Blackwatch Irish Wool Aran Sweater
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Posted on 23-09-2022 12:19 PM
Shamrockgift. Com offers a high-quality range of irish men’s clothing and accessories. The handsome collection has something for every guy. Whether you’re looking for layering items, t-shirts, accessories, sportswear, cardigans, or irish flat caps, we’ve got you covered with a wide selection of styles and brand names like guinness, aran woolen mills, saol, mucros weavers, and more to choose from. Men’s irish wool sweaters
ireland
has long been known for its hearty fashions and fabrics, with staples such as donegal tweed and the aran sweater among the most popular of irish styles. Shamrockgift.
Com offers a range of items in both these styles.
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Traditional Irish Men’s Fashion Styles
Many irish people wore traditional clothing until the 15th or 16th centuries. While their outfits underwent a few changes over the centuries, one of two major styles through the medieval and renaissance eras. Members of the upper classes wore the léine, a type of sleeveless tunic. The léine, worn by both genders, fell to men's calves and women's ankles. Women would later cover it with a sleeved dress. Around the léine they wrapped a long, fringed mantle called a brat. Expensive brat were secured with ornamental brooches and decorated with embroidery. The léine and brat were likely borrowed from roman and celtic cultures and were limited to the nobility.
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