Running for the month of November in Project 51, South William Street, Dublin in support of ’Movember’ charity
Fashionable men of Ireland, do you feel forgotten about when it comes to looking for something different? Well ‘Project 51’ on South William street has the perfect solution this November. We are hosting a very special men’s fashion festival for the whole month, showcasing the very best of Irish handmade menswear. From edgy trilbys by milliner Martha Lynn to funky knitwear by Edmund Mc Nulty and an array of quirky cufflinks by Saba jewellery, there really is something for every taste.
Complimentary to that ‘feel good’ factor of treating yourself and beating your partner in the style stakes, 10% of any sale that is made to a man sporting a moustache will go to the ‘Movember’ charity. We at ‘Project 51’ are keen to support this initiative that raises vital funds and creates awareness of men’s health, specifically prostate cancer. In 2010, Irish Mo Bros and Mo Sistas raised a staggering €1.6 million so we want to help to contribute towards this fundamental charity and beat last years figures.
So come on in guys and indulge in Irish fashion. It’s not often that you get all the best designers in one place creating chic clothes and accessories tailored just for you.
The full list of exhibitors include:
Lisa Ryder – silk printed cravats and suit tissues
Brendan Joseph – hand knitted scarves
Eily ‘O Connell – organically shaped cufflinks and jewellery
Edmund Mc Nulty – contemporary men’s knitwear
Eoin Mc Donnell of Precious – diamond encrusted cufflinks
Saba jewellery – quirky cufflinks
Martha Lynn – men’s trilbys
Anna Faye – edgy ‘Man bags’
Heather Finn – Soft cashmere scarves
Claire O Connor – silk men’s ties
Ruby Jewels – sophisticated cufflinks
ARM’s menswear label – contemporary men’s shirts
Tuttys shoes – sophisticated mens leather shoes
Sinead Doyle – edgy shirts and suits
Caiomhe Keane – natural luxury shirts and suits
Dinge shirts – classic shirts
Sinead Clarke – Mens marino woolen scarves
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