IHSH-397-IND
IH-888-21od

Trying to get this 21 oz workshirt to loosen up some (layered over a 316 tee and a Real McCoy sweatshirt), but it’s taking awhile given I can’t invest proper time. The age old problem - too many great options to put proper wear into each piece. I guess I really need to thin the herd. As much as I hate that idea.

I will say the 12 oz sashiko CPO has softened up quite nicely. Obviously a completely different animal. Still incredible.

IHSH-317-YEL
IH-1610L-NAV
IH-888S-19L
NB 990v6

And here is today…
IHSH-389-IND
Dehen HDOST Tee
777-XHS
AJ1 Japan Midnight

IHSH-266-IND - 12oz Wabash
Samurai S0170GNX
NB 990v6 Bronson

Untucked
IHTL-1501-OLV
Warehouse slub tee
IH-888S-21od
NB 990v6 Carhartt

Odie the Sheepadoodle on the couch

Last night - with the 21 oz serge windbreaker and an Eagles lid. Go Birds.

SB LII - Birds cap
IHSW-63-MUS
IHJ-142-BLK - 21oz Serge
IH-888S-21od
NB 990v6

Bruce the Bernedoodle

Go Birds!

Later in the day fit…

IHSH-332-SAX - UHF Anniversary Western
IH-888S-SBG - 21oz
DUNK SB

Back at PHL on my way to SFO yet again. This serge windbreaker has become my everything jacket. Some nice fades starting already. I’ll post some pics.

389 as well.

When not wearing NBs, I travel with the Viberg Oxfords. Love these.

Back at the airport again…chilly morning at PHL

Layered up with all kinds of IH

IHJ-142-BLK - 21oz Serge Windbreaker
Untucked
IHTL-1501-OLV
Dehen tee - natural

And not pictured…

19 oz LHT
IHG-030-OLV
Viberg Oxford

Locked & Loaded - looking forward to this one!

Embrace the crocking. You can't avoid it. Convince your significant other that it's a necessary part of life.

@sophisto000 - that jacket is the newly released windbreaker - 21 oz black serge! Also available in indigo and loved by all who snatched one. It's lovely. I'll start posting some fades on the product thread soon.

St. Patty's BUMP

@Oaktavia - wonderful news, congrats!

Seems like you've been training for this at work for a number of years. Not to mention your work with the pups. But I'm sure you realize that there is no true training for what you're getting yourself into. My suggestion is to embrace every moment of it, as time really does start to move fast once you have a little one onboard.

@Matt - I couldn't have said it better myself. I also started HS around the same time (in '87) - and I also went to a school with a lot of folks that introduced me to old school rap - I played basketball and ran track if that helps paint a picture - so I was able to experience a tremendous catalog across various categories. It helps me "school" my girls on what real music is - not the mumble rap of today or the ridiculous auto-tune nonsense that everyone seems to have in their bag.

@VegaS10 - thank you sir - enjoy it!

One of my favorite light weight IH work shirts. Highly versatile and comfortable in many climates. Styled under the UnTucked in a windy 60 degree soccer field with 19 oz LHT keeping me nice and toasty.

@SKT - REM is one of my fav bands of all time. In 1987 my best friend’s older brother - who had a local band that was influenced by Husker Du, the Mats, REM, Guided by Voices, and others - turned me onto a mixed tape that included so many great tunes from that era - ie, Alex Chilton from Pleased to Meet Me; a few greats from Fables, Life’s Rich Pageant, and Document.

Several years later I discovered who Big Star was - and experienced the real Alex Chilton. Highly recommend that everyone with an interest in this genre to give a list to Big Star’s “#1 Record”. Classic.

This was around the time that I was also intrigued to the Dead Milkmen - a Philly treasure. Saw them a number of times. Of course they are a fun “punk” band, much different from those mentioned above, but worth a listen when you’re in the need of some smart, satirical, and often ridiculous lyrics from Rodney Anonymous and Joe Jack Talcum. Good times.