Aoife Mc Namara celebrates 4 years In business with cottage event series

Limerick Designer Aoife Mc Namara celebrates 4 years In business with cottage event series

Limerick designer Aoife Mc Namara is marking four years in business, kicking off a week of celebrations in her landmark Cottage in Adare 

One of Ireland’s most exciting young fashion stars, 27-year-old Limerick designer Aoife Mc Namara is marking four years in business and kicking off a week of celebrations in her landmark Cottage in Adare, Co. Limerick. 

Aoife Mc Namara is offering 30% off all collections between Saturday, July 29th and Sunday, August 6th, to mark the occasion. Meanwhile, you can enjoy an array of events across the week, including Chakra Meditation & Journal Flow (July 29th), Full Moon Women’s Circle (July 29th) and an FMN Salon Nail Art Pop-Up (August 5th). 

Speaking about reaching the 4-years in business milestone, founder and designer Aoife Mc Namara said: “Looking back over the past four years, I am so proud of all that’s been achieved in a relatively short time. It seems like only yesterday I was doing an apprenticeship in New York, and now I have a label of my own. I see every day as an opportunity to work towards my vision of creating a completely sustainable Irish fashion brand. We continue working towards circularity, using alternative materials and cutting-edge technologies to reduce environmental impact. It’s such an exciting time to be working in fashion.”

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Officially launched in 2019, Mc Namara has doubled sales of her eponymous fashion label yearly, producing nine sustainability-driven clothing collections. In 2020, mid-pandemic, the young designer opened her flagship store in one of Adare’s quaint thatched Cottage. 

A graduate of Limerick School of Art & Design and former intern at Marc Jacobs,  Mc Namara has excelled in business ever since. In four short years, she’s opened a flagship store, launched several sell-out collections, amassed a cult fan following and run three successful pop-up stores in Kildare Village. She’s also scooped numerous awards, secured several global brand partnerships and established herself as a trailblazer in the sustainable fashion industry. 

Constantly innovating and pushing boundaries, Mc Namara’s designs are inspired by nature, with a vision to protect it. Many garments are ethically manufactured in Ireland using traditional fabrics, including Irish tweed, sourced from a local woollen mill John Hanly’s, and biodegradable Irish linens. 

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