IHSH-227-IND - 12oz Wabash CPO Shirt - Indigo
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Thank you sir. I gave it a warm soak to shrink up the length which I think worked. The water was a tan-brown I think from the copper buttons?
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there might be starch in the wabash also? If you're into fading you'll love this shirt, tons of potential!
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Thank you sir. I gave it a warm soak to shrink up the length which I think worked. The water was a tan-brown I think from the copper buttons?
Indigo is actually yellow until it hits air so it could be that. There is a sizing agent used on these too. Finally it could be starch.
I was intrigued by your description of the wabash too. Soft and malleable would not have been my choice of adjectives, but now you mention it, it really is those things. But like a bandage is soft and malleable. It is a unique fabric, I adore it. Congrats on a great shirt. I would have had one if it wasn’t for my two 62’s and 68 [emoji1]
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Stoked to finally add the amazing 227 to the collection
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Stoked to finally add the amazing 227 to the collection
Great score! I saw it on the forum and I think i saw that you had PM'd the seller. It is without a doubt my favorite shirt and the evo ability is out of control ???
Even without the 64 we are quickly approaching the "ambiguous" zone
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I think we have a sweatshirt in common too, 3sixteen heavy grey
My 267 has almost the exact same measurements as my CPO… -
This really should make it back into production. Nothing else like it.
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This really should make it back into production. Nothing else like it.
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This was my first IH Shirt purchase [emoji4] Absolutely fantastic shirt! -
I loved the idea, and the finished product looks amazing, however being a proud owner of the IHSH-62-IND, my own experience was that there was not enough difference between the two to justify owning both. The heavier denim used on the IHSH-76/177 is enough to differentiate it from the 33, for example, so if the 21oz wabash ever makes a comeback, then a CPO made of that would be a no-brainer for me.
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I am sorry that I missed out on it. It's a great looking piece!
But if it is ever resurrected in a 21oz I will jump on it!Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk
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Indigo is actually yellow until it hits air so it could be that. There is a sizing agent used on these too. Finally it could be starch.
I was intrigued by your description of the wabash too. Soft and malleable would not have been my choice of adjectives, but now you mention it, it really is those things. But like a bandage is soft and malleable. It is a unique fabric, I adore it. Congrats on a great shirt. I would have had one if it wasn’t for my two 62’s and 68 [emoji1]
Thanks for the indigogo lesson, Neph! I think compared to my preconceived notions of the fabric, it's malleable. I was expecting a pretty stiff fabric. Happily surprised.
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I am sorry that I missed out on it. It's a great looking piece!
But if it is ever resurrected in a 21oz I will jump on it!Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk
I’d probably even buy another in 21oz!
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I would absolutely buy this in a 21oz
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Been wearing the IHSH-227 a lot lately and loving it. Very versatile piece.
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Yes! I’m glad you’re in this thread now @alexswords!
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I was wearing pretty much the exact same thing today
doing my best @twin impression -
Unfortunately have to come to terms that my shirt is too small in the shoulders
I'll be on the hunt for one in size medium…. wish me luck. -
Unfortunately have to come to terms that my shirt is too small in the shoulders
I'll be on the hunt for one in size medium…. wish me luck.Yea, this one fits a bit odd. I will also probably be getting rid of my small. I find it too narrow across the back.
