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Made in Ireland
Handmade in Belfast by one of our sewists.
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Irish linen
Sourced here in Ireland, like all of our cloth.
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Reversible
Charcoal one side, forest green the other.
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Made to order
Nothing is cut until you choose it.
The Brat, long
A long fall of linen, made to move.
The story Ireland’s oldest layer
The brat (pronounced brawt) is Ireland’s oldest outer layer: a generous cloak worn by women and men alike, a shawl by day and a blanket by night, and often handed down.
We reimagined it in reversible Irish linen, with sleeves and a soft tie, so it moves with you rather than needing to be held closed.
Charcoal, or forest green
Two ways to wear
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Charcoal out
Wrapped and full of movement.
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Forest green
Turned to the other side.
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Wrapped close
Sleeves and a soft tie.
A House Signature
The Brat, in other cloths
One shape, more than one cloth.
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Also in the familythe irish brat | ivory
£500.00
Cut short, in ivory.
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Also in the familytweed brat | short
£950.00
In tweed, cut short.
The cloth
Irish linen.
Better with time.
All of our cloth is sourced here in Ireland.
Flax makes the strongest of the natural fibres, and needs far less water to grow than cotton. Linen is cool in summer and warm when the weather turns.
It softens with every wash, and gets better the longer you keep it.
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.
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