IHSH-62-ind - 12oz Wabash Western Shirt - Indigo

[Bluegrass]

It looks to me like you could size down comfortably.  The Wabash is the "largest" of my IH shirts, and the 76 runs the "smallest" (all the same tag size).  Since the 76 seems roomy you could likely get away with sizing down on the 62.

[Snowy]

I think you'd be a large in the shoulders, which will end up with the same sleeve length you've got there as a side effect. M might be pushing it too tight in the shoulders but will be perfect else where. If shoulders not too big, or okay with it a bit smaller M for sure.

[Clint_D]

I got to wear my recently acquired 62 out to support my future brother in law who was nominated as Austin's best bartman:

[Snowy]

sh!t yes!

[Friday]

^^ gallery ^^

[tatmantall]

Nvm.

[rocket]

you guys looking famous, great shot…

[twin]

One fit pic today.

[Bluegrass]

Love your pictures!!  Looking good Twin.

[Giles]

Restocked

[graveyardshift]

Inevitably, it seems, after falling in love with my new 634s and BB jeans, I'm considering a IH shirt. I'm debating between the Wabash Western and the Hickory Stripe work shirt. Anyone have both and would like to compare their merits? I'm a little uncertain on size as my measurements hover somewhere between a XXL & a XXXL. This is a bit surprising given that I wear XL in nearly every other shirt I own.

[Giles]

I'll chip in here.

I personally would go for the Wabash, I simply love the fabric and how it ages.

And time to get some sizing crap off my chest.  There is simply no such thing as a standard XL (or L or XXXL etc etc).  On average Americans are larger than Europeans are larger than Japanese (indeed all Asians).  An XL in any one of these countries reflects what is Extra Large for that populous.  This "no-standard" is further compounded by the western physique getting larger (and by that I really mean fatter) over time, so a todays L is a yesterdays XXL…

[graveyardshift]

Thanks for the advice, Giles.

I certainly didn't mean anything by my question about sizing. And, yes, I'm a big guy and perhaps "fat" by some standards, but in reality am very athletic and aerobically very fit. I've completed a dozen marathons in the past 15 years, including the 2013 NYC Marathon. I do have a penchant for beer, which is my downfall.

[ohighyo]

Sounds like Asia needs more fast food chains. Come on Asians, fat is the new thin

[ohighyo]

And go with the wabash. Much cooler Evo on he wabash

[Chris]

I have the wabash work shirt and the hickory stripe work shirt.

Get the wabash first.  It's just so damn nice, and it's the only shirt that I've received compliments on from random strangers.

[Giles]

@graveyardshift:

Thanks for the advice, Giles.

I certainly didn't mean anything by my question about sizing. And, yes, I'm a big guy and perhaps "fat" by some standards, but in reality am very athletic and aerobically very fit. I've completed a dozen marathons in the past 15 years, including the 2013 NYC Marathon. I do have a penchant for beer, which is my downfall.

I certainly was not having a go at you , your question just reminded me of one of my pet annoyances…..

"I'm an XS in US sizing but look like that's an XXXL in Japanese, what is wrong with your sizing?"

[Snowy]

Another Waby vote this way. Over a year and just getting better!

[Seul]

@graveyardshift:

I do have a penchant for beer, which is my downfall.

Did someone mention beer?..

[Bluegrass]

@graveyardshift:

Inevitably, it seems, after falling in love with my new 634s and BB jeans, I'm considering a IH shirt. I'm debating between the Wabash Western and the Hickory Stripe work shirt. Anyone have both and would like to compare their merits? I'm a little uncertain on size as my measurements hover somewhere between a XXL & a XXXL. This is a bit surprising given that I wear XL in nearly every other shirt I own.

For reference, I'm a L or XL here in the USA and XXXL in IH.  But I agree with Giles, there is no consistency in sizing across brands, even here.  I love the fact that IH shows the measurements - more U.S. retailers should do the same, they'd cut down on returns.  The only truth in sizing is the actual measurements… Oh yeah, I'd go for the Waby