Man Of Aran Bog Brown Tweed Waistcoat & Vest

Handmade in Dublin | Rooted in Irish Craft and Tradition

Inspiration:
Drawn from the elemental beauty of Ireland’s boglands, the Man of Aran Bog Brown Tweed Waistcoat speaks of tradition, resilience, and a deep connection to land and craft. Its pattern is rooted in the waistcoats worn by Aran Island fishermen, tailored to wrap across the chest against sharp winds and the sting of salt air. It is a piece designed not for decoration, but for survival—and now, reimagined, for timeless wear.

The tweed—dyed in tones of peat, smoke, and burnt umber it feels as royal as the landscapes it reflects. Flecks of russet and gold shimmer like the last light over a turf fire. Every thread is a celebration of Irish heritage: the calm of the bog, the steady hand of the weaver, and the quiet strength of those who came before.

Features 
Traditional multi option closing for all weathers
3 Button Front Closing
4 Additional buttons for lapel closing option
2 working Welt Pockets
Our own branded Horn Buttons
Dipped hem at back for warmth
Interior Satin World Map Lining

Why Making in Ireland Is So Important to Us
The Bog Brown waistcoat begins not in a factory line, but at a single cutting table in Balbriggan. Our makers handle each length of tweed—dark as freshly turned turf—before stitching it into form. Working this way means fewer pieces, more intention, and a tweed vest whose quality you can feel. Irish-made isn’t a slogan; it’s a promise of authenticity, sustainability, and quiet luxury.

Bog Brown Tweed
Bog Brown tweed is as rich and dark as the turf fields that shaped Ireland’s history. Subtle russet and red flecks pulse through the herringbone, adding quiet colour under changing light. The tightly woven wool offers warmth without weight, natural weather resistance, and a supple drape that improves with every season of wear.

Caring For Your Man Of Aran Tweed Waistcoat
Woven from wool that breathes with the landscape, your tweed waistcoat thrives with natural care. After each wear, hang it in a well-ventilated room on a broad hanger to preserve its silhouette. Spot clean with care, using gentle detergent and a soft cloth. When a deeper refresh is due, we recommend dry cleaning only. Avoid harsh machines—let time, air, and tradition do the work. It’s a tweed vest meant to age gracefully with you.