
Not the most fuel efficient, but fun nonetheless.

Not the most fuel efficient, but fun nonetheless.
@cyclops also, not offense to SE, but I would go with the measurement on the iron hear UK site over the SE measurements. I've bought plenty from SE and it is a great place to shop, but I find their measurements are not always the most accurate.
@CosmoSix5 nice! I had to pull the trigger on this one. I blame you.
As far as sizing goes, I'm a Large in UHF and I went XL in this after hearing reports that it runs a bit small. XL would work, but was a bit too big. I ended up buying a Large as well and it fits perfect. I can fit a hoodie under it just fine and it also looks good with just a t-shirt. Just a data point for anyone thinking of sizing up.
@Ral1121 I wear a large in the western UHFs and CPOs. I can go large or medium in the workshirts. Most of the jackets I go medium. For this one I went large and its perfect. So if you are stuck, I think you'd be safe with the same size as your westerns.
@edtam1 said in IHSH-293-OD - 18oz Vintage Selvedge Denim CPO Shirt - Indigo Overdyed Black:
Hey Guys,
Silly questions: How are these different from the Selfedge x Iron Heart ODCPO 19 oz version besides the 1oz difference?
I have the Self Edge x IH jeans and this shirt. The denim is quite different. In addition to the lighter weight the IH denim is smoother. The SE denim is more uneven. Also this shirt is twill lined on the collar and sleeves and I don’t think that’s the case with the SE version. The buttons on the IH one are distressed as well which I don’t think is true for the SE version.
I really love both denims, but I think they are slightly different in weigh and feel and a bit in color.
@northsouthdenimguy said in IHSH-437-IND - 13.5oz Dobby Cloth CPO Shirt - Indigo:
Not ironed and no time to take measurements but to me it looks like it “tightened up” from the shop pic. Slight shrinkage?
Edit: I also know there’s been a comment about it being boxy, but this is one of the least boxy shirts I own. On my personal box-to-boxy scale, it barely even registers as a box.
Did you go with your normal IH shirt size?
said in IHSH-208-IND - Indigo Kersey Western Shirt:
@don_pipone & @CosmoSix5 this must be a unique fabric because it’s already more narrow in the waist and opening and more tapered from the chest measurement than any other iron heart shirt I’m aware of. For example, most size L with a 22.3 chest would be + or - 21.5 waist and 21.5 opening and this one is 20.8 waist and 21 opening. Sizing down to M puts you at 20.4 waist and 20.6 opening. I’m nervous about going that slim, but I may have to defer to you guys since you already have the shirt.
@don_pipone & @CosmoSix5 Welp, you guys were right. Went medium and sizing is spot on. Appreciate the advice!
@SamD thanks for the info!
Can someone school me on the pros and cons of the oiled vs non-ouled version of the N1? Is the oiled version greasy or cold feeling? Is it harder to keep clean? Anything else to consider? Thank you.
$400 shipped CONUS. Purchased direct from Dehen. New never worn.
Chest: 46.5"
Shoulder: 20" (straight across)
Sleeve: 30" uncuffed 26.5" cuffed
Length: 27"
@will6er would you mind sharing a link to the blog? Thx!
@denami mine is a size L:
Chest: 45”
Shoulder: 19.75” (straight across)
Length: 26.25 (from seam below hood to hem on the back)
@denami I can measure the large if you want. Just tell me what measurements you are looking for
I find Self Edge to be an outlier on measurements. All I know is I have a size large from the original run and I bought a second from this run and they fit exactly the same. Could be I got lucky on that, I'm not sure.
@denami Same size as far as I can tell. I have one from each release.
@dirtyframer ah gotcha. I saw the chart on the product page and assumed it was up to date.
Any thoughts on sizing? I/m smack dab in the middle of M and L. I went M in the IHSH-437-IND (13.5oz Dobby Cloth CPO), M in the Duck Untucked, but large in the IHSH-410-BL (14oz Herringbone CPO) and the IHSH-293-OD. I'm thinking large, but I don't want to make a mistake and miss out.