2022 Original Flannel Shirt Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- Flannel shirts are incredible: warm, tough, and they come in a variety of patterns and colors. For my money it just doesn't get any better than a good flannel shirt, so here are some of my favorites!
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-Indigofera Dawson Flannel Shirt: bit.ly/3JnPuNQ
-American Giant Vintage Flannel Shirt: bit.ly/3ECaOvz
-Patagonia Farriers Shirt: bit.ly/3S1SX9L
-United by Blue Responsible Flannel: bit.ly/32q1VbB
-Himel Bros Camp Shirt: bit.ly/3Js432X
-Iron Heart Flannel Shirt: bit.ly/3sF6eu5
-Filson Scout Flannel Shirt: bit.ly/3wJQM22
-Naked and Famous Flannel Shirt: bit.ly/3eLY2Al
-Carhartt Heavyweight Flannel Shirt: bit.ly/3sJEch5
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9. Adventure Jacket:
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18. Work shirt:
19. Wool vest: bit.ly/3CqU3Vq
20. Wool Coat: bit.ly/3N2W9Qg
Timestamps:
0:00 Flannel Shirts
1:10 Indigofera Dawson Flannel Shirt
2:12 American Giant Vintage Flannel Shirt
3:00 Patagonia Farriers Shirt
3:55 United by Blue Responsible Flannel
4:54 Himel Bros Camp Shirt
7:58 Iron Heart Flannel Shirt
9:20 Filson Scout Flannel Shirt
10:33 Naked and Famous Flannel Shirt
12:49 Carhartt Heavyweight Flannel Shirt
Reviews of clothing, boots, and accessories for men, along with style advice and life philosophy. I've been working with my hands for my entire life as a mechanic, tow truck driver, and eventually a licensed electrician. Being a blue collar guy, I look for certain elements in a product: is it durable? Is it high-quality? Will it perform well over its service life? Whether boots, pants, jackets, or tools I believe it's best to buy once and cry once by getting the best you can afford. With so many options these days, choosing the best product can become a difficult decision, but that's where I come in. Helping you stay stylish, rugged, and handsome.
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Check out all the shirts here:
-Indigofera Dawson Flannel Shirt: bit.ly/3JnPuNQ
-American Giant Vintage Flannel Shirt: bit.ly/3ECaOvz
-Patagonia Farriers Shirt: bit.ly/38Irkhr
-United by Blue Responsible Flannel: bit.ly/32q1VbB
-Himel Bros Camp Shirt: bit.ly/3Js432X
-Iron Heart Flannel Shirt: bit.ly/3sF6eu5
-Filson Scout Flannel Shirt: bit.ly/3Exyv87
-Naked and Famous Flannel Shirt: bit.ly/3eLY2Al
-Carhartt Heavyweight Flannel Shirt: bit.ly/3sJEch5
Carl, what is your Himel Bros shirt size?
Solid list. A couple years back Eddie Bauer had some awesome flannels. I have alot from them. I don't know if the quality went down.
I just got a Pendleton shirt for Christmas. I now know how a good shirt can feel. Completely opened my eyes to a whole other world of quality clothing.
I have to disagree…I’ve had three Pendleton’s that I’ve bought over the last couple of years. I like the cut and style, but I am just not crazy about the wool they use…I find it itchy. It is definitely warmer, but I live in North Texas, where it is rarely cold enough to justify wearing one anyways. I typically wear them when I travel, but I prefer Dixxon flannels…I’ve bought a bunch of their clothing period. I’m a big guy and they make clothing for big men, unlike a lot of companies (big men need style too! lol). Just my opinion.
@@aaronbickford8725 i have had a few Pendleton items and they are definitely hit or miss. 2 tartan shirts very nice 2 wool sweaters one extremely nice one itchy as heck. Camp blanket was posibly the softest/warmest wool blanket ive ever had.
