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I'm figuring that there are many here that wear flannel shirts once it gets cold. I wore out my lined shirt that doubled as my shooting coat for silhouette, my last unlined shirt is holding up but I need to get a couple decent shirts that are not made out of thin cloth before I wear it out. Where do I look?

I bought a lifetime supply of original Horny Toad heavyweight blended fabric flannel before they were bought out by the skinny jeans freaks.

Something like this

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Horny-Toad-Co-Men-s-NWT-Purple-White-Blue-Plaid-Flannel-Button-Down-Shirt-M/223698217006?hash=item341573e82e:g:s9MAAOSwibJc5tM5:sc:USPSPriorityMailPaddedFlatRateEnvelope!78254!US!-1

The Filson Alaska Tuxedo cannot be beat for a cotton shirt. Unfortunately they are ridiculously priced. I had 4 and there was a cleaning snafu and I never saw them again.

I wear a lot of Pendelton wool shirts. I like the more western cut that is made to be tucked in, the board shirts are too short for me if they’re the right width and expose my back when I bend or squat. They too are expensive but I’ve had better luck finding them at thrift stores and eBay for cheap. Much warmer than a cotton flannel and many more colors available than the Filsons.

L.L.Bean carries them.

L.W.

I get mine thru Tractor Supply.

Lands End has always carried quality Shirts. They are one of the few online retailers I would buy clothing from based in description and specs alone.

These heavyweight flannel shirts look like they might be your huckleberry-

https://www.landsend.com/products/mens-traditional-fit-rugged-flannel-shirt/id_341121?attributes=44967,11370&dysku=5254734

The Promo code knocks them down to $40 each

they're good, also Orvis

L.L. Bean, Land's End, Orvis.

I don't think that the flannel shirts from Bass Pro or Cabela's have the same level of quality.

From the closet. They last a long time down this way, don't recall when I bought the last....

Duluth Trade Company.

I have 2 shirts that are going on their 3rd winter and I rotate them all winter long. They may cost a little but are well worth it. Bought 1 last winter and will buy a couple more this winter.

Buy the closeout colors on-line for about half price.

I have 2 of the burley weight and 1 lighter one.

Have converted a couple buds to their flannels as well.

Thrift stores, yard sales, you would be surprised what you can find at thrift stores for pennies on the dollar.

I shall never want for flannel again

Granny's favorite deer slayin/chainsawin grandson in-law got at least one shirt every chrimmus for the last 25 years.

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Not sure if they are around any more, but the CODET flannel and wool shirts I bought in the late 90's are still going strong.
I did get two flannel shirts from Duluth Trading Company for Christmas two years ago and they're first rate shirts.

StarchedCover

Blain's Farm and Fleet

https://www.farmandfleet.com/produc...ns-long-sleeve-super-brawny-flannel.html

Stopped wearing flannel. Never owned one that did not shrink.

I stopped wearing flannel when I discovered twill work shirts. I like Craftsman's.

But here's a hella bargain on Dickies. I got three in what I hope is the largest size I'll ever need! LOL

https://www.botach.com/dickies-mens-long-sleeve-workshirt/

I wear wrangler blue jean shirts

If I lived in Central Florida, all I would ever wear is a wife-beater.