IHSH-75 - 12oz Indigo Selvedge Denim Work Shirt

[NinjaTheorist]

hey guys I noticed that the weft of my shift is noticeably dense and a shade of blue/grey (as opposed to the standard white or beige weft on other indigo offerings..)

do you know if this denim is used in a specific jean? I really like how it looks and think it would look great in a jean..

thanks guys

[Giles]

We make no jeans out of 12oz denim and no one else make jeans out of our denim.

[steelworker]

@Giles:

We make no jeans out of 12oz denim and no one else make jeans out of our denim.

Ha! G caught enough hell when the 14's debuted. 

[Giles]

We have an issue with the current batch of IHSH-75, the buttonholes are failing.  We are recalling all that are left with retailers and have taken ours off the website.  We know the cause, but the fix is difficult and the issue only becomes apparent when the button hole fails  If we can't find a satisfactory resolution, we will not make any more work shirts out of the 12oz denim…..

[dert]

Had a week long love affair with this shirt that ended a couple days ago when I shipped it back to Self Edge. 
Please do remake with a different denim! I will definitely buy it.

[Brock]

Went to the site today with intent to buy one of these! Hope I didn’t miss out completely I NEED a light weight denim work shirt in my life!!!
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[JDelage]

12oz is not a lightweight denim (for shirts).

[piranha]

@Giles:

We have an issue with the current batch of IHSH-75, the buttonholes are failing.  We are recalling all that are left with retailers and have taken ours off the website.  We know the cause, but the fix is difficult and the issue only becomes apparent when the button hole fails  If we can't find a satisfactory resolution, we will not make any more work shirts out of the 12oz denim…..

About a month ago I had one of the top button holes repaired and I noticed three more in need of work but I'm ok with getting it repaired because it seems stronger than new.  What was the cause of the failures?

[JackGordon]

I think it was something like the frequency of the stitch of the buttonhole machine not fitting the weave of the denim.

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[Giles]

Actually, it is the frequency of the stitch perfectly matching the frequency of the weft and warp…

[JackGordon]

@Giles:

Actually, it is the frequency of the stitch perfectly matching the frequency of the weft and warp…

So near yet so far..

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[AdamJ]

Gave my IHSH-75 a warm soak in the sea at Starfish Beach in North Phu Quoc today.

[rocket]

nice….

[AdamC]

Not too shabby @AdamJ

[Sam]

Glad to see @AdamJ looks just as pissed off in Viet Nam as you do in Gosport

[Jett129]

You know what they say “Better to be pissed off than pissed on”

[piranha]

I was there two years ago.  Get some fish sauce!

@AdamJ:

Gave my IHSH-75 a warm soak in the sea at Starfish Beach in North Phu Quoc today.

[Matty123]

A well deserved break in fu cock. Atta boy AJ

[misfitlife]

@Giles, curious if there's been any talk of resurrecting this shirt?

[Giles]

We all (inc Haraki) understand how important it is to have some 12 1nd 14oz denim workshirts (I have about 6 iterations I want to do).  H is looking for a new workshop that will make them to the quality we expect but with buttonholes that don't fail.  That takes time, unfortunately…