Finally started wearing my Viberg service boots. Feet were getting shredded but after watching this video from Clutch Mag, bending the shoe (minus the water part) seemed to help with the break in.

Picked up the western version but have to say the pattern and workshirt combo looks really good. Definitely been a strong UHF year.

Booom! Large in the bag. I think given the lack of an alternative uk supplier, the pressure was on

For me the shirt will be known as the Reverse rupert after a certain carnivore

Ah looking forward to this one being released, fingers crossed my mobile connections holds up come 4.

@Jbailla2:

I know these UHF's tend to shrink a bit.

My ideal P2P measurement is 22.5 inches; would I be able to get the XL of 23.2 inch down to 22.5 with a hot wash?

If you are between sizes, there is sometimes some size variance on the same size so you can do what I do which is ask for the smallest chest of a given size.

@Kingmob31 Fit on the arms and length seem ok, possibly just a bit tight on the chest. My previous western crazy check had a similar fit and I decided that if I do end up washing it, it will be a cold hand wash.

@browniemcghee:

^suits you very well.

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Thanks, this will definitely go into my lockdown autumn / winter rotation

First outing as well

@Bfd70:

Looks cool? I contemplated that model before buying Ih 54. Sizing charts seems to suggest they run small. I’m 5’10” as well but with a 36” chest and figured i’d need a 40. Can i ask your chest or what size ih shirts you typically wear.

Sure! Im usually a large in IH westerns. I think you you might be even able to drop down to a 38 / 40, but what I would say is the length might be a bit short. Mine when zipped hangs just over the belt line.

@Manticore:

A beautiful jacket and excellent fit @futura ! May I ask your height?

Thanks! I’m 5 10”, jacket is a 42

Work shirt arrived! Had a quick try on and surprisingly not as boxy fit as I thought it would be compared with the western. Minor detail, but the sewing of the buttons and finish is better than most of my other brand work shirts (although as Graham mentioned it’s always good skill to learn how to sew buttons back on

Can’t wait for cooler weather!

Quick respite from the hot weather!