Enrich & Endure

Enrich & Endure was founded by brother and sister Sarah and Lorcan Quinn. It is more than just the company name, it's also the pledge they insist their products must fulfil. Enrich & Endure was founded with the vision of reviving the local linen industry in Northern Ireland and with the commitment to the principals of using quality materials, protecting local craftsmanship and ensuring top-class design.

There is a versatility to linen that Sarah and Lorcan were keen to explore and being obsessed with quality food and good coffee as they are (!) they had the idea of creating a linen apron. They initially collaborated with one of their favourite coffee shops to design the perfect apron for the team. Subsequently, each linen apron is handmade in Northern Ireland, under their watchful eye through every stage from design concept to end product. And the manufacturing team obsess over every little detail.

From that initial collaboration they have shown that by using the time-proven fabric on meticulously well-made product they are able to revive an ageing industry. They’re are proud to say that their products are truly enriching and enduring products.

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Classic Irish Linen Apron - Charcoal Grey

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