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^ agreed with Porcine Pete here.
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I think it looks pretty cool but to me it's not a work shirt if it has one pocket. That being said, if it's going to have once pocket I think tonal stitching would be better. Looks a little odd to me with contrast stitching and one pocket. However I think it would look great with two pockets with the contrast stitching.
It aint getting two pockets. The whole point of this shirt is that I was asked to make a workshirt with one pocket…..
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Need it
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I'm on the "tonal-ish" side of the fence.
I'm not a fan of orange/goldenrod-ish thread in general (maybe other "contrast" colors besides orange?), although I do indeed recognize its ability to identify flaws in the stitching, which is essential.
But, in these pictures, I don't think it is a perfect match for the fabric.
What a fabric though :-*. And bravo on the new shirt design!
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Oh and tonal or not couldnt give a rip. I just want that shirt!
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^ Any other views? I'm open to persuasion either way…..
Make a western too?
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JESUS TAPDANCING CHRIST!..
I think that's well said.. I might have said CHRIST ON A BIKE!! :o But other than that, nicely put.
Love the contrast.
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I vote for tonal stitching. The single pocket is a very nice and unique design, but it seems to offset the "balance" of the entire work shirt. Contrast stitching really brings attention to that unbalance, while tonal stitching would let the herringbone in the fabric take center stage.
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I do think that tonal stitching works with the one pocket and this fabric. It looks nice as shown, but since a one pocket is not something IH has done before, I think it would be nice to have something that sets it apart from a typical workshirt. I think the tonal stitching would do that.
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I think the fabric was suggested by me (Same fabric as the now deceased IHJ-36). Shirt looks AMAZING, and I love the contrast. Tonal stitching makes it look less workshirt, and more "Construction foreman that wears 'work clothes' but has 0 intentions of doing any work".
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