IHV-51-BRN - 12oz Duck N1 Deck Vest - Brown
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@CosmoSix5 fabric looks amazing.
I don't need the warmth of a full N1 given UK weather, but I'd be so tempted to grab one in this fabric (or a 21oz denim version...)
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@T4920 it feels very "light". I had it on in the house(67°) for over an hour with no overheating.
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@CosmoSix5 Looks fantastic!
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Like everyone here I always look forward to the green bag arrival. The one that came today even more so as it contained the 51 which I wanted since the FW2025 preview. And it is even better than I hoped it would be. It will easily see a ton of use in my outerwear rotation this winter.
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@CosmoSix5 looks amazing. That’s about as pre faded as IH gets outside of OD
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@CosmoSix5 my wife and I stopped at ISP New Orleans on Wednesday and I was hoping to see this in the flesh. Alas most of their inventory gets sold before ever hitting the sales floor, and most or all online shipping is from the Lake Charles location.
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Little bummed how quickly the xs sold out. However I picked up a small from self edge that should fit well. I’ve been very excited about this one since the unveiling.
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Worked like a charm over the purple UHF and a thermal tonight for a cold(40°) and drizzly football game(loss...) Not cold though!
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With Khaki Moleskin
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Did anyone size up in this or stay TTS (with UHF, other IH) tops?
I’m gutted that I just lost my khaki N1 vest from last season, trying to see if I can find one of these.
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I went TTS (the same size as all my IH shirts and jackets).
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@ugogreevy The sizing for this one is very similar to the N1 jacket, so you'd probably want to stick to your usual sizing. If it helps, I'm a Large in UHF, but would wear a Medium in the N1. I can get away with a Large N1 if layering, but it looks pretty bulky on me, definitely wouldn't want to size up. As always, though, it depends on the look/fit you're after, so it's best to compare the measurement charts.
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Curious how warm is this one compared to the previous N1 vests with the wool / alpaca?
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@ugogreevy No probs, good luck!
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@natefreezy very similar
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It's great warmth to weight ratio. The poly must be lighter than wool/alpaca.
