Where can I find old product codes for IH products?
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The 309 is a UHF but the original 23 was a super soft, midweight brushed flannel. It's probably blasphemy but I prefer the OG.
I hear ya, Clint. The 23 would probably get more wears from me between the two.
I honestly need more spring weight flannels in my closet, especially since we see sun out here majority of the year. I tried out last years 7oz shirts at SESF and they are much different that spring weights of before. I'll bite the bullet eventually.
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I like my spring weight brushed flannels but I’m actually in favor of the newer 9 oz selvedge flannels.
I meant that in that colorway, and based on owning one, I'd prefer a 23. I can't resist a good UHF although I don't get many days per year to wear one. That being said, I'll get plenty of use this weekend with this arctic blast coming through! I guess in the end, it's just best to have a variety of different weight flannels
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Yeah, that’s actually what I was getting at. I love the UHFs so the old herringbone flannels are a little too similar. The unbrushed selvedge flannels are a perfect weight and different enough to change it up. I think they’re a great 3 season option. That said I think I’m in the minority with the 309, I prefer it to a lighter version.
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IHSH-22
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Wow. That is a truly rare sighting. Congratulations to whoever manages to land this.
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Phenomenal shirt. I have one in pink and it is one of my most worn shirts.
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Doesnt look familiar….
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I don’t need a code for this but I’ve seen a few of these on eBay and have never seen it before. It’s pretty cool. Anyone else?
Looks fake.
Placket and hem look off.
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Looks like a long sleeve version of the ihsh 83.
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Hey everyone, I have a difficult question for you, what is this jacket?
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