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    Dad’s Tie | Loinnir Pink

    £175.00
    Ready to ship
    Made to order
    Out of stock
    Model is 5'8.5", UK 8, wears One size

    Our bespoke Loinnir Pink Irish linen, beetled until it sparkles, in the smallest finishing touch. Dad’s Tie brings the cloth’s crisp character and brilliant pink to a familiar borrowed-from-Dad detail.

    A button fastening at the centre back attaches it to Dad’s Shirt to hold it in place. It detaches for wear with other shirts, and can be tied or worn loose. The beetled finish gives the linen structure and a sparkle that catches the light beneath a collar.

    Wear it with the matching Dad’s Shirt for pink upon pink, or against the deep purple of the Temple Shirt. A little mischief, properly dressed.

    • Loinnir Pink, our bespoke pink beetled Irish linen
    • Sparkling finish and crisp character
    • Centre-back button fastening attaches to Dad’s Shirt to hold the tie in place
    • Detaches for wear with other shirts
    • Can be tied or worn loose
    • Designed to pair with the matching Dad’s Shirt
    • Designed and made in Ireland
    • Made from 100% Irish linen

    Ella is 5′8½″, usually wears a UK 8 and is wearing our one-size tie.

    Crafted from Irish beetled linen, this piece draws on one of Ireland’s oldest textile traditions. The beetling process gives the fabric its distinctive structure, smoothness and sheen, preserving a rare craft still practiced in Northern Ireland today. Care Instructions Dry clean only. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and store in a cool, dry place. Use a padded hanger or fold neatly to help maintain the shape of the garment.

    Our made to order pieces have a production time of 3-4 weeks.

    Ready to ship items will be shipped within 1-2 working days.

    Delivery is £6, and free on orders over £250.

    No customs charges for any of our pieces if based in the EU.

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    Dad’s Tie | Loinnir Pink

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    • Made in Ireland

      Handmade in Belfast by one of our sewists.

    • Loinnir Pink

      Our own pink linen, beetled until it sparkles.

    • Buttons on

      To Dad’s Shirt, or worn on its own.

    • Made to order

      Nothing is cut until you choose it.

    Look closer

    A little mischief, properly dressed

    A familiar borrowed-from-Dad detail, in the cloth’s brilliant pink.

    • Dad’s Tie in Loinnir Pink, tied over an ivory linen shirt

      With other shirts

      It detaches from Dad’s Shirt.

    • Dad’s Tie in Loinnir Pink worn loose, showing the pointed ends and beetled linen texture

      Tied or loose

      However you like it.

    • Dad’s Shirt in Loinnir Pink; Dad’s Tie in Loinnir Pink; Sweetie Trousers

      With Dad’s Shirt

      Pink upon pink.

    The cloth

    Loinnir Pink.
    Loinnir means sparkle.

    Our own pink Irish linen, beetled until it catches the light.

    The pink was made for us, then taken to Upperlands, to the last beetling mill in the world. There the linen is wound on a wooden beam and struck by wooden hammers, again and again, until the weave closes and the surface begins to shine. The sparkle comes from the hammering, not from any finish.

    That crispness holds a shape away from the body and lets the light run along every fold: the gathered sleeves of the Anointed Coat, the double layers of the Bow Skirt, the long line of Dad’s Shirt. It is the signature pink of Kept for Good.

    Colour
    Brilliant pink
    Finish
    Beetled in Upperlands
    Worn as
    Anointed Coat, Bow Skirt, Dad’s Shirt and Tie
    Willie Smyth, the world’s last linen beetler, at the engines in Upperlands.

    Dad’s Shirt in Loinnir Pink; Dad’s Tie in Loinnir Pink; Sweetie Trousers; Anointed Coat in Loinnir Pink

    One pair of hands,
    start to finish.

    Every piece is cut and sewn in Belfast by one of our sewists, who sees it through from the first cut to the last stitch.

    We keep our making close to home on purpose. Belfast was once the linen capital of the world, and the skills that built it are rare now. Making here is how we keep them alive.

    Need it by a particular day? Let us know by emailing us or leaving a note at checkout.

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