Its been a minute, but I had to post this as it’s is my my first ever bottle of Goose Island, after I first read about it in this thread over a decade ago. This one is pandemic vintage, which was a bad time on the whole, but a good time on this forum. Cheers, boys and girls…
Not the bun fight I expected. Which is nice as I now have a pair on the way. Been a few years since my last pair of 21oz. I’m really rather happy.
@Ranman Victims of the supply chain problem, I imagine. When getting enough of the 21oz to make core cuts like the 634 is a problem, these are going to be a long way down the list. As far as I can remember, only 3-4 batches have ever been made.
@hajduk bonjour mom ami! Excellent work. Too lazy to go back and check orders 
Hope you are thriving, Pierre 
@losendos100 how it’s always been. Sometimes you know it will happen. Other times it’s a surprise. When I was buying regularly the FOMO was such that if I wanted it I was sat hitting F5 at 15:59, regardless. Sometimes it was necessary, other times not.
Also can’t remember if I added the MOP snaps or it came with. I like my shirts a little shouty.
@tody a lot newer than that. 200 and something. It came up a slightly odd size and the sample had tonal stitching. Everyone else loved the sample so when it came with contrast there was a loss of interest. I was overjoyed.
@AdamC what’s your size in this, young man?
That shirt I mentioned the other day. Sulphur dyed… chambray? Can’t remember. Love the red sleeve lining and contrast stitching.
Triple header on the advice front 
@indigostiff said in IHJ-164-BLU - 10.5oz Herringbone Work Jacket - Indigo:
@Steve Seemingly sold out? Doesn't make sense.
Sucks when that happens. But it does. Some things might not seem like they’ll fly out, then they do. Sorry it went like that this time. Other retailers will have it though.
@Eisenherz let’s go!!!
@Giles really is a work of art. I’d love the black one, but picked up the sulphur dyed one with contrast stitching from two or three years ago, which is also pretty great (and sadly sold poorly).
Old stuff. Both the subject and his clothes. And the pub toilets for that matter.
This is awesome. Glad it worked out @ARNC
@MarkNo they are not cut much slimmer, at least in the p2p, which is usually the critical measurement with vests. The differences are due to the shape of the cut. The bigger arm holes mean the p2p on the work vests traverse the body a lot lower down, under the widest part of the chest.
My XL is comfortable on me, albeit a little more roomy than I’d like now, after recent weight loss. I would go for an L now, the same as my hunting vest. I strongly suspect that if you go with the same size as your hunting vest, you’d be good.
That is country-gent cool, right there @ARNC Brilliant.
Got away with the L! More or less exactly the fit I had hoped for.
This is a glorious vest. Love the cut, love the colour, and the material is gorgeous. Lighter than I had anticipated and with a lovely hand. Surprisingly stretchy for a plain weave.
