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Now THIS is a heavy-hitter. It feels as if we took all your favorite properties from a durable, soft, long-lasting blanket and put it into this shirt. Made from an 11.5oz heavyweight twill, you'll feel the difference in this one the second you put it on.
THE SPECS + DETAILS
HOW IT FITS
The Conejo Shirt runs true-to-size; however, if you tend to be between sizes or prefer a roomier fit, we would recommend ordering a size up.
Our goods are meant to be worn in, not out. With the correct care, we want our customers to be able to treat their gear with the tough love it was intended to take. Take a look at our Wash & Care Guide to keep your goods performing for a lifetime.
Good things never go out of style. And great things get better with the passage of time.
Our brand mission is to create purposeful and quality-built provisions and make them last a really long time.
Every product page has a Size Guide link next to the size selector with garment measurements. Most of our shirts and jackets run true to size with a modern tailored cut — if you're between sizes, size up.
Free economy shipping on all contiguous U.S. orders over $150. Economy takes 5–7 business days, expedited 2–3. Orders placed before 12pm PT ship the same business day.
30-day free exchanges on all domestic online orders. Returns are accepted within 30 days on unworn items with tags attached. All sale items are final.
Yes. International shipping is calculated at checkout and duties are collected up front so nothing is owed on delivery.
Most of it. Our Repair & Replace programme will patch, restitch or re-snap anything we made — send it in and we'll quote the work before we start.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 15 reviews.
Review topics: ["color","buttons","fit","shirt","quality","looks","flannel"].
"Went with the green in a XXL knowing it would prob shrink a size if I dry with heat. Perfect for my 6-5 185lbs frame. Fabric is brushed inside and out to be super soft from the very go. This will get a heavy rotation in my fall and winter fits."
"Comfortable, soft, and flexible material that creels great over the shoulders and around the mid section."
"I love the look, feel, and weight of this shirt. Great vivid colors too. Can't wait until fall to actually wear it."
"Solid shirt. Heavy and soft I really like this shirt. I would recommend to others."
"Great shirt. Fits perfectly. Real good quality. Really pleased with it."
"Excellent fit for this one. I&R’s size chart/descriptions [How it Fits] are inconsistent from garment to garment, but this one is true to size. 6’0”, 185lbs, size L"
"For reference I'm 5' 11'' and float around 220 pounds. I train with barbells and stuff and can bench 315 but I'm a tad fluffy. Bought the XL and it was pretty big. Washed and dried in the dryer and it did shrink a good deal, but came out perfect for my taste. Still loose and roomy enough to layer underneath but not huge. I love this shirt. I had never spent so much on a flannel but it's worth it. Feels awesome. Warm and weighty. Soft but not too soft. It's very comfortable but it's manly and rugged too. I think it looks great. I got the blue one. I dig the little accents of red thread on the bottom button, and logo hidden under the pocket flap. The big buttons are cool as well. Had some loose threads in one of the pockets but it doesn't bother me. Wore it around for a week or two before writing this review, and it's my favorite flannel now."
"Really perfect shirt with beautiful fabric and spot on fit. Not baggie like so many brands."
"Quality goods like always!"
"Loved the weight of the shirt and that I can easily layer this for the winter. Quality is easily noticeable and felt."
Forged in Ventura, CA in a mass produced, disposable world, Iron & Resin is a product of "one-off" culture. Where men still build, by their own hands, the craft they ride, be it water or land.
