IHSH-292-IND - 18oz Vintage Selvedge Denim CPO Shirt - Indigo

[long_john86]

Sized up. Perfect for ‘shacket’ wear.
Super relaxed fit which I am all about.
Could have also bought TTS and worn more as a straight up shirt.
But I’m currently all about the layers - here it is with the glorious 12oz IHSH-62-BLK under, working very well for a mild morning outing.
Also works fine as straight up shirt with a more relaxed vibe (second image) but in that scenario I think I would be more inclined to just throw on my 33…
I very much enjoyed rolling around on the floor with this on yesterday playing with my little boy - comfy as hell!

[DeeDee85]

@long_john86 I’m all for the roomy CPO’s… in winter I like to wear a tee and either a denim shirt or flannel under my 292/Untucked and in summer they double up as a loose jacket with just a tee underneath. Yours looks fantastic unbuttoned!
My sashiko CPO is awaiting me at home after work today, here’s hoping I’ve sized that right and it works out the same

[deanclean]

@long_john86 looking good. Looks like I’ll have to buy another when In stock but one size bigger! @Yoprst had a photo of his under a Jean jacket. I’m looking forward to trying mine under the lefty trucker.

[long_john86]

@DeeDee85 cheers dude! Never even thought about the whole summer jacket angle, you’ve just blown my mind there! Hope all goes well with the sashiko!

@deanclean cheers, yes that’s the problem I found myself contemplating as well - do I add the size down to the wishlist as well for a different kind of 292 option

It’s an honour to finally be part of the 292 Crew!

[Oaktavia]

Glad to see the fire is well fed here with the 292. Here is mine after wearing it last winter/spring. Just 46 wears (often to sleep in) and a few machine washes. I will try to take photos in the evening when the natural lighting is better. Here they are around 11am sun, laid flat on the walkway.

[WhiskeySandwich]

@Oaktavia WHAT?! 46 wears did that?! i need to wear mine every day.....

[Oaktavia]

@WhiskeySandwich yeah man it was pretty much non stop worn almost 24 hours a day for 46 days. Switching to other shirts here and there in between.

[WhiskeySandwich]

@Oaktavia bout to go to town on this thing like i did with my 362. i just have too many shirts now to rotate hahaha.

[Oaktavia]

@WhiskeySandwich I have the same issue hahaha so the best way I can deal with that is this way. Sprinting with a shirt worn all day and night for around 50 times usually does the trick with a couple washes. Eventualy I would like to be somewhat satisfied with fading and be able to wear a different, heavily faded shirt every day. Maybe when I'm in my 50s...

[stitchdown.shell]

@Oaktavia This is an excellent example of why it's so fun and awesome to fade your garments in this denim 'hobby'. Please keep posting the progress here.

[long_john86]

@Oaktavia looks superb. That cuff too, damn.
IH ‘PJ Method’ is next level dedication
Between the 33, 292, 293, I reckon those alone I’m probably good for shirts until I retire
But we all know that just ain’t how this ship sails…. 🫠

[WhiskeySandwich]

@Oaktavia I agree, i always try to start with a sprint, just to get to that first milestone. I enjoy a piece more once its reached a certain point then it feels like MINE. or something...

[deanclean]

Looks so nice @Oaktavia. I love the fades, but I love the fresh new crispy denim too. I try to keep jeans and denim shirts as crispy and new as possible and then just enjoy the fading when it eventually starts.

[Yoprst]

@deanclean it looks awesome over a regular shirt as well. This beast is made for layers!

[Yoprst]

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[deanclean]

Got my new 292 back from snap upgrade. Can’t wait to put some miles on this thing!

[Graham]

whoop whoop!

[deanclean]

Thanks so much for everything @Graham you and the crew are so helpful and always willing to go the extra mile.

[Yoprst]

Who knows guys if this 18oz CPO is made of the same denim as 18oz jeans including indigo used?

[A Former User]

@Yoprst if i’m not mistaken it’s the same denim as where there 18oz denims are made of. So not the unsanforized they had a few years back but the same as they use on there cuts nowadays. Great fabric!!