Flannel work shirts

[Pandemic]

I live in a warm climate, which means winter is the time I throw a light leather, cloth or denim jacket over my tshirt. I’ve avoided all other warm stuff like sweaters because they would compete with my outerwear (it’s rarely cold enough for three layers). That said, there are times when it would be nice to have something a bit warmer while indoors and be able to take my jacket off. I’m looking at flannel shirts and the price and quality range is insane.

I really like the texture and slub of UES and the fact they are more fitted than some of the ‘big lumberjack’ sizing I’ve seen. The price seems crazy, but I guess it’s still better than IH. What else should I be looking at?

 

[Bfd70]

Freenote cloth makes nice flannels too but they are not cheap. Dollar for dollar i like patagonia.

 

[Modified_last_call]

I like Pladra and Portuguese Flannel.

Both brands have light, mid and heavyweight options.
Pladra used to produce a portion of their flannels in the US, not anymore.
Good solid builds without spending $300 on a shirt.

 

[handymike]

Mine are typically from the thrift store or ebay: Mossimo ones are lightweight, plentiful, and come in all sorts of colors for less than $20

 

[Leathergato]

I have Iron Heart and The Flat Head for a few of my high priced flannels. For my more day to day flannels I like the ones from SchottNYC. They are like $85 but I have bought them on sale for under $50.

 

[Edward]

I don't think they have any in stock currently, but a couple of years ago I got a few from Cathcart Lonon which I fibd are great. For casusl wear (i.e. anything that doesn't require a tie) I also find their longsleeve polos a notch above a regular button down shirt in terms of warmth.