Traditional Irish Clothing
Jimmy Hourihan Fringed Shawl with Block Check
Jimmy Hourihan Fringed Shawl in Pepper/Salt Design
Jimmy Hourihan Fringed Shawl with Multi Coloured Bands
Jimmy Hourihan Fringed Shawl in Herringbone
Jimmy Hourihan Shawl with Contrasting Bling Band at Hemline
Jimmy Hourihan Fringed Shawl in Plaid
Jimmy Hourihan Fringed Shawl with Feather Motif
Jimmy Hourihan Shawl with Colour Block Design
Jimmy Hourihan Fringed Shawl with Celtic Motif
Jimmy Hourihan Shawl with Dot Motif
Jimmy Hourihan Shawl with Large Box Check Design
Blue and Black Pashmina Scarf
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Traditional Irish Clothing
Our range of Traditional Irish Clothing includes Irish hats and flat caps. Made from the finest Donegal Irish tweed including cashmere, and 100% pure new wool.
We also have traditional Irish men's clothing as well as women's clothing from makers like Jimmy Hourihan of Dublin. From Irish wool capes to Aran sweaters, we have lovely Irish gifts from our clothing range for everyone. We soon will have Irish baby clothing too!
FAQ's About Irish Clothing
What is traditional Irish clothing?
There are a few items of clothing that are traditionally associated with Ireland. These include grandfather shirts,Irish hats,Aran sweatersandtweed vests.
What is the most popular Irish clothing?
Irish hats for men such as thenewsboy hatare a popular choice forIrish mens clothing. Traditional Irish dress for women include our well knownJimmy Hourihan capes and shawls. Aran sweaters for men and women are very versatile for keeping you warm through cold and windy weather.
What is the best Irish clothing to give to someone as a gift?
If you are looking to buy something for someone for a birthday or anniversary, we have lovely Celtic clothing suchIrish grandfather shirtsfrom Cork in Ireland which make a great gift for him. When used with ourshillelaghsit makes it a beautiful and fashionable set for the Celtic gent!
