Linen might not be the first fabric people associate with a men's scarf, but it's a practical one — light enough for a jacket pocket in spring or autumn, with a texture that looks better the more it's worn and washed. These are pieces designed to be a quiet detail rather than a statement, built to go with tweed, wool, or a simple shirt without competing with any of them.
If you're after a scarf that's genuinely Irish-made rather than imported and rebranded, and one that holds its colour and weave for years, this collection is built around exactly that.