IHSH-237-BLK - Ultra Heavy Flannel Crazy Check Western Shirt - Black
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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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I am hoping to be able to do a cold machine wash on the gentle/hand cycle (no spin) and line-drying.
This is basically what I do, and I have experienced zero (or negligible) shrinkage. I tend to treat them the same as I do denim. I turn them inside out, wash on gentle setting with minimal spin cycle, and hang dry right side out, under a ceiling fan, from a large coat hanger. This seems to facilitate effective moisture evaporation through the UHF. I can’t back this methodology with any type of research or data analysis, but it works so I keep doing it [emoji1787]
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