IHV-22 - Alpaca Lined Whipcord N1 Vest - Olive, Navy, Grey & Khaki
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I don't have my exact vest measurements in front of me but off the top of my head the p2p is 22.75" and the front/back length is around 26"-25.5" or thereabouts, so it sits just below my belt. I use it as a layering piece with all my flannel shirts, but it's also pretty thin by IH standards.
I do own one. Tagged L.
I go with tagged L with UHF shirts and IH jacket. I do use to wear it with one uhf + one type III and the vest over. It is perfect. On bike…on foot...
Arms opening are generous. A good thing.
Forgot...but i go tagged M with the jacket. Hope it helps a bit.Envoyé de mon iPhone en utilisant Tapatalk
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@Sam:
I did take a medium in my IHM-14 and in the body it's perfect but the sleeves are a touch short… I love it anyway and I only really notice it on my bike but even then... I love it.
sounds like i'm a medium then. I know you have longer arms than me and I believe @Dishelveled also wears a medium in the IHM-14 and he's only 10 lbs lighter than me.
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I'd suggest medium on the n-1 for you, gaseous. It is sized generously. The vest question, I do not know, but I'd guess medium too–if pressed.
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I'd suggest medium on the n-1 for you, gaseous. It is sized generously. The vest question, I do not know, but I'd guess medium too–if pressed.
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cheers. looks like I'll need to purge my closet to fund these purchases
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^to add to this,
I wear XXL pretty much across the board in IH tops and also wear the N1 Deck jacket in XXL with plenty of room for layering.I picked up the XXXL vest last year off the market and it was just a touch too big so I am assuming the XXL will be just the ticket. That being said, I typically wear my vests with at least two or three layers including a hoodie or sweater.
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For what it’s worth, I use XL in UHF’s and have the jacket in XL. I layer it over a heavy tee and a flannel in mid-winter. If I wanted to wear it over just a shirt or just a henley I’d need to size down one.
this is why sizing is tricky for me. If I were to rely on IH's fit chart, which by all accounts is fairly accurate, then a size large would work best for me since those measurements are pretty close to an existing vest I own. But anecdotally, some of you size down and some of you go with your UHF size. I would only be wearing the vest with flannels as a layering piece. As for the IHM-14, the fit guide at Self Edge is similar to IH's guide so I think sizing down would be wise. If the IHV-22 was cut exactly like the IHM-14 then i'd likely be a medium but it looks like they're sized differently - ie. IHM-14 med = IHV-22 large.
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I feel your pain. Measurements are reliable and no one tries harder than the stubborn crew to get it right, but they don’t tell the whole story. Cut and thickness of fabric play a big part.
Alex’s original point is important. It’s all about how you are going to wear these items. If you want to wear the vest over leathers then go standard size if you want to wear it over regular tops then down one. That would be my advice. Worst case, shell out for two and get a refund.
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This is a really beautiful vest, which I am considering (along with the C-3 or RMC Alpaca Vest) buying, but I am not so convinced with the measurements. What borders me is the short length of the back. For a serious winter layering piece I personally would like it to be longer. If I look at the fit picks the opening looks a bit on the wide side too. I really would like to know how far down, temperature wise, you are wearing them comfortable.
For that reason I prefer the cut from the C-3 vest, but here I would need a additional scarf.
Would be nice if someone shares their experience!
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This is a really beautiful vest, which I am considering (along with the C-3 or RMC Alpaca Vest) buying, but I am not so convinced with the measurements. What borders me is the short length of the back. For a serious winter layering piece I personally would like it to be longer. If I look at the fit picks the opening looks a bit on the wide side too. I really would like to know how far down, temperature wise, you are wearing them comfortable.
For that reason I prefer the cut from the C-3 vest, but here I would need a additional scarf.
Would be nice if someone shares their experience!
I owned a c-3 vest, and I feel it was more warm than my 22, and definitely longer in the back, like you desire. As far as warmth goes, you're really only limited by how you size on them… I sized both of mine to be worn or thick shirts (This would limit extreme cold weather wear), but many other people size them to fit over leather coats/jackets.
Also, because the C-3 vests are made to order (I believe), you could order one with a collar, and get rid of the additional scarf!
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Thanks UnTucked!
I was looking at a size S with the IHV-22, this would let me still layer with UHF's and warm woollen Sweater. I was looking at a temperature range between +5° and -10°C.
Wearing the Vest over a Jacket isn't a option for me, since I am with 1.73m/5.7ft a relatively short guy. Just makes me look as wide as high!
With my IHSW-23 Hoodie and a RMC Buco Racing Vest in size 40, I can get with a medium active level, comfortable down to -5°C.
Hmm, C-3 with collar…now you made my head working/spinning around!
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This vest in khaki is calling my name. I’m a big vest guy and was about to pick up a patagucci down sweater, as that’s been my go to for years. Having a fairly IH exclusive closet and wearing a lot of dark denim tops lately, I feel like this piece could be one of those staples I use all winter. I need to better understand my sizing now though. All the conversation happening here has been very helpful.
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