IMAGE Business Club members on the small habits that have improved their productivity

IMAGE Business Club members on the small habits that have improved their productivity

Tried & Tested: IMAGE staff shares their favourite hydration hero

Tried & Tested: IMAGE staff shares their favourite hydration hero

Weekend Guide: 9 of the best events happening across Ireland

Weekend Guide: 9 of the best events happening across Ireland

Co-founder of the Hygiene Hub Ciára Dalton: ‘I wanted to make a tangible difference’

Co-founder of the Hygiene Hub Ciára Dalton: ‘I wanted to make a tangible difference’

Winter wreaths you can use year after year

Winter wreaths you can use year after year

There’s a new hydration mist on the market, and it didn’t come to play

There’s a new hydration mist on the market, and it didn’t come to play

Long live Irish shopping: inside Irish boutiques

Long live Irish shopping: inside Irish boutiques

Dr Caroline West’s guide to talking to your teenagers about consent

Dr Caroline West’s guide to talking to your teenagers about consent

This Art Deco Donnybrook house has been adapted for multi-generational living

This Art Deco Donnybrook house has been adapted for multi-generational living

Havana Boutique owner Nikki Creedon on subversive monochrome

Havana Boutique owner Nikki Creedon on subversive monochrome

Image / Fashion

Three sustainable Irish brands we’ve fallen head-over-heels for

By Ellen Bird
30th Nov 2018

Three sustainable Irish brands we’ve fallen head-over-heels for

Petria Lenehan

New York-based Irish designer Petria Lenehan has added to her womenswear collection with the launch of a stunning range of hand-knitted cashmere scarves, all of which are made sustainably.

Kinsale Leather

Each piece of Kinsale Leather is carefully handcrafted in West Cork. The brand promises high-quality materials and an end product that delivers a chic, understated flair. These are classic pieces with timeless appeal.

Keem

Wolfhound faux fur gilet, €400 (to order) at keem.ie

Inspired by Achill Island’s gorgeous natural landscape, ethical luxury brand Keem creates woven silk, Donegal wool and organic cotton designs from natural fibres and 100 per cent faux fur.

This article originally appeared in the November issue of IMAGE Magazine.