IHSH-254-GRY - Top Dyed Kersey Western Shirt - Grey

We were very impressed with the texture of this Iron Heart piece. We know that's the norm with these guys, but this one, in particular, is ultra-soft and has super deep ridges (like Ruffles). It's named after the English village of Kersey where it was first made during medieval times. This is the only Kersey in the lineup that is produced with a top dyeing method. This is why it has such a unique look with those deep ridges being black while the tops are a gorgeous grey. This piece was one of the very first garments we carried back in the day, and 5 years later, it slaps just as hard. (that honestly might be the last time they produced it. So this shirt is a once-in-5-year opportunity).

• Made in Japan
• Western shirt 
• 14oz (approx.) Japanese Kersey fabric
• Reactive dyed warp and weft - no colour loss to be expected
• 100% cotton
• Tonal stitching
• Black Iron Heart logo’d Permex snaps
• Button at the collar 
• Western-style flap patch pockets with snap fastenings
• Single, double and triple needle stitch construction
• Western-style front and back yokes
• Felled internal seams
• Brown bobbin thread
• One-washed - no shrinkage expected

A variance of +/-.5 is within tolerance. 

Fit Notes: Tommy is wearing a size Large in the pictures. From his memory, the Kersey shirts fit large (even in the western), but his style has evolved since last wearing this shirt. He pulled the large, but would likely purchase the XL for himself. In the western, you just can't play around with sizing your normal size. It fits too slim even in a chunky fabric like this. So heed that warning. Tommy is 5'10," 165lbs with a 40" chest.