Women's Alpaca Tweed Bodywarmer With Moleskin Trims

Cut, designed and handmade in Balbriggan, Co. Dublin
Developed from our bestselling Constance Jacket, this tailored tweed bodywarmer is crafted from a beautifully soft alpaca wool blend tweed. A refined take on classic Irish tailoring, it combines effortless elegance with practical versatility, making it the perfect layer for changing seasons.

Designed and handmade in our Balbriggan studio, it offers timeless sophistication with the ease of everyday wear. Lightweight yet beautifully structured, it is ideal for milder days, country walks, and evening strolls along the coast. A piece designed to bring comfort, warmth, and quiet distinction wherever the day takes you.

Features:
Alpaca Wool blend Tweed       
Zip Closure
Front Placket with top button
Hip length
Two moleskin trimmed jetted front pockets
Collar with piping trimming
Button tab detail at sides
Dipped Hem
Side slits with piping detail
Satin World Map Lining
Made in Dublin

Inspired by Countess Constance Markievicz
The Constance Jacket is a tailored piece that honours the spirit of one of Ireland’s most extraordinary pioneer Countess Constance Markievicz. She was a trailblazer who moved between worlds with grace, an aristocrat and revolutionary, artist and soldier, first woman elected to Westminster and one of the first female cabinet ministers in the world. Her courage, conviction, and quiet elegance are woven into this jacket, capturing both strength and refined style.

Caring for Your Tweed Jacket
Tweed is made to last, but it appreciates care. Air your jacket after wear, brush it to keep the fibres fresh, and protect it from moths with natural cedar or lavender. Clean only when necessary, and it will age gracefully, becoming softer and more distinguished with time.

Why Making in Ireland Is So Important to Us
Ireland is more than a backdrop—it’s the thread that runs through everything we create. By making in Balbriggan, we hold on to the traditions of craft while allowing each piece to carry the spirit of where it came from.