IHSH-302-IND - Ultra Heavy Flannel Western Shirt - Buffalo Check - Indigo
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Most excellent!. Looks Great!!!!
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@RoxRocks86 between you and @Filthy –-the two mad scientists
Customizing your gear like that is pretty damn impressive.
Big fan of those Vans too!--nicely done -
Looks great @RoxRocks86 and those XHS
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FFS @RoxRocks86 you're not making it any easier to resist this shirt. Straight up
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@RoxRocks86 wow that looks incredible!! This post is making me really want to pull the trigger on this…
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You will not regret it @ Paymar. It definitely feels different than the other UHF's.
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Thank you all
️️️You got some mad skills to chop these flannels! Lookin’ good
Just mad, no skills
@Paul9221 @Jcaz6996 thanks, denim is 21oz in the 777 cut. They will be hitting the 4 yr mark in about 4 months
@jerkules @paymar I can only cheer you on to pull the trigger if your size is left
who can resist an indigo dyed UHF by your favorite makers? Think of the long run of how this will age and fade as you wear it each season. -
I've got the IHSH-247 in indigo . . .same blue buffalo check. Trying to convince myself I don't need this UHF. But the will power is starting to fade.
Anyone else have the 247 and this UHF and can comment if they're not totally redundant.
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I dont have the 247 to compare. All i can say is, that the evo on this will be different , being indigo. Different and more fade potential with age. What i can tell you is,that the fabric feels different than the rest of my UHF shirts in a good way. Feels slightly thinner although its the same weight, but more luxurious. I also like the fit on this one. From my experience at list it seems slightly trimmer
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I guess by weight going from 9oz to 12oz represents a 25% difference in heft?
@GregO if you find that they are redundant and you're a Large I might be interested in picking up your 247. 9oz is also a really nice flannel weight.
Meanwhile I too am struggling with temptation on this one. IH ordering so many larges of UHFs has been a struggle for me
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Compared to the other 12oz UHF i have, they seem to be slightly lighter in weight, but also softer. In terms of sizing, they seem to be a tad more snug than the sames size in other UHF.'s. In all honesty i went crazy this year. I missed out on the purple , wasn't quick enough to pull the trigger and got pissed off. So end up byuing the Green , red check, Yellow and Buffalo blue. Yeap lost my mind. In any rate, although all 4 are 12oz UHF's the blue buffalo feels slightly lighter, softer and just a little tighter than the other 3. All 4 are size 4xl. 2 of them Westerns and the other 2 the work shirts.
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@GregO they are not completely redundant. Ones a lightweight flannel made of regular cotton and one feels almost twice as heavy and is made of aspero cotton that's indigo dyed. The color is not close either. This is way more Indigo. If you like UHFS, this one is neat because the fabric is not brushed as much as usual.
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@Filthy - Thanks, much appreciated. Those pics sealed the deal.
(my wallet shall never forgive you)
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Nice @GregO I think you'll be pleased with the shirt.
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I really can’t decide on sizing. This is very close to the IHSH-264 in measurements except it is about a 1/2 inch shorter in length. I have a small in the 264 and it fits like a glove. Might be one of the best fitting shirts I own. I don’t like things that are too big and I don’t want to wear this as an over shirt. I know no one can decide for me. I just don’t like the idea of buying something that doesn’t fit correctly in hopes that washing it will make it fit. I like it to fit out of the box.
I have the 276 in a medium and it is slightly big even after a wash.
This is exhausting, haha.
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@paymar it’s worth a shot to send an email to the guys at shop@ironheart.co.uk to see if they have anything with similar measurements to your 264.
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@RoxRocks86 thank you for the tip!
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