IHSH-452-CAM - Ultra Heavy Flannel Work Overshirt - Overdyed Camel
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@johnfredmurray have added to OP!
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@CosmoSix5 the thing I like best about my green uhf overshirt and the oxford one I got is that the body is just wider all the way down. TTS in a large was a nice relaxed fit without looking sloppy. I think if I had gotten medium in either one, I would have been able to button it in the chest, but it would alter the drape of the rest of it. The sleeves were also just right tts and would’ve been too short otherwise.
All this to say, if you’re not ready to embrace a wide-bodied shirt, this cut probably isn’t for you.
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@AdamJ Thank you, Adam!
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@ShopatIronHeart any chance we could see a picture of this with SH-423 CAM?
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@JamesB so brighter than an untucked duck? You could perhaps get quite the autumnal outfit layering the 3
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@JamesB ty!!
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Wish I could try this on somewhere.... 24" chest but 30" length to be comfortable. Is there a longer L?
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I’ve wanted this shirt for a while but it might be too close to my camel kersey

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@Anesthetist If you are my size... Yeah, you don't need it

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@CosmoSix5 you can always put an order in with a comment asking for a longer length. They will do their best to accommodate your request and let you know if they can’t.
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Pretty excited about this one.
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I don't know if I'm going crazy or not but judging by the fit guide I could size down two sizes to a M with this one. I'm normally an XL, I've never been a Medium in anything IH.
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I did the same - from an L to an S

let’s see what happens when I get it … -
The email you sent says: “ Flannel Season Starts Here...”
Does that mean that more flannels are coming soon?
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Very similar (I think) to IHSH-428-GRN. Both classed as UFH Work Overshirt.
Remember this is a different cut to the "normal" Western or Work UHF, so it's not quite as straightforward as 'everythings a bit bigger'.With 428-GRN I went down to Medium (normally Large) but I would not have got away with two sizes down. And it's quite a close fit on Medium, Not tight at all but closer. As I wanted. But I personally can't see folks going down two sizes, but could be wrong!
The Shop Vancouver had a good wee video for this Camel, , basically demonstrating (for him anyway) that it was a straightforward 'usual size if you want to have it as an overshirt', and 'size down if you'd like to have a closer/usual fit'.EDIT : Sorry, this was meant as a reply to Manufc10