I would like to see a comparison of everyday flannels. LL Bean, Orvis, Duluth trading, Legendary Whitetails, Vermont, etc…
I’ve got all of them and would like to see thoughts on this as well. The legendary whitetails are great for the price and the ll bean, carhartt, and Duluth all have perks and demerits.
@@drewhollingsworth4793 do you have a Vermont? What are your thoughts?
@@22busy43 i was turned on to the vermont flannels from a comment on Carl’s last flannel video. I really like them and now have three of them. I love that they are made in the USA. The quality is solid. I recently saw a comment about johnson wollen mills in vermont and am planning on trying on of theirs as well.
That would be useful. I am looking to get into flannels now that I live far North and I having trouble where to start. Want to get quality but not break the bank..
@@jermsman18 My favorite are Duluth Trading. Eddie bauer isn't bad. I have a Pendleton which is nice but a bit spendy although not nearly as pricy as some in this video. I've looked at the ones at Sam's Club and they just look cheap.
I just said to myself: hey carl murawski wanted to post a video about flannel shirts I really wanted to watch. And here it is, posted 15 Minutes ago! My flannel sense was tickling
Pay attention to that flannel sense!!!
I really as of late fallen in love with Dixxon flannels… especially love the detail of the sewn in cleaning rag for your glasses
They are cool but I wish they were made in the US or Mexico instead of China...
Ya, I just got turned on to Dixxon. I am disappointed that they carry different patterns and colors through their Australian store than they do through their American one. And then also, they have such a limited run that they sell out of the large sizes very fast. Then you look online and the scum of the earth resellers are charging $150-$200 bucks for one when they come from the store at an $80 price point. Everyone just wants to be in your pockets these days. Shame.
I know I am a hillbilly, but I always love the ridgecut flannels from tractor supply. At 50 bucks, I never make them sit one out for fear of damage or stain.
Fair enough man, use what works!!!
I can't imagine spending 250$ on a flannel to use for work haha.
Abercrombie has been killing it with fits and more heavy weighted flannels
Loved this one. I own several Carhartt heavy weight flannel shirts you can't beat the price and they are very well made.
I have that exact Carhartt and love it. But I would also recommend Ridgecut heavy flannel you can get at TSC. It's a bit stiffer, but a few washings takes care of that for the most part, and it also comes in at about $25.
Could you do a video with flannels that normal people are actually going to buy like Duluth trading and ll bean and stuff. I know you had a Carhartt in this vid and I appreciate that. But the rest of them are kind of ridiculous...200-300 bucks for a casual rugged shirt... Average people are not buying these shirts
and even working people reallllly wont buy a 200$ flannel, boots…. sure i’ll spend a pretty penny on my feet, knee pads yes, a freakin flannel? hell no
His last guide on flannels features Carhartt and Duluth. th-cam.com/video/4UFr2Iv9uqI/w-d-xo.html
@@wyattbreymeyer4033 that mentality is a problem in todays world. People will spend $50 every year for a poorly constructed, made in China flannel, etc. but won’t consider spending $300 on a very well crafted flannel that will literally last a lifetime. It’s time that people start buying fewer, better made clothes rather than many, pieces of crap.
Don’t buy cheap crap. The business model of most American clothing manufacturers is to produce cheaply made products that fall apart within a couple years so you have to keep coming back. Invest in quality.
@Pike Fish $300? Devium sells an American made and sourced flannel for $100.
Freenote Cloth flannels are awesome shirts too. I just started wearing their shirts this year and I'm very impressed with the fabric and cut.
The Pendleton Board shirts are the best in my opinion, a bit expensive, but those are cozy as a wool blanket!
The board shirts and the canyon snap shirts. They are both equally good and by far the best. I have 4 of the board shirts and 2 of the canyon. They are awesome
Bought Pendleton wool shirts at The Man Shop in Portland, as well as the Camas Pendleton factory. Fantastic shirt/ jac, but not cheap! These aren't itchy shirts if you're hairy like a bear.
