plz help me find this plaid shirt

i have been looking for a particular style of blue plaid flannel shirt, that i've seen around, (people wearing them) but can't find it anywhere. someone told me the insight label used to make them, but they stopped a while back...

the closest pic i can find is this:

http://images.asos.com/inv/R/15/90/451750/Colbalt/image1xl.jpg

http://images.asos.com/inv/R/15/90/451750/image2xl.jpg

^^^like that but without the hood and zip and stuff, just a normal shirt.

has to be online to order from the uk and available in small sizes cuz i am skinny and like things to fit snug.

any help would be appreciated muchly!

and brefore you ask, yes i have googled this to death already to no avail.

thats called "buffalo check" i think

http://www.ae.com/web/browse/category_feature_item_guide.jsp?catId=cat40005 ??

that is a very common lumberjack flannel plaid. try googling a little harder.

search "mens blue buffalo check shirt" and ull find about 1 thousand zillion of these

knowing what it's actually called is helpful, yes!

thanks everybody.

this is the kind of thing that you can get in walmart for about $7 but is impossible to find in the UK, by the way.

e.g. close but it's not right: http://www.uniqlo.co.uk/catalogue/men/shirts/113429-blue-flannel-shirt

i'd like to know where to get western shirts that are not all stiff and thick and ill-fitting!

internet person,

how did you find that picture above if you could not find this shirt?

sincerely,
ally

ps thanks for thread because i didn't know what that was called but def am improved in life for it and will search out for myself

jordan, try jessica's western wear in rogers park. they also sell wranglers!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mauri-weakley/buffalo-check-a-key-print_b_124677.html

thanks amanda.

that's like 5 blocks from my bro's apartment

just go to urban outfitters, all they sell is stuff like that

dan just got some pants there, and they were on sale! they have 501s for ~$32 and also an assortment of "cowboy cut" pants by wrangler and some brand called "resistol." the pants are pretty heavy duty, but they actually had sizes that fit him, which is unusual. i bought him a shirt there a few years ago too. all nice stuff.

i figured you were going to be in town, so...why not get some (non urban outfitters) western wear?

plaid shirts are beyond saturation point, I think ... mine are mostly collecting mold in a black garbage bag. If you're a dude and wear size 36-38 shirts, I'll cut u deal my friend

i don't understand grown-up shirt sizing :(

i usually wear a "medium"

and i need more shirts to wear when i play with my country band

buffalo check is ok but the hoodie layering look is holy god awful, do you guys not remember hooded flannels?? retch.

tis alright. wouldnt wear it tho

internet person,

how did you find that picture above if you could not find this shirt?

sincerely,
ally

― the schef (adam schefter ha ha), Tuesday, 21 October 2008 22:55

i was looking at the shirts on asos.com and happened to see it there, it reminded me that i'd been looking for something like that without the hood so i started this thread.

i don't understand grown-up shirt sizing :(

― Jordan, Tuesday, 21 October 2008 23:18 (6 days ago)

i am a little scrawn and wear 34 chest or x-small/small

just go to urban outfitters, all they sell is stuff like that

― burt_stanton, Tuesday, 21 October 2008 23:01 (6 days ago) Bookmark

i saw a nice grey buffalo check in urb's actually...

i'd never been in an urban outfitters just because it seemed lame to me (not a principled stance or anything, i didn't spend much time thinking about it), but i totally bought some shirts from them a few days ago.

never got indie guilt with clothes shops. fuck, even topman have the odd nice thing now and again!