IHM-37-ODG - Oiled Whipcord N1 Deck Jacket - Olive Drab Green
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@JerkStore said in IHM-37-ODG - Oiled Whipcord N1 Deck Jacket - Olive Drab Green:
Man. This N1 is the tits. I adore my TRM N1, but I can make room for this one as well. New pockets are a welcome change. Seems like this is popular enough they make it extant so hopefully next year I will grab one.
I ended up buying it from Withered Fig today. Full circle!
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Looking great! How did you score with GA boutonnière?
I tried sourcing one but they are sold out.
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@Brandrea I’ve had mine for a few yrs and my deck jacket is from last years drop
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@tody thanks very much. It’s still a bit big in the body, but the chest and shoulders feel perfect.
I love this jacket.
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I bought my very first IH Western shirt last week.
The 367 mock twill from this years Fall/winter release. It’s an XL and fits me well. I have to say, I’m still getting used to the feeling of the higher arm holes in most Iron Heart clothing … but I get why it’s cut that way.
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I don’t own any work shirts or UHFs (yet). I have the 364 Mechanics shirt in brown coming this week also in XL.
I basically look for shirts that have 19”+ ish shoulders, 23”+ ish pit to pit and 26”+ ish sleeves. They seem to be either XL or XXL.
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@Brandrea ok.
I asked you this question because in my Western shirt I wear XL, and in this jacket I wear L.
I'm new to the IH sizing, and I try to gather informations.
Anyway, shirt and jacket fits you perfectly, cheers !
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Yes, you seem to have sized it like most here would. I believe a lot of folks size down in the N1.
I like extra room for layering
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New to forum and IH products in general. Bought my first trucker and jeans a few months back.
Just bought this jacket and was delivered yesterday. What a beast. This is a XL, for reference I wear a XXL 19oz left hand OD trucker (what originally drove me to IH). I’m a Texan but currently living in Scotland. Headed up to the highlands this weekend and this coat is perfect given the cold front that pushed through last night.
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@tormentos beastly is a great way to describe it!
I’ve been wearing mine basically non stop here in Canada the last couple of weeks. I LOVE this jacket.
Only nitpick would be for a slightly larger interior pocket. It barely fits my phone. Other than that it’s a beauty and as Graham said … it’s like wearing a big hug.
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@Brandrea @tormentos a big hug? Yep, that is how I feel in it waiting, half-awake, for the bus in the mornings when I go to the office. I was not expecting to use this jacket so much, but now it's a daily use. I would only like to have some primaloft in the sleeves.
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Just picked up an XL at Self Edge SF and love it. I expected to be an L, given I wear XL in IH shirts and most have said to size down on the N1. But XL is a really nice fit -- a little big with a tee shirt but perfect with a long sleeve shirt or flannel.
Appreciate that IH chose not to line the sleeves with alpaca. The quilted satin lining is perfect -- less bulky and more comfortable. Do wish the interior pocket was a little bigger but still glad it's there.
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@Graham Best (non-Jean) item so far for me from Iron Heart, Just LOVE this jacket quality and fit are just perfect, with thanks to Graham for giving a heads up, Very much appreciated :):);)
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105cm chest, 98cm waist, 178cm height, size Large. I love the jacket overall in terms of warmth and style. With gloves I don't mind the long sleeves, although without, sometimes with my arms down, just my fingers poke out and it's a bit weird, or e.g. for a grocery trip it'll touch the handle of the basket. In terms of temperature regulation it's awesome with some woolen underlayers (such as the Pike Bros shirt). In Large I also have space for a thick jumper in stead of the shirt. Haven't tried 2 thick layers at the same time yet.
Edit: Without gloves, I find the ribbing doesn't really help keep the sleeves up in my case by riding on the sleeve, as it's quite flexible and/or I have rather small wrists. However with gloves I have no trouble, it looks great.
Edit2: when doing anything with my hands which requires lifting them, I do appreciate the sleeves not riding up. And arm movement generally is very comfortable.
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Looks fantastic on you, congratulations!
I sort of land similarly on the sleeve length and I have what I consider to be very long arms.
Can’t live with them, can’t live without them