I think that the flannels made by legendary whitetails are excellent gateway flannels for people looking to get into flannel wearing. They are cheap enough so if you accidently shrink dry one it doesn't hurt. But they are also warm and sturdy enough to be worn everyday! Carl, I would like to see your take ok them. They would be priced well below anything in this video, but I have numerous ones from when I first started wearing flannels and love them!
Agree! I have several of the LW Tough as Buck flannels and they're great for the price. I think my only complaint is that the sleeves feel a little too baggy, but that might just be my personal taste. Maybe I should just bulk up more. haha
I would also recommend Ridgecut flannels you can get for about $25 at TSC. They're heavy, if a little stiff, and also don't cost you a fortune if you ... miswash ... one.
I bought a Gitman Bros. Vintage Indigo Slub Flannel from Blue Owl last week and I LOVE it. My new favorite shirt next to the Patagonia Ferrier.
Thanks a lot for this Carl! Especially loving the himel shirt!
Check out Dixxon flannel best flannel on the market hands down
American Giant make flannels now, wait what??! I need to get me some of those
I really love the American giant flannels, probably some of my favorite shirts.
Good review Carl. The quality of your videos is fantastic, I couldn't help but notice how well this one was put together. Look forward to the next one.
Thanks for the video Carl. And thanks a lot for all the info that you put in the description box. I keep it simple and just buy from Patagonia if they make some thing fitting the description of what I’m looking for. Good stuff from a good company. They are so easy to deal with on returns and exchanges. The Himel sure looks nice👍🏻
I'm honestly a new fan of Proper Cloth. Having a skinny body and short arms, customizing the size is really nice. They have a bunch of different flannels and even heavier weight Japanese fabrics. Production in Vietnam doesn't get me excited, but it is what it is.
Good to know! I'll have to check them out, sounds pretty damned cool.
Thanks for updating your flannel video. When you update this video again please include the fit.
I currently have a Iron Heart heavy weight flannel and a UES. I live in the UES flannel. For my body the UES just fits. Fit is King.
Another great video for the catalogue, Carl. I recently returned from a trip to Iceland and was quite taken by flannels from the brand Farmers Market. 100% wool with cotton collar lining. Very nice pieces.
Thx Carl I love flannels. The wool/cotton ones are rare over here. So, I’m paying attention right now.
The American Giant flannels are quite nice, I managed to get one in a recent run and am very happy with it.
Thanks for doing this review, Carl! All of my shirts are untucked cuz there aint room in my pants for both me and my shirt! That Iron Heart has great colors. The Patagonia and that green one are really handsome. I had 2 Patagonia flannel shirts from 1989 til about 10 years ago. They wore like iron. Definitely worth every penny. Can't wear that Filson as it looks like something from the GB Packers. GO Chiefs!!! Those last 2 are good looking, too. Too many nice ones for my budget, but 1 or 2 will happen for sure. Stay healthy Carl!!
the one channel to guarantee that my bookmark tab with be filled up for stuff to buy
Content I live for: flannel.
I have the Alaskan guide shirt and I would say it is very comparable to the carhartt shirt in weight. I also have their moleskin shirt and it is my favorite shirt. It's great against wind and keep me mich warmer than any other shirt I own.
I`m glad you came up with this video as I`m always on the lookout for a good flannel but always afraid to buy them as i`ve had to throw away many more than I`ve gotten to wear , either they shrink badly or the wear ability is poor. I just reached over to look at the brand name of the very best flannel I`ve ever owned [ Burry Lane ] but alas they don`t make the brand any more , got 15 yrs service out of the last batch I bought and just now starting to wear out. I Like many others find myself having to buy thru the mail and fitment is always an issue with that method I`m really glad you had such an in depth review of these and as far as name brands that`s very helpful to as there are many companies out there trying to imitate the better brands between all the above it makes buying a daunting task. Thanks
My favorite flannels right now are the flannels from Ralph Lauren purple label. They are beautiful.
