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

[Mizmazzle]

@mugsie I see what you mean on the hem. Might be a tad long. I find the rise of my jeans has a lot to do with how a shirt will lay. A higher rise results is a longer shirt looking longer and a shorter shirt looking better and vice versa…low rise make a longer shirt seem not as long.

Post soak post some pics. You'll get the best advice here you could ever want!!

[mugsie]

@Mizmazzle

Yup I wear 888s for the most part. Right now I have PBJ EX-003 Straight cut with a slightly lower rise than the 888.

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[mugsie]

[mention]Mizmazzle [/mention]

Hey dude I tagged you correctly! Post soak pics for sure

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[Mizmazzle]

888s are my go to as well. The jeans in the pics above are some lower rise Tellasons. I think this Wabash has a better length presentation on the lower rise jeans.

[mugsie]

[mention]Mizmazzle [/mention]

Hell yeah. Looks unhememed. Huge fan of stack city 35” inseam gang [emoji869]

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[Mizmazzle]

@mugsie this is with my 888XHS. Slightly lower length placement.

[mugsie]

[mention]Mizmazzle [/mention]

Great fit. Gonna go and try on my 888 when I’m home with this on. Never even thought to take into consideration the rise when regarding shirt length. Tumbled dry hot in dryer and got a quarter inch shrink in length. I think it fits great. Shoulders and chest is always my most concern and everything else generally falls into place after.

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[Jett129]

I’m in a similar boat to you when it comes to IH shirt length,and have not yet had any IH shirts shortened,but I’ve had other shirts shortened by my local tailor,and they,now,look so much better on me,that I will have him shorten some of my IH shirts. Cost $20

[Mizmazzle]

The arms, chest, and shoulders are dialed. Not a bad backup plan having it shortened at a tailor if you’re wanting a bit less length. I’ve def had some arms shortened on jackets and it made a world of difference.

Each time you hot wash it you get a touch more shrink the first couple times. Might not want the arms any shorter though.

[Mizmazzle]

Great thing about this gear is that it will last you a long ass time. So if you tweak a little thing with a tailor, you essentially have a custom fit that looks exactly how you want it.

[seawolf]

@Mizmazzle:

Great thing about this gear is that it will last you a long ass time. So if you tweak a little thing with a tailor, you essentially have a custom fit that looks exactly how you want it.

I had a tailor tell me years ago that she wouldn't touch my Iron Heart shirts because she'd never be able to put it back together as well as it was originally made. I respected that a great deal because not only did I know my shirts are really well made, but also this tailor knew that and didn't want to return the shirt to me with its integrity being compromised.

[mugsie]

This shirt rocks. Shirt is falling into place. Thought it would be more rigid but it is so comfortable.

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[Mizmazzle]

I totally agree with you on the structural integrity aspect @seawolf  I had an Oni 20oz secret denim jacket’s sleeves shortened. The tailor was blown away by the thickness and build. Ultimately I can tell that the construction of the work she did isn’t as good, it did Allow me to enjoy the jacket more. If those sleeve cuffs fall off one day I’d be pretty amazed.

[Mizmazzle]

@mugsie that shirt is looking way fly, bro!!! Congrats!!

[mugsie]

[mention]Mizmazzle [/mention]

Thank you! Perfect day for any and all IH gear here in upstate NY

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[goosehd]

@mugsie Are you between Syracuse and Albany?  It looks like I’ve been there or close to it before….

[mugsie]

[mention]goosehd [/mention]

Fishkill/Beacon. About 2 hrs south of Albany.

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[Jett129]

I love the Beacon/Kingston/Woodstock area.

[goosehd]

I have driven through that area on a few occasions.  Thanks for sharing!

[Daniel San]

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