My Collection Of Wabash Work Shirts

This video is a presentation of my collection of wabash work shirts as part of my heritage wear.
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Been looking for a Wabash shirt but struggling with fear for my size with Japanese makers. Today I remembered a company fairly local to me that's been making Workwear in the USA since 1913. They also make my sizes for sure. LC King is 4th generation owned work clothing company a couple hours drive from me and their shirt is $150 US.
Thanks for the breakdown on these 4. I'd personally go for the Benzak or Iron Heart since they're dyed on the inside also. I like fades but more on my jeans and jackets than my shirts.

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Thanks for the information and for the comment. LC King is worth looking into. I think you have to compare your shirt’s measurements to the one published on their website so that you would know your correct size. I am usually Size Small in Shirts. I am 5’7” in 140 lbs in weight.

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@@jovienarciseph I have looked at their measurements but it's still scary to spend $300+. According to Iron Heart I'd need a XXXXL, I'm 6 foot 2 inches and 225 pounds. The issue i run into its my chest is 52 inches and my arms are 17 inches. I can buy pants all day because I wear a 34 or 36 waist depending on cut. Shirts have me petrified though because I struggle with American companies. That's why I wear so much Carhartt. It fits.