I agree with the statement about the Filson shirt. I recently bought this exact model, in Europe for an awful 140€ and a while later I bought a Nordsman shirt from the new Roark Revival brand for half the price. The quality, workmanship and details are on a whole other level. I will definitely not take the Filson Scout into the woods, but I will take it to the work...to the office.
Thanks for the video. Love to see a best value flannel $45-$75 range.
I think Carhartt is the only one he had in the $50.00 range.
@@IJLook yes, so many of these are made of unobtainium. I'd like to see a half dozen or so in a price range most of us can actually afford.
Awesome as always. I’ll have to check out some of those brands
I’m a big fan of LL Bean’s 1933 Chamois Flannels (slightly fitted).
Vermont Flannel is my favorite Made In The USA brand. Great shirts!
You have great taste in flannel, i loved every one you loved and disliked likewise.. the first Japanese flannel tho is beyond beautiful and in a lane of its own 🥇
Levi's also have some great assortment of choice flannels for the winter season. Really nice colors as well. Great prices. But that heavyweight Wolverine flannel is super nice! Hope you get a chance to look at those.
I saw that Carhartt when it came out and had to have it. Probably my favorite flannel this season besides my old Field and Streams.
Carl. Great update. I’ve fallen in love with the rugged flex mid weight flannels from Carharrt. Have you tried them yet? Much lighter works for me as I’m in Los Angeles. But the fit is perfect for people of our body type and the pockets are flapless with the tobacco pocket styling on the left breast. I’m up to 6 now.
A brand I really like and especially for the value is called legendary whitetails and within that brand is a line of flannel shirts called Buck camp and I think the fabrics and the cut and the colors and the single pocket design are very nice and then another brand I have fallen in love with perhaps even more is called Gioberti and again the cut and the quality of materials and the colors are amazing for what you spend.
I picked up two Alpine Design wanderful flannel and they are amazing
I have the Filson Alaskan Guide shirt in dark green and black. Bought it brand new with a discount, which was a little less than 700 rmb or around 100 us dollars. Super warm and I can wear it when it's 16 degree celcuis outside. It doesn't wrinkle much.
I should have bought Filson back in the 1990's because now...scary prices.
I watch a couple of your videos. Great reviews.. good job keep it up.
Thanks, will do!
I am very picky with clothing, and I finally pulled the trigger on the brand Iron and Resin after a ton of thought. Definitely size up, as they are more of a tailored cut; but they are a perfect weight and exceptional quality for around $70-$80. *made in California & also offer military discount (thought those were cool tidbits)
Also really want to pull the trigger on Proper Cloth, I've seen a lot of cool patterns and fabrics by them.
Cheers Carl!
Brother, I'm absolutely in love with this video. I love the production value of your contents. Please continue to produce high quality films like these. Love from AZ
Thank you! Will do!
I was gifted two Orvis flannels I use nearly everyday in the winter months as an over shirt. Looking to try some new stuff in the next 5-10 years
Carl, I've had some good luck with Duluth flannels. Can be entry to flannel world. I do own a few UHFs from Ironheart and they are king.
Howler Brothers are top of my list!
Carl, please, try some DIXXON (entry level flannel); Outerknown (blanket shirt) and Pendleton (Board Shirt). Portuguese Flannel as well.
I‘m adixxted, love them!
I’d also like to know your opinion on the Dixxon Flannels
I am still using my grandpa's Pendleton flannel from the 50s-60s.
How did Pendleton not make this list? I would pit the classic board shirt against almost every option you presented.
Exactly, I scored vintage western style flannel wool 60’s - 70’s . In $ 49-89 range in excellent condition.
I just now prefer the western cut over the board shirt . Had to get out of the same style rut .
Agreed, I've picked up a couple vintage ones from ebay recently and since then I can't bring myself to wear any of my other cotton flannels anymore.
