Man Of Aran Green Herringbone Tweed Waistcoat & Vest

Handmade in Dublin | Rooted in Irish Craft and Tradition

Inspiration:
Echoing the shifting greens of Inis Mór’s fields and cliff-fringed pastures, the Man of Aran Green Herringbone Waistcoat is a love letter to land and sea. Modelled on the practical clothing worn by fishermen navigating the waves in their slender Curraghs, it carries a legacy of function, warmth, and quiet fortitude. The signature collar fastens high across the chest to protect against biting winds, while the tailored structure allows for ease of motion—just as the originals did, worn over thick woollen jumpers on open waters.

The green herringbone is threaded with dashes of yellow and bronze like late sun on grass after rain. It’s a cloth that feels alive, rooted in earth and salt air, crafted with integrity and intended to last a lifetime.

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
In Dublin’s seaside light, our tailors cut every panel of green herringbone tweed, aligning the V-shaped ridges as precisely as stone walls on Inis Mór. Small-scale production allows us to inspect every seam, ensuring comfort, strength, and a finish that feels as good as it looks. By keeping the work close to home, we preserve heritage craft and create clothing that carry Ireland’s spirit wherever they travel.

Green Herringbone Tweed
Green herringbone tweed carries the rhythm of Atlantic waves and emerald fields. Its signature V-weave adds strength and fluid drape, while flecks of lichen yellow and sea-spray grey create depth. Woven from pure wool, it breathes, insulates, and repels light rain—perfect for cool, changeable climates. Crafted with care, it ages softly, mirroring the landscape that inspired it.

Caring For Your Man Of Aran Tweed Waistcoat
Your tweed waistcoat is made to last—treat it kindly and it will serve you well for years to come. Hang it on a wide, shaped hanger to help retain its tailored form, and let it breathe between wears to refresh naturally. For light marks, a soft cloth and mild detergent will suffice. When needed, a professional dry clean will revive it fully. Never machine wash or tumble dry—tweed, like tradition, rewards slow and careful tending.