IH-526J-142ib - 14oz Selvedge Denim Modified Type III Jacket - Indigo/Black
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Looks pretty solid to me! Fits slim but depends on what you’re wanting — I hardly ever wear anything but tees under my type IIIs, so this would work for me as long as the shoulders feel comfortable.
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The sleeves look a little short to me especially knowing they'll come up with the creases set. The width looks about right though. As to your question, tucked looks slightly better with that contrasting tee but it wouldn't bother me untucked really, especially with a darker color. Everyone has different preferences so just do what feels right to you.
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I was looking at the size chart on the website for XXL. Am I wrong or are the sleeves on this jacket extremely long compared to other IH type 3’s?
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Getting an outing today
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@Bailey said in IH-526J-142ib - 14oz Selvedge Denim Modified Type III Jacket - Indigo/Black:
Updated sizing chart can be found here
Hi Bailey - I noticed the sizing chart on the first post of this thread is different than the one on the product page. Do you know which one I should follow?
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@AdamJ thank you, I appreciate the super fast response.
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After carefully considering my correct size, I decided to go one size up from my UHF. I was able find one with Kentaurus and try it in store. I'm delighted with this jacket, it's exactly what I was looking for.
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Ok, I think I’m going to go for this one. I’m between a L and an XL and am not sure if I should size up to the XL so I can layer. I’m 5’10, 180lbs, and a 42.5 inch chest. I don’t want the jacket to be too tight, but I also don’t want to be swimming in it. Are there any owners of this model with similar measurements that can offer suggestions? Would really appreciate if so.
"Better use it up before it gets old..." - David Lee Roth
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I'm about that same size and went XL, but trust the measurements. I'd suspect a large might be snug around the torso.
Usually an XL in western cuts and L in work shirts, thermals, tees, and hoodie.fit from another thread;
https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum//post/766021 -
@Nostradamion Please email the guys at the shop: shop@ironheart.co.uk
Think about where you live, how you’re going to wear it (layered over UHF’s or T-shirts), how often you’re going to wear it (Spring/Fall, 3 Season, year round), is this the only jacket you’re going to wear, how do you like to wear your clothing (loose, comfortable, of fitted)…
These are questions that only you can answer, but the information will help the guys in the shop help you.
"I don't give a shit what anyone else is doing, we will do what is best for us and our customers" - Giles P. :)
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Take a jacket and measure it the way Iron heart does and compare those measurements to the chart for this jacket. It will give you a great starting point to talk about sizing with the guys.
@Giles said in VIDEO - How To Jackets - The Iron Heart Method:
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@pechelman said in IH-526J-142ib - 14oz Selvedge Denim Modified Type III Jacket - Indigo/Black:
I'm about that same size and went XL, but trust the measurements. I'd suspect a large might be snug around the torso.
Usually an XL in western cuts and L in work shirts, thermals, tees, and hoodie.fit from another thread;
https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum//post/766021That looks great!! Is that the XL?
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@goosehd said in IH-526J-142ib - 14oz Selvedge Denim Modified Type III Jacket - Indigo/Black:
@Nostradamion Please email the guys at the shop: shop@ironheart.co.uk
Think about where you live, how you’re going to wear it (layered over UHF’s or T-shirts), how often you’re going to wear it (Spring/Fall, 3 Season, year round), is this the only jacket you’re going to wear, how do you like to wear your clothing (loose, comfortable, of fitted)…
These are questions that only you can answer, but the information will help the guys in the shop help you.
I actually used the chat function earlier so I assume it gets forwarded to them given the time difference (I’m in the US).
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@Nostradamion Great move and they’ll get back to you when they’re back in tomorrow morning.
For me, waking up to an IH email is always good (and bad). Bad in that that’s another pay cheque gone
