IHSH-225 - 10oz Indigo Check Flannel Work Shirt

[Bill C]

@Bill:

Is this fabric similar in warmth/breathability to say IHSH-21, or closer to say IHSH-201? - 201 is 6oz I know but subjectively feels heavier imo

@Giles or @Alex can you advise? - many thanks  Bill

[Alex]

More like the IHSH-170/193 or the IHSH-129

[Bill C]

@Alex:

More like the IHSH-170/193 or the IHSH-129

thanks 

[Bill C]

@Alex:

More like the IHSH-170/193 or the IHSH-129

@Alex - so that would be heavier than the 201 and, say, a little lighter than the 21?

many thanks

Bill

[neph93]

@Bill:

@Alex:

More like the IHSH-170/193 or the IHSH-129

so that would be heavier than the 201 and, say, a little lighter than the 21?

The 21’s are 10oz chambray so the same weight but a different beast. The shirts Alex mentions are unbrushed flannels at 10oz so they are the best reference.

[Bill C]

@neph93:

@Bill:

@Alex:

More like the IHSH-170/193 or the IHSH-129

so that would be heavier than the 201 and, say, a little lighter than the 21?

The 21’s are 10oz chambray so the same weight but a different beast. The shirts Alex mentions are unbrushed flannels at 10oz so they are the best reference.

The reason I ask again is that I’ve never owned/handled a 129/170/193 so I’m referencing IH shirts I own. The fabric weight doesn’t seem to always tell the whole story - for example 133 and 201 are both nominally 6oz but 201 is thicker/heavier than 133. OK, 133 is a chambray and 201 is an unbrushed flannel but, well just trying to get the best idea of what I might be out to snag when they go live 

[Alex]

I would say it feels thicker than both the shirts you reference.

[neph93]

Think 201 but heavier and with a thicker weave and you’re close.

[Bill C]

thanks both! 

[Steve]

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