Just bought this bag. Looks great and will come well in handy for smaller gear such as sunglasses, keys, tobacco, perhaps a (water) bottle and various bric-a-brac, knick-knacks and such. Does it look like a womens bag? Perhaps, but it’s all about guts and courage on how to pull it off. I’ll double it up with a wabash western just cause I think it will look the business. 
Anyone who could perhaps supply with images of this shirt with a bit of wear and fades, pretty please? 
Anyone who could perhaps supply with images of this shirt with a bit of wear and fades, pretty please?
Just bought this bag. Looks great and will come well in handy for smaller gear such as sunglasses, keys, tobacco, perhaps a (water) bottle and various bric-a-brac, knick-knacks and such. Does it look like a womens bag? Perhaps, but it’s all about guts and courage on how to pull it off. I’ll double it up with a wabash western just cause I think it will look the business.
@jat
Sorry I just saw that it is a medium.
Cheers.
@DrPat hi there,
this is helpful, thanks for posting it!
What size is the shirt bearing these measurements?
I tried to compare in the size chart.
Is it an XL? Or L?
For those who cares and find it interesting:
Did a soak and wash the other month and thought the turnout could be helpful for some.
Jean: 555-25-xhs
Size: 32
Numbers in this order:
Pre first soak (new)/ soak (super crazy hot water) / machine wash (40C gentle cycle 60 min, front loader machine).
Size tag: 32
W: 43/ 42 cm / 41,5
Fr: 26,7/ 26.5 cm /25,5 cm
Br: 40cm/ 39 cm / 38,4
Thigh: 31,5 / 31,5 cm /30,8
Knee:20,8 cm /19,8 cm 19.6 cm
Hem: 19,2cm/ 18.8 cm /18,8 cm
Have left out inseam as I shortened them prior to second soak so non applicable.
I appreciate [mention]neph93 [/mention]! I’m still on the fence about the one I found. I may just wait for the restock, whenever that maybe. I feel like a L or XL would fit me best, but the one I found is an XXL [emoji28]
I’d say wait for restock. To try to play the shrinking game in order to come down 1-2 sizes are to much to hope for I reckon. Sign up to be notified when the relevant size of shirt is back in stock again. In meanwhile sit back and wait. Think that is the best and safest way to go tbh.
Thanks for posting that @[mention]Adero [/mention] . I’ve been contemplating buying a used one (all I can find, atm), that’s a size too big. So, this helped put shrinkage into perspective. US machines do not have a temp setting like yours; is 60 degrees Celsius hot?
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Machines over here have settings as standard in general of and from 30 (cold/delicate), 40 (standard ev
eryday washing such as for cotton) 60 ( for cotton such as underwear and bed linen etc. ) and 90 ( bed linen). 90 being close to boiling point of 100 to give you an idea. Human normal body temperature is 37….
Most clothing companies advise for 30 or 40 degree washing cycles.
Don’t know what “hot” on an American machine would translate to I am afraid.
But hope the above helps a bit.
For info, for those of you finding it interesting and useful.
Did a 60 degrees celsius wash using a front loader machine.
No soaks or washes have been done previously.
Found it a tad too large and too long before, so therefor I did not make use/wear it (the shirt) as much as I would have like to.
Am pleased with the result now after washing. Sleeves good, so is front and back.
Perhaps chest a bit too snug, especially as I like wearing a heavy sweater underneath, but still works and am sure it will stretch back out again. So no worries. 
PRE WASH /POST WASH
Iron Heart IHSH-62-IND
Tag size: M
P2P: 55 cm / 54.5 cm
Shoulder: 43 cm / 42.3 cm
Sleeve: 65.5 cm / 64.4 cm
Front: 63.6 cm / 62.6 cm
Back: 76.0 cm / 74.5 cm
