Giving legendary whitetails a try

[TLW '90]

Recently I decided I wanted to start upgrading to some better flannel shirts, I mostly wanted something that was made to tuck in and didn't want to spend a fortune.

Being a brand I had heard of I decided to browse their site and luckily they were having a black Friday sale.

I ordered this solid OD green.

And this one that I planned to wear on Christmas.

They took over a week to ship them though and sadly the expected delivery day was the 28th.

Luckily things have changed though, they are ahead of schedule and set to be delivered this Friday just in time.
All reviews I've read are positive, but I won't know how I like them until after I wear them a bit.
I'm hoping this could be my new brand for flannel shirts.

 

[Bfd70]

I prefer as heavy weight flannel as i can find.

 

[TLW '90]

I prefer as heavy weight flannel as i can find.

Thick flannels are nice.
I can live without the thickest flannels though because I have different layers.

 

[TLW '90]

Based on first impressions the quality seems pretty good , I like the length that will definitely stay tucked in, and the more roomy fit is definitely comfortable.

 

[TLW '90]

I have been very happy with the first 2 LW buck camp flannels I ordered and decided to order two more.
I thought their buck camp flannels were normally more expensive than I payed but apparently that wasn't a sale price, this time they do have a 25% discount code so the already reasonable price is even better.

I would like to gradually phase out all of my cheapo flannels minus a couple favorites t can wear as beaters, but I'm not sure if I'll just buy from LW or if I want to try out another company.
They have enough models and patterns that I don't really need to but I sort of feel like maybe I should.