Kevin Breen
Shirt- Topman
Jeans - Penneys
Jacket - The Harlequinn
Deirdre
Dress - Pull & Bear
Shoes - Korky’s
(L) Deirdre McKiernan
Top - H&M
Jeans - River Island
Sarah McCall
Top - Wild Chils
Shorts - Topshop
Clare
Dress- H&M
Fionnuala O’Reilly
Dress - Miss Selfridge
Cathy Flynn
Dress - BT2
Scarf- Penneys
Katie Kelly
Jeans - Topshop
Necklaces - Topshop and Penneys
Shoes-Kurt Geiger
Rebecca
Skirt and belt - Urban Outfitters
Linda McWalter
Dress - Madrid
Shoes - LK Bennett
Necklace - A-Wear
Fionnuala Kavanagh
Jacket and Jeans - Topshop
Shireen
Dress - Penneys
Cardigan - Dunnes
Necklace - Pat White
Top - Topshop
Skirt and Tights - American Apparel
Cardigan - American Apparel
Sunglasses - Topshop
A collective of artists and designers based in Ireland have got together to form a clothing and accessory design company that puts a fresh spin on T-shirt fashion. The guys at Turtlehead have brought their creative forces together to fulfill a niche in the Irish fashion market with a unique and innovative clothing alternative that offers slightly left-of-field graphic art and slightly offbeat designs on Tshirts, hoodies and accessories.
If you’re sick of the so-called ironic tees and tacky prints from high-street stores, notch up some street cred points by checking out this funky design company who describe their designs as ‘part social-commentary, part public art, part rant’. All T-shirts are limited up to 500 pieces printed in Ireland on 100% cotton. What’s more 5% of the profit is donated to a charity of your choice. So, if you’re still searching for that elusive Christmas gift for a picky boyfriend or you’re indie girlfriend, check out Turtlehead or pop down to The Loft Market in Powerscourt Centre. The prices are not so bad either considering what you may pay up for a mass-proudced Tee in your usual favourite high-street store.
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