Wild Geese Tóiceo
Our 3rd Limited-Edition. Available Now!
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Neck S 38 M 40.5, L 43, XL 43.5
Sleeve Length S 18 M 20, L 21, XL 22
Sleeve Width S 17 M 18, L 19.5, XL 20
Length S 64 M 69, L 71.5, XL 74
Body S 48 M 52, L 56, XL 57
$45
(+Tax & Shipping)
The Wild Geese Tóiceo’s 6.2 ounce maintains look & feel no matter the weather.
Produced by United Athle, the WGT’s contemporary fit & styling matches the Wild Geese’s global aspiration that inspired the design.
Only 20 available.
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"Double stitching" is employed to maintain neck rib strength, "combed thread" to reduce fluffing, and "shrink-proofing" (washing with water & tumble drying) before sewing to reduce shrinkage after washing.
The heavy weight makes it ideal for maintaining form for all occasions.
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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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Made in China and finished and printed 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 low heat. -
Every tee is numbered according to order of purchase.
Yoshi (6ft/180cm tall) models the L size.
Flights of Fancy
Our 3rd limited-edition is made of a slightly heavier grade cotton, has a closer neck than our last and matched with set-in shoulder and shorter cut for contemporary tastes. The tee serves as an excellent base for our graphic adaption of the early Gaelic war-piper of the 1500s.
Despite their oft-assumed low-tech approach The Irish Kern (‘ceithern’) begin making themselves present on the European battlefield in the 1500s. They’re soon called upon though because of their steadfast endurance and tenacity even in the midst of so-called ‘death ground’.
The warpiper from Derrick’s Image of Ireland, 1581
The foreign adventurers don’t reach their peak however until the mass exodus of the military caste after the Treaty of Limerick in 1691, which sees them and their families set out in their droves, across Europe over the next 200 years.
The Wild Geese will forever be known as some of Ireland’s best, with their expansion throughout Europe, America and across the world under multiple banners and causes representing a continually overlooked aspect to the men of action they were.
Get our 1st limited-edition