IHSH-237-BLK - Ultra Heavy Flannel Crazy Check Western Shirt - Black
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Shipping back a L as it is too small on me… Should have picked up an XL along with it and just return the one that didn't fit..
This is the strategy I employ now and I learned it the hard way myself. Good news for you is that I'll be sending my XL back tomorrow
just picked up an XL through google, thank God.
on limited stuff like this, i will buy 2 sizes from now on.
It's definitely worth it IMO.
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Shirt Porn. IHSH-237. Size XL
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honestly i think you can rock the L or XL. both look v good on you. i just returned my L and i think i took the last XL @ theshopvancouver, bc they are all sold out now.
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@MassiveThighs I only have this in an XL.. what Large are you referring to?
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@MassiveThighs I only have this in an XL.. what Large are you referring to?
nvm, i had a brain fart. it was another flannel of your on IG that you sold.
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Oh I gotcha. You’re correct t, I had last year’s red and black in a Large and I DID end up selling that one.
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What’s your height/weight? Sleeves look kinda short but the fit in the body looks fine. How do you think it fits?
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@Dion - if its possible to size up the i'd do it. This course of action will negate washing worries . . .
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@Dion I'd size up. It looks trim and you will have to be super careful with washing it like this. Other than that it looks great on you.
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@alexswords looks fantastic on you.
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It looks great as-is, but you’ll have to be really careful washing. Since I don’t have a careful bone in my body for flannels, I would size up to be able to machine wash and dry. I think if you hand wash and line dry, the sizing is great.
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This one +1
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Finally I could take some fit pics and I started to doubt whether I've sized wrong. I was opting for a trim fit but dunno if it's too small on me now. What do the UHF gods think? Is it a keeper?
I think after like 2 washes, its going to be way too small on you. I always account for that.
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I am loving this flannel. The pattern. The feel. The weight. The heavy-duty snaps. I can't wait for it to cool off in Tennessee.
I'm a bit concerned about losing length after my first wash. A question to the UHF veterans around here: What sort of results have you gotten doing a machine wash followed by line drying? I am hoping to be able to do a cold machine wash on the gentle/hand cycle (no spin) and line-drying. Would that be sufficient to avoid unwanted shrinkage, or should I just hand wash in the sink?
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I am loving this flannel. The pattern. The feel. The weight. The heavy-duty snaps. I can't wait for it to cool off in Tennessee.
I'm a bit concerned about losing length after my first wash. A question to the UHF veterans around here: What sort of results have you gotten doing a machine wash followed by line drying? I am hoping to be able to do a cold machine wash on the gentle/hand cycle (no spin) and line-drying. Would that be sufficient to avoid unwanted shrinkage, or should I just hand wash in the sink?
I have yet to use a cold machine wash on my UHF’s but in the future I might. I did wash two of my UHF’s on a warm machine wash/hang dry twice and got about a half inch of shrink. If your UHF is smaller than you’d like then a cold hand wash/hang dry might be better
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