Flannel Shirts
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bitchstewie

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67,417 posts

239 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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I fancy a couple of decent flannel/plaid/lumberjack type shirts that are almost warm enough to wear over a tee shirt without needing a jacket but not quite a jacked.

Orvis and Filson make decent ones but they're pricey and Amazon is full of cheap names you've never ever heard of.

I'm more on about this sort of thing https://www.orvis.co.uk/p/the-perfect-flannel-shir... than something like a McNair shirt both in thickness and cost.

Anyone have any pointers on where to look please?

julianm

1,732 posts

230 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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Dickies stuff is hardwearing & an xl really is that - how about - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dickies-Sleeve-Heavyweigh...
£36 doesn't seem too bad a price.

stongle

5,910 posts

191 months

wolfracesonic

9,197 posts

156 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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I was looking for similar a short while ago, I nearly (and still might) got something from here, merino wool flannel shirts. Ironically I bought a couple of McNair plasmadrys but as you say they are a bit spendy, though very high quality.

Drezza

1,471 posts

83 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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stongle said:
160 Euros for a shirt? laugh

anonymous-user

83 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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Have a look at the Hoggs of Fife country/sporting shirts, I have a couple, very well made and excellent value for money

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hoggs-of-Fife-Autumn-Lu...


Cudd Wudd

1,118 posts

154 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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Drezza said:
stongle said:
160 Euros for a shirt? laugh
Too cheap? hehe

Drezza

1,471 posts

83 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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Cudd Wudd said:
Too cheap? hehe
I guess this is Pistonheads so probably...

LargeRed

1,654 posts

77 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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Drezza said:
stongle said:
160 Euros for a shirt? laugh
WHAT ??? .....you could buy a new one for that money. biggrin

stongle

5,910 posts

191 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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LargeRed said:
Drezza said:
stongle said:
160 Euros for a shirt? laugh
WHAT ??? .....you could buy a new one for that money. biggrin
That's mid range for in here.

Belstaff will do a fetching one for 350.

crofty1984

17,064 posts

233 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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stongle said:
LargeRed said:
Drezza said:
stongle said:
160 Euros for a shirt? laugh
WHAT ??? .....you could buy a new one for that money. biggrin
That's mid range for in here.

Belstaff will do a fetching one for 350.
Are you pulling my plonker? For that I'd want it to come with it's own fking country estate.

CoupeKid

988 posts

94 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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Rapanui https://rapanuiclothing.com/product/men-s-organic-...

Possibly not name brandy or expensive for here but jolly nice shirts.

marc-vbzxw

21 posts

61 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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Lands End do good quality flannel shirts, with an unconditional lifetime guarantee.
I feel a bit of a fraud using it on a five year old shirt I’ve ripped, but they send an equivalent new shirt back!

Oldandslow

2,405 posts

235 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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Here's a cheap name you've never heard of, Brave Soul. Bought a few of them from Amazon.

Well made, comfy, cheap, hard wearing so far.

Only negative I would state is the colours faded after a few washes then settled. Not terrible, actually quite a fetching vintage look but be aware if not to your taste.

smifffymoto

5,186 posts

234 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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I like Rapanui and their ethics.

swanseaboydan

2,395 posts

192 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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Try m and s - I live in flannel shirts ( brushed cotton) as they are warm and yuu can put your phone in the pocket ! Marks and Spencer’s seem to outlast other brands in my experience

V8mate

45,899 posts

218 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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Carhartt do some great stuff. Buy a size down from their main range or actual size if from their WIP range.

I also picked one up from Triumph (motorcycles) but only because it was at a reduced price.

stongle

5,910 posts

191 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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crofty1984 said:
stongle said:
LargeRed said:
Drezza said:
stongle said:
160 Euros for a shirt? laugh
WHAT ??? .....you could buy a new one for that money. biggrin
That's mid range for in here.

Belstaff will do a fetching one for 350.
Are you pulling my plonker? For that I'd want it to come with it's own fking country estate.
Beslstaff jackets (at least) have lifetime guarantess. How about this......

£1100. Wallop.

https://www.mrporter.com/en-gb/mens/product/balenc...

smithyithy

7,899 posts

147 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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Barbour maybe

Cotty

42,224 posts

313 months

Saturday 6th November 2021
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There is a Youtube channel I follow called 4WD 24-7 which is basically a bunch of guys in 4X4's touring around Australia
https://www.youtube.com/c/4WD247

They have their own line of clothing called Snatch, named after a way to recover a vehicle.
https://snatchclothing.com.au/collections/flanno/p...


HOW SNATCH CLOTHING STARTED
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc5uOzimfMI&t=...

Edited by Cotty on Saturday 6th November 20:37