IHSH-227-IND - 12oz Wabash CPO Shirt - Indigo

[flannel slut]

Yes. Bring it back… in black

[Kfactor]

This showed up today! Super excited

[Denman John]

@Kfactor That is about as good as it gets right there ~ enjoy in good health!

[Kfactor]

@Denman-John thank you. Can’t wait to get it all broken in

[Cskarev]

Will the CPO shirt also be part of the Wabash shirts restocking that is due imminently?

[Alex]

No, sorry. It will come back though

[fuzzybunnies]

Thinking about picking one of these up second-hand! This fabric looks so lovely. How is it in hotter weather? living in Texas so wondering if I can wear in 70 or 80 degrees

[Anesthetist]

@fuzzybunnies maybe as a shacket in the 70’s but I wouldnt try it much warmer

[Matt]

Mine gets no wear in the 70’s. This one lives in the winter wear section of my shirt closet.

[fuzzybunnies]

@Matt Gotcha. Thanks for the insight

[Matt]

It’s just a pretty tight weave and at 12 oz I sweat even on cold days if I’m in a heated place. There is a lighter weight Wabash out there, though not in cpo form, that you might be able to find on eBay, Grailed or here in the forum. It’s probably more TX friendly.

[Matt]

But as @Anesthetist said of you find yourself in need of a jacket on cold nights or on trips to slightly colder climates this would be a great option.

[Kfactor]

Getting put to work, while standing on top of moving trains

[fuzzybunnies]

@Kfactor looking very nice. Almost looks black

[Kfactor]

@fuzzybunnies might just be the lighting. I’ll add an outdoor pic from today too after work

[Kfactor]

Here’s is a quick pic. May be more accurate color of the shirt.

[Smiladon]

Got to zoom in to Tim Heidecker and Co. podcast “Office Hours live” yesterday while wearing my dusty and beloved Wabash CPO!
They liked it!

[Aetas]

Absolutely wonderful @Kfactor and @Smiladon !
Now I need to know why and how your CPO’s get so dusty ;-)?

[Kfactor]

@Aetas I work at a grain elevator. This past week I have been riding on top of moving trains, while loading them with corn (tens of thousands of pounds of corn). There is a ton of dust that comes up as the spouts load the train cars.

[Smiladon]

@Aetas
And I’m a rural mailman in northern Iowa, traveling 40 miles on gravel roads in 0% humidity 🥸