Worn Archives - Withered Fig

Iron Heart IHTL-1301-OLV, IHTL-1301-NAV, IHTL-1301-WHT, IHTL-1301-GRY

[Worn] Iron Heart Thermals IHTL-1301 - Sizing and Shrinkage, Two Year Review October 23, 2022 BLOG

Iron Heart’s midweight Waffle Knit Thermals have become a staple for us in our Fall/Winter wardrobe. Whether you live in milder climates like California or deal with some of the harsher winters in the Northeast, these thermals are versatile enough to wear no matter your location. Iron Heart does make a beefed up extra heavy version (IHTL-1700) for those who need it, but these midweight ones are solid all-around thermals that come in a variety …

Iron Heart Loopwheel Tees 6.5oz in Grey, Olive, Navy, White, and Black

[Worn] Iron Heart IHT-1610L 6.5oz Loopwheel Tee - Shrinkage, Sizing, and Wear Review August 14, 2022 BLOG

Iron Heart’s 6.5oz Loopwheel Tees are a core basic from Iron Heart’s lineup. Available in a variety of colors – Black, Grey, Navy, Olive, and White – these crew neck loopwheel tees are super soft and have a bouncy and stretchy feel to them. The weight makes these a nice year-round t-shirt, and depending on how you size, it can work better as a base layer underneath a button-up shirt, or as a standalone tee …

orslow slim fit fatigue pants 9 month review

[Worn] orSlow Slim Fit Fatigue Pants - Sizing Guide and Nine Month Review September 9, 2021 BLOG

We’ve been big fans of orSlow for quite some time, especially after coming across their Fatigue Pants in that beautiful shade of olive/green, but with a pastel-like brush to it. The appearance is soft on the eyes and unlike any other. Accordingly, I went ahead and picked up a pair before we brought it in just to give it a whirl. Nine months later and these are going strong, with no signs of wearing out. We’ve written up a review and a definitive guide to sizing on these trousers.

[Worn] 3sixteen Indigo Knit Crosscut Flannel - Three Year Review March 9, 2021 BLOG

3sixteen’s Indigo Knit Crosscut Flannel first debuted as part of their FW17 collection, and after three long years makes its return in both an Indigo Knit and a Black Knit. The Indigo Knit Crosscut Flannel, also referred to as the Selvedge Fleece Crosscut Flannel, will be available on Friday, March 12 at Noon EST.

[Worn] UES 400T Selvedge Denim - Four Month Review February 8, 2021 BLOG

UES is a new brand for Withered Fig that we brought in Fall 2020. Their Heavy and Extra Heavyweight Flannels get a lot of attention for their heft and solid value, but their 400 lot denim is what originally attracted us to this brand. Most pairs of denim you will find on their Instagram showcase this 400 lot denim, which we carry in the 400T and 400S cuts, and reveal how beautiful they look after …

[Worn] Dehen 1920 Black Denim Crissman Overshirt - Four Month Review January 3, 2021 BLOG

We’ve got a one year review of the Dehen 1920 for Withered Fig Black Denim Crissman Overshirt lined up below, courtesy of our guest writer John, aka @newenglandmenswear. We love putting out these Worn series, as they can really highlight some of the unique characteristics of an article of clothing. Unfortunately, time and available torsos are often an inhibitor for us in being able to pump out more of these. Fortunately, in the case of …

Viberg 2020 vs 2030 vs 1035 Last Service Boots

Viberg 2020 Last - Sizing and Impressions November 17, 2020 BLOG

Viberg’s 2020 Last in their boots and shoes is an anatomical take with a mold that bends and curves with the feet. While Viberg has made a big push in getting this last out to the masses, we’d venture to say it still has a lot of welcoming feet in waiting that just haven’t had the opportunity to try it on. Read on for our impressions and sizing advice on the 2020 Last. For a …

viberg slippers camel oiled calf with leather sole one month review

[Worn] Viberg Slippers in Camel Oiled Calf - One Month Review and Those Insoles June 7, 2020 BLOG

We’ve got a one month review of these Camel Oiled Calf Viberg Slippers lined up for you below, but alongside we took the time to figure out how to fix those pesky insoles that have become an issue on some of the more recent pairs of Vibergs. It’s pretty simple, but just something we thought we’d add for future reference if you ever have the same issue. We basically used some all-purpose rubber cement to re-attach the current insole to the base of the shoe. Simple and easy, fixed and done. Read on for more, and as always we thank you for taking the time to check out our blog posts!