Archive: 2025/03

Why Ireland’s Runners are Called Sneakers Across the Pond

Sinead Rafferty

Mar
9

Why Ireland’s Runners are Called Sneakers Across the Pond

Why do Americans call trainers sneakers? The term ‘sneakers’ is deeply rooted in cultural and historical context, stemming from stealthy footwear ideal for both casual wear and sports. For Irish folks, understanding this might bridge a fun cultural gap. This knowledge offers not just a glimpse into linguistic nuances, but also insights into global brand marketing and identity.

Sinead Rafferty

Mar
7

Exploring Ireland's Fashion Sportswear

In Ireland, fashion sportswear isn't just about hitting the gym—it's about making a statement on the streets. With the rise of Irish sports brands like Gym+Coffee and the influence of local culture and climate, sportswear has become an essential part of everyday wardrobe. This article delves into what defines fashion sportswear in Ireland, the emerging trends, and how to embrace the sporty-chic look while supporting local businesses. You'll also find tips on keeping comfortable and stylish in the unpredictable Irish weather with the right sportswear choices.

Ireland's Best Fabrics for Staying Cool in Summer

Sinead Rafferty

Mar
5

Ireland's Best Fabrics for Staying Cool in Summer

Thinking of summer in Ireland means imagining mild temperatures and the occasional sunny spell. But even these can leave you wishing for a perfectly cool outfit. This article covers the best materials for summer dresses in Ireland, considering local weather nuances. From linen's breathability to the cool touch of cotton, learn how to stay stylish and comfortable. Plus, get practical tips on where to shop for these materials locally.

Cool Summer Dresses in Ireland: Staying Fashionable in the Sun

Sinead Rafferty

Mar
2

Cool Summer Dresses in Ireland: Staying Fashionable in the Sun

Summer in Ireland may not always promise scorching heat, but picking the right attire can make those warmer days delightful. From breathable fabrics like linen and cotton to locally designed styles that incorporate Ireland's aesthetic, there's a range of options for staying both cool and stylish. Practical tips include layered dressing for unpredictably changing weather, and exploring local markets for unique pieces. The article also covers how cultural influences in Irish fashion lead to charming, functional summer wardrobes.