Agree 💯 I have dumped all the cotton and polyester stuff this year. Moved all my Socks , boxers, shirts to 💯 wool / merino. Huge difference in heat and cold .
Those interested in another boot brand .
Truman boots US made
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Which then may send you to Indonesia brands. If you track off this videos to some other guy’s.
Curious to if you were a Pendleton fan. Wool plaid shirts have been a part of my family for 3 generations. Love the Pendleton Canyon shirt. You are good at what you do Carl!
Happy new year Carl
What do you think of the Men's Scotch Plaid Flannel Shirt from LL Bean, for a mid-price flannel? And how about Everlane?
always got a new flannel on Christmas from my grandmother.
The Carhartt Hubbard is an all time classic flannel also.
The Hubbard is the heavyweight. I have worn these my whole life. I prob have about 30 of them total. They are great shirts.
Pendleton and Quiksilver/Waterman are the only brands that fill my armoire. They have über cool ombres and color ways. There’s a lot of other great labels out there but that would interfere with my ocd and paychecks lol. Cool and informative video.
Dixxon flannels are amazing and they havnt really shrunk on me and the colors have held up over multiple years.
I agree with you. Dixxon is one of my favorite shirts. Absolutely Love mine.
I have a couple Dixxon Flannels. They are 100 % polyester which is why they don’t shrink and hold up well. But there is nothing like the feel of soft cotton.
I’ve got the big bill ones and they are unreal
Hey Carl keep the great content coming! What size was the Naked and Famous flannel you showcased?
Awesome video! I'm not a flannel expert by any means, but I'm glad I watched the video to learn about new companies I haven't heard of. How do Greyers flannels stack up against these other companies?
Great review!
I am a big fan of naked and famous as well, I have several pairs of denims but I haven't purchased one of their shirts yet. Their size charts for denim are pretty weird, which size did you order for your shirts?
Great vid
Thanks for this one as well. Some of these companies offer an XS, which isn't the most common.
You might want to tell everyone to check their subscription status. This is the second time I’ve had to re-subscribe. Thanks for the great videos. Have a great new year.
Great video! Filson flannels are good if you can get them on sale. I love my Carhartt flannel too. I surprised so many of your high end flannels are poly-blends. If I was going spend more than a Benjie on a shirt, I’d want wool or at least a mostly wool blend.
I'm a big fan of the price and quality of vermont flannel company shirts. Love they are usa made.
USA made but fabric is imported from Europe
Thanks for the flannel video!! I'm 5'4" and am athletic and weigh 145 lbs. All regular manufacturers make shirts that are too long in the sleeves for me. Can you please give me your opinion on the flannel shirts that have relatively shorter sleeves if any exist. My current flannel "go to" is Peter Manning and Ash & Erie (shorter men) but their flannels are pretty thin. Thanks again!
For the price how do you care for premium flannel? Do you dry clean or use the wash and risk shrinking?
Try 5.11 flannel shirts. Great quality for around $65 retail and they have mid and heavy weight. They tend to run smaller in the shoulders and arms, but the snap buttons and pockets are the best. Duluth are the most comfortable and LL Bean are great as well.
I love my Vermont Flannel Company shirts. Have you tried them?
Would love to see a review of the Outerknown Blanket Shirt. They're a little pricey, so I would like some opinions before pulling the trigger.
Custom button like one could uses in a high end blue blazer would be awesome.
I loved this video, especially the Himel shirt - love that retro vibe. I’d like to suggest Dixon Flannel for you to check out. I own one and the features and sewing are tremendous in relationship to the cost.
Yeah I thought the dixxon shirts were expensive when I got into them, after watching this video I see they're actually priced very well.
What shirt are you currently wearing in the video it looks fantastic
Another great video. Nice collection of shirts. Cool patterns and details. The “drug rug” comment made me laugh!
Hahaha because you know what I mean! I’m not sure what they’re really called, but all the hippies used to wear them.
@@CarlMurawski I knew exactly what you meant. Keep up the great work.
