when you got it; I'd hate if the hipsters took IH viral…they ruin everything.
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Seems like I finally got one on the way to me
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Nice!
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August will be badass!
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Haha, will get mine tonight! And I love that Shirt, should have taken mine with me for the holidays
That vest suits you perfectly. I'm just unsure wether I should transplant the Black Flag patch from my old Levi's… -
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Haha, will get mine tonight! And I love that Shirt, should have taken mine with me for the holidays
That vest suits you perfectly. I'm just unsure wether I should transplant the Black Flag patch from my old Levi's…oh yeah gotta do it!
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Here it is, thanks to Nate for super fast shipping. As I expected, I could have gone with M over just a tee, but I like the fit. I love how indestructable this whole piece feels. Just too tired to raise a smile.
