Products
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Action has Impact - Deluxe Hoody (Navy Liner)
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Action has Impact - Deluxe Hoody (Pink Liner)
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Booterstown NS Hoody (PRE-ORDER)
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Booterstown NS Jersey (PRE-ORDER)
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TRANSPARENCY
Establish ourselves at the forefront of sustainable sportswear & grow a business, built on social, ethical, & environmental transparency.
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TO INSPIRE
To create an Irish sports brand that celebrates the heritage, spirit, & ambition of our Island.
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TO EDUCATE
Motivate a generation to think & act more sustainably with regards to their clothing.
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TO INNOVATE
Constantly strive to discover better ways to produce our products, seeking more sustainable materials & embracing the growth of female sport through innovative design.
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TO PROTECT
Manufacture our clothing in accordance with the Fairwear Foundation Standard, an international verification standard dedicated to protect workers.
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TO CONSERVE
Uphold the highest safety & environmental standards. The fabric used in all our jerseys are Oeko-Tex Standard 100 & the Global Recycle Standard (GRS) certified.
Wolfhound & Elk
Wolfhound & Elk embodies the spirit and soul of who we are and what we value, choosing the name because it reflects the past, the present, and the future.
The Wolfhound is especially unique as it is so symbolic of Ireland and represents bravery, loyalty and guardianship. Wolfhounds were specifically bred to perform and are brave, representing the athlete in us all. The ampersand is to reinforce the sense of a sporting team but also the staff working together in finding a more responsible path forward.
The Irish Elk, the strongest, biggest animal ever to have graced Irish shores has been completely wiped from the island. A beautiful and now, sadly extinct animal from our wild landscape, the Elk emerges as a symbol of fragility and what we lose if we don't look after the world around us.