Dealramh
—Our Inaugural Tee
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Neck M 35, L 38, XL 41
Raglan Sleeve M 35, L 37.5, XL 39
Waist M 50, L 53, XL 55
Sleeve M 13, L 14, XL 15
Body M 66, L 69.5, XL 72
$70 35
(+Tax & Shipping)
The Dealramh’s soft-to-touch classic raglan form and robust build make it an instant morning go-to for every hero’s journey.
Made in Japan by Tokyo boutique producer, B-Store, this tee is designed for longevity. Only 25 made—last few remain.
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Brushed 30/2 plain-stitch (Tenjiku) cotton from Wakayama Prefecture is 30 yard twin yarns paired and twisted to deliver stronger, premium cotton that’s softer on the skin.
Coarse milling and compact ribbing on the neck protects against stretching and safeguards the whiteness over time.
Heavier weight and thickness for all seasons.
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Every garment is finished then dispatched to order. Allow approximately 5 days for the process before shipping.
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100% knitted, dyed, sewn, finished and inspected in Japan.
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100% Cotton
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Wash with warm water.
Do not tumble dry.
Do Not Bleach.
Do not dry clean.
Iron non-printed fabric with medium heat. -
Excess print film disintegrates.
2-3% shrinkage may occur.
Yoshi (6ft/180cm tall) models the XL size.
Running Start
In your waking stupor you hand over decision to an unknown voice and its guarantee of a new beginning.
Yielding, you parse another murmur, poking a near extinguished light. What if the pale charity disguises a colder, sinister premium? Its disguise dazzles while its brilliance consumes—a barren tundra, reducing achievement and returning your hard won momentum to a standstill.
On this empty steppe, exposed to the elements and pretenders alike, a familiar birthright ascends: its banner carries a gathering rumour above all others. Its breath illuminates yesterday’s now animated embers of ambition, striking fear into the heart of endless choice.
Not a fresh start, but the start you need.
Dhá dtrian den bhua—Dealramh
Ó Néill’s flag, according to George Gush
This early renaissance Gaelic cavalry flag belonged to Aodh Mór Ó Néill, a 16th/17th century hero. Its unapologetic form and purposeful expression, is the starting point for our own homage.
It was used by Ó Néill’s forces in the ‘Battle of Erne Fords’ on 10th October 1593, and though Ó Néill led half of England’s crown forces he was in fact directing Gaelic lords behind the scenes to present a loss on the day.
Ó Néill Mór foresaw the Tudor’s true motivation in Gaelic Ireland and with his experience of both the English and his native power structure was among only a few who had the ability, the audacity and the intelligence to mount an opposition.
Revealing his open ‘rebellion’ in February 1595, his strategies represent a Gaelic mastery of deception, networked communications and warfare, oft-ignored and undervalued, even to this day. Ó Néill is easily one of the most outstanding independent minds of early modern Ireland.
Aodh Mór Ó Néill
There are no new roads, save that which you add to, in this moment, and the next. This one is distinctly yours, and you alone must exhaust the impulse.
It’s not the responsibility to do it that paralyses, it’s knowing that you can.
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