FS: Wings + Horns black tiger shawl collar, large

[mr bunbury]

I'm selling my very, very gently used Wings+Horns black tiger shawl from this season, size large. It's in perfect condition and is an amazing piece - it's just not seeing enough wear alongside my other sweatshirts and hoodies.

I've worn it maybe three times and washed it once. It looks exactly like it did the day I bought it, in fit it's slightly shorter, by maybe 1/2". $100 shipped 3-day in the U.S.

 

[BrettChaotix]

Is it really more of a gray, like shown in the photo or is it darker in real life?
Also, does it fit like a traditional large, or slimmer? (I'm 6'3/175lbs so I'd need it skinny)

 

[chronoaug]

The shawl collars fit like a w&h classic fit in the body but with more fitted arms than the classic fit hoodies.

 

[Cali]

I predict this will be gone in 5,4,3,2,1...

 

[shoreman1782]

I think it would be too big for you, Brett--and I say that not as a potential buyer.

 

[BrettChaotix]

damn damn damn, this is the hell of being tall and skinny... everything is either too baggy or not long enough.

 

[deaddog]

For those of you familiar with W+H, any guesstimates on chest measurements? Would it fit a 42R guy?

 

[irbe]

100 bucks?? How come nobody is grabbing this. I got one and its one of my favourite peices for winter. Superwarm. Sweating it in when im in the office.

 

[Cali]

Originally Posted by irbe

100 bucks?? How come nobody is grabbing this. I got one and its one of my favourite peices for winter. Superwarm. Sweating it in when im in the office.

Yeah, this is a sold out piece at a great price.

 

[drizzt3117]

Originally Posted by deaddog

For those of you familiar with W+H, any guesstimates on chest measurements? Would it fit a 42R guy?

Is this piece cut in the classic fit or slim? I would say a classic fit one would fit a 42R but a slim fit would not.

 

[BrettChaotix]

chrono pointed out that it's classic fit (meaning too baggy for me)

 

[deaddog]

Thanks drizzt. I pm'ed OP to say I'd take it and, hopefully, I was first in line.