I went to Dublin for a few days and was very impressed with the tweeds, I got enough for a suit at a store called something and Howlin on Nassau street and then went to a store called Murphy Sheehy fabrics which had great linens and some very good tweeds(its kind of a of a store that buys overages and bits and pieces). I got tweed for a jacket there and will get some Irish linen for a suit.
There is not a single interesting men's store that I saw and the men dress terribly but the quality of fabrics, which I gather they export, has gone way up
But they do make those great caps in the tweeds so that is one visible improvement.
Its a wonderful city where the food is now very good and the people are fantastic
visit to Dublin
The store on Nassau Street is Kevinand Howlin. Great selection of fabrics and very friendly staff.
I bought a jacket from there as a "souvenir" during a trip to Dublin a couple of years ago. It was relatively inexpensive. Even though it is RTW (actually special ordered with my choice of fabric) and does not fit perfectly, I get a lot of compliments whenever I wear it.
If and when I go back I will probably buy fabric as you did and have a suit made.
I bought a jacket from there as a "souvenir" during a trip to Dublin a couple of years ago. It was relatively inexpensive. Even though it is RTW (actually special ordered with my choice of fabric) and does not fit perfectly, I get a lot of compliments whenever I wear it.
If and when I go back I will probably buy fabric as you did and have a suit made.
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