Been wearing them for a little over a year at this point but almost daily for last 6 months. 2 washes.

Was lucky enough to have the second sample come my way. It saw at least 75 wears this winter and spring before it heated up too much in Atlanta. Who knows maybe was 100. Was all the rage in my office, since I was wearing it almost daily. For those new to big bucks. Sleeve length comes up quite a bit after wear. Even a small rain will “tighten” it up. Got caught a little on one day and felt more like a second skin layer. Def picks up dirt. Didnt find it picking up a ton of indigo unlike other things I own. I have zero plans on washing mine but will likely condition it at some point this fall before I pick wearing it back up. Beautiful piece, enough has been said about the big bucks. Look forward to seeing how others will evolve. I’m not the best at taking pictures but best I got for everyone.

6 washes in. Been wearing as main pair for 18 months or so. Have noticed some of the chain stitching has been coming out. Adds to the vibes

@catdad1 I asked a vegetarian in my office if she wanted to pet mine. Waiting for my HR violation lol

Two more weeks of wear. Cuffs really starting to go.

Sick @Andymac very nice.

We are in midst of finishing up a project to allow for our little girl to have her own room post #2. Converted hardly used room to multipurpose guest room. Hardware and few details to still complete

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Two years in and 5 washes. Been my go to for awhile now.

Finally getting cold enough for a few days in Atlanta. Bought in Osaka at the HQ early spring. Was a one off not produced

Grabbed this one today and should be en route. Will report back with look and feel. Fox cotton twill.

@kbpisme there was never a previous natural big buck run. Just saying. Congrats on the black though!

@Gavin666 mine went from 27.9 inches to 26.6 inches in sleeve length. I am not expecting anything further.

@Gavin666 - see my post above. Mine came up substantially over time with wear. It is close to completely inline now and I was originally “swimming”. Will measure exact when I get home for you.

@jdwaid limited from my experience. I find it simply morphs to the skin. I never layered under it. I could see a world where layering could stretch it but I wouldn’t bank on it fully.

Same thing with my deer skin gloves. I found them to shrink and morph more to my hands over time. They become more like second skin.

Two more weeks of wear. Cuffs really starting to go.

Was lucky enough to have the second sample come my way. It saw at least 75 wears this winter and spring before it heated up too much in Atlanta. Who knows maybe was 100. Was all the rage in my office, since I was wearing it almost daily. For those new to big bucks. Sleeve length comes up quite a bit after wear. Even a small rain will “tighten” it up. Got caught a little on one day and felt more like a second skin layer. Def picks up dirt. Didnt find it picking up a ton of indigo unlike other things I own. I have zero plans on washing mine but will likely condition it at some point this fall before I pick wearing it back up. Beautiful piece, enough has been said about the big bucks. Look forward to seeing how others will evolve. I’m not the best at taking pictures but best I got for everyone.

They will post the measurements when they have everything in hand and before they go on sale @GeneBord

Washed mine for the first time on cold and low spin. No dryer, all air. Def tightened up but not a ton. Sleeves after wash plus all the wears have brought them to a very appropriate length. Feels like I’m noticing more white specs on the shirt likely from the indigo wearing off a bit. This shirt is likely to fade fast.

Will try to get a better photo of when I’m not wearing it but I’m currently sitting at 20 wears. The creasing in the arms likely from the linen is getting very interesting. Fading should take a unique pattern. Also notice while not perfect the extra creasing has brought up the sleeves to a closer expected range.

@Denimhead-0 didn’t know I needed this one. Thanks…………….