Handmade in Dublin | Rooted in Irish Craft and Tradition

Inspiration:
The Man of Aran Moss Green Waistcoat captures the feeling of walking windswept cliffs under low clouds, where moss creeps over stone walls and sea mist clings to your collar. Inspired by the clothing worn by Aran Island fishermen, this design honours the practical ingenuity of those who faced the Atlantic head-on. The folded collar fastens tightly to guard against the elements, while the waistcoat's shape allows the wearer to move freely—then and now.

The moss green tweed is speckled with subtle tones of slate, bark, and soft ochre, evoking old forests and weathered coastlines. Woven with care, each panel holds a piece of Ireland—its textures, its weather, its poetry. Designed to endure. Meant to be remembered.

Features 
Traditional multi option closing for all weathers
3 Button Front Closing
4 Additional buttons for lapel closing option
2 working Welt Pockets
Our own branded Horn Buttons
Dipped hem at back for warmth
Interior Satin World Map Lining

Why Making in Ireland Is So Important to Us
From first chalk mark to last pressed seam, the Moss Green waistcoat is shaped by Dublin hands that value patience over speed. We select moss-toned tweeds in micro batches, line them with silky world-map satin, and finish with branded horn buttons—all under one roof. Local production lets us honour tradition, reduce waste, and send a little piece of Ireland out into the wider world.

Moss Green Tweed
Moss Green tweed captures the soft greens and muted yellows that creep over island stone walls. The V-shaped herringbone strengthens the cloth while giving it a gentle ripple, like wind across long grass. Specks of slate and wild-flower gold provide hidden dimension. Pure wool fibres make it breathable in warmth, insulating in chill, and inherently hardy—luxury designed for real life.

Caring For Your Man Of Aran Tweed Waistcoat
Crafted from premium tweed, this waistcoat deserves a little ritual. Hang it on a structured hanger to maintain its tailored lines, and allow it to rest between wears so the wool can breathe. Treat small stains with a damp cloth and mild soap, and when needed, entrust it to a professional dry cleaner. Machine washing and drying are best avoided. A little extra care brings longevity—and keeps it feeling as refined as the day you first wore it.