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"Holidays are coming," as a famous brand says at Christmas time. We've been doing a great job this year so far at supporting each other. This Christmas, Irish brands need a helping hand. I've put together a list of 23 Irish brands to support this Christmas.
You'll be able to find something for everyone from these Irish businesses. Whether it's skincare, clothing or even accessories for your dog, these Irish brands have you covered. Or you might just want to treat yourself to an early Christmas present. That's okay. You've a wide array of things to choose from, courtesy of these 23 Irish brands. I’m looking for: Casual wear Formal wear Winter wear and accessories Skincare Fragrances Watches Home décor Books and stationery Alcohol Audio
freshcutsclothing.com
The retailer is based on Drury Street and prides itself on stocking sustainable brands. It caters for men, women and children. I quite like their knitwear but they cover all the bases when it comes to casual style. Fresh Cuts also has its own clothing line, catering for both men and women. You are bound to pick up something for Christmas with this brilliant brand. jillandgill.com Jill Deering and Gillian Henderson founded the fashion brand, Jill & Gill. The Irish brand produces pretty colourful unisex pieces including t-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies. It pays homage to famous women in its designs like Grace Jones and Anna Wintour. Jill & Gill has sustainable production methods in place and uses materials that are better for the environment too. So, you will not only look good in Jill & Gill clothing but you'll be doing good as well. tampandstitch.com Staying with the whole quirky vibe, Tamp and Stitch has you covered if you are looking for t-shirts for men or women's sweatshirts that are a bit different. It also sells pretty cool looking face masks. The sweatshirts and t-shirts would definitely make a good Christmas gift. indigoandcloth.com You'll be able to find lots of high-end fashion brands such as Rains and Norse Projects, in its forward-thinking, Irish-owned store in Temple Bar. You're bound to find something that is both, chic and casual.
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