IHSH-102 Purple Buffalo Check Work Shirt
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very nice!
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Won't happen. That is unless I get left with shit loads of purps. Then I have to send them back to Japan, get them overdyed and sent back here. That put $60-70 onto the cost and gives each one of them the carbon footprint of a small dictatorship…..
I daren't not bring all the ones I have made over in vanilla purple, because of the unprecedented interest in the shirts.
But then again, that means fuck all. 78 people filled out the "tell me when in stock form" for the IH-666-UHR. I sold 1 pair in the first week.
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Giles are the workshirt and western one the same
thickness ? Will these be sold in Japan or only through you ?Thanks
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Thanks G
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78 people filled out the "tell me when in stock form" for the IH-666-UHR. I sold 1 pair in the first week.
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I filled out the forum but ended up grabbing the sexih22 301s instead. interests can change, although this is a big discrepancy.
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Not sure if serious. In English English saying something is vanilla means it is unadulterated. I therefore meant I was bringing the purple ones over as is, no overdying, no nothing…
In American English calling something vanilla implies blandness.
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Yuuuup, but you could call it about anything and I'd pick the purple over any buffalo check in IH's offerings. Past present & future.
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^ I agree, just something about IH's purple
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@Giles what is the weight on these? I assume they are similar to the annual herring bone?
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Just like the 72
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The perfect July shirt for the southern US.
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Not sure if serious. In English English saying something is vanilla means it is unadulterated. I therefore meant I was bringing the purple ones over as is, no overdying, no nothing…
ahhhhhh, i thought you meant a beige/cream colo(u)r & purple
Yuuuup, but you could call it about anything and I'd pick the purple over any buffalo check in IH's offerings. Past present & future.
strong words summ3r. going back to look at the buffalo checks done by IH over the years to see if i agree . . .