Wool or hemp back in the day.
Mostly syn these days
I’m only 16 but I love wearing Flannels. People my age think it’s weird and very very uncommon, but I love the look of maybe a green flannel, or a nice teel, elbow folded and some nice dark jeans :)
through a frend i have found Dixxon flannels, have you tried any from there? i ordered 1 and absolutly loved it and now have sense picked up a couple more, including a couple for my wife. granted they seem to be more geared towards bikers and a west coast style but those suckers are warm and block most wind while out riding. great video by the way, i will have to keep watching!!
Have you reviewed the Filson vintage flannel work shirts? Love them and very good product for the money IMO.
Love your channel and have been subscribed for a little while. When it came to flannel shirts, it was an obvious go to. Yesterday, I ordered an American Giant flannel cotton shirt on sale. I had done some internet research and was surprised to lean, it is made in the USA, one of the few. Too good a deal to pass up. But it is less than 6 ounces. Can you recommend a wool or heavier, warmer cotton, at least ounces, with snaps instead of buttons? Can be made anywhere, at budget, mid level or higher price point. I was thinking about LL Bean Pendleton, and that Japanese brand you say make the best. Also, as a Canadian, I am thinking about Roots.You have never covered American Giant or Roots, to my knowledge. Perhaps ideas for future videos?
You should get a Pendleton flannel
Flannels are the only type of shirt i wear. it gives that rugged tough guy look.
I would like your opinion on pendleton board shirts. Maybe do a video about it! Please!!
I’ve turned into an iron heart fanatic, nothing quite compares. However i am intrigued by the naked and famous flannel as that was my first pair of raw denim jeans.Also what was that green corduroy shirt you were wearing ? That thing is a beauty!
Best flannel shirts ever made are codet, and 5 brothers. Still have some new, and used from 80s and 90s.
Fun to look at them but Carhartt is the only one I have .
Check out Kitsbow flannels. They cater to mountain bikers, but their flannels are all made of Pendleton wool and made in NC. Good sizing options as well. I love their stuff.
DIXXON flannels 4 life.
What's the shirt you're wearing?? I'm a big fan of corduroy. Thanks 👍
The problem I've always had with Patagonia flannel shirts is the length of the sleeves. I bought an XL (my normal size) and the sleeves were way too short. I ended up buying another XXL just for some extra sleeve length, and the sleeves are still short. For the price they charge you'd think they'd offer something with sleeve lengths. I've found a much better fit with Pendleton.
Funny thing is I had the complete opposite problem. I normally wear XL but these sleeves were extremely long. Ended up returning it but loved the material and look.
Gerat video! What shirt are you actually wearing in it???
What do you think about Dixxon Flannels $59.95 they do not shrink or wrinkle. They are soft and sell out on almost every drop they come out with. They also have a hidden button down collar and a hidden piece of material sewn in to clean your glasses with.
And awesome colorways
Great vid! Wheres the shirt you wearing from?
I am going to check out quite a few, including Iron Heart who I have just found out have their international head office less than 5 minutes walk away from me. By appointment you can visit and try on, plus you get a 10% discount and a free hemming service if you buy in person.
Woolrich / Pendleton all i need
Is there any good unbrushed flannel shirts out there?! I have a Vans one with corduroy collar and elbow patches from around 2013 but I never found any other one quite like it.
I like flannels ❤️👍🇵🇭
Might I suggest the Brixton label, out of Holland. They make some great mid weight flannel shirts for $100.
Carl what shirt are you wearing in the video? The olive one
You should check out heavyweight flannel shirts from Wolverine. I bought one the other day from Big 5 Sporting Goods. It's really thick, soft & heavy. The color choices are very nice too. Not as expensive as the ones you are profiling in this video.
Fantastic vid as always. How do you feel about Stormy Kroger brand?
Stormy Kromer is a cool brand, but they’re seeming to get a bit lost. I with they’d stick to their roots and not go the way of Woolrich.