The Gathering Season
Irish linen for the turning of the season.
The Collection The in-between season
The Gathering Season is made for the weeks that belong to neither summer or autumn. When the light softens, the evenings draw in, and everyone finds their way back to the table. Our café collection is cut in cloths with names of their own: House Check, woven just for us; Steam, a heavyweight soft grey-white; Cortado, the coffee brown; and two stripes — Sunday and Harvest.
Easy pieces that still feel put together, made to order in Ireland, to be worn often and kept well.
House Check, up close
The piece the whole season is built on. The Somewhere to Be Coat is a longer coat in our own House Check — a navy and thistle military check cloth, woven for us and tumbled soft, fully lined, cut to be the layer over everything from now through winter. When it's gone, it's gone.
After the tending, the growing and the playing, comes the gathering.
The piece the whole season is built on: a longer coat in our own House Check — a navy-and-camel cloth woven for us and tumbled soft, fully lined, cut to be the layer over everything from now through winter. When it’s gone, it’s gone.
Beside it sits Steam — heavyweight for a linen, it falls rather than floats, with room for a long sleeve underneath and perfectly happy in an overheated café.
The Afternoon The long lunch
Coffee that turns into wine. Steam and tweed by candle-hour — the pieces that stay comfortable long after the plates are cleared.
Complete the Look
Complete the Look
Tillie Top | Steam
Amelia Trousers | Patchwork
Asymmetric Tweed Gilet | Grey
Marshmallow Blouse | White
The Sunday dander
Out of the city and into the turning colours and fresher air. The same pieces, danders further: the Tillie Set on the coast path, the Somewhere to Be Coat in the wind, the Stella in the heather.
Made in Northern Ireland Worn often, kept well
Every piece is made to order in Northern Ireland.