Nestled within the lush landscapes of Killarney National Park, Mucros Weavers represents the enduring spirit of traditional Irish craftsmanship. For over 30 years, this dedicated team has transformed premium yarns into wearable art that carries the essence of the Kingdom of Kerry to every corner of the globe.
The inspiration behind every thread begins with the spectacular views of the former Victorian Walled Garden at Muckross House. Looking out toward the peaks of Torc Mountain and Mangerton Mountain, the weavers draw from a palette provided by nature itself. The deep blues of the Killarney lakes and the vibrant greens of the surrounding park are woven into every piece the workshop produces.

Muckross House and Gardens.
This connection to the land is what makes these textiles so resonant with the Irish diaspora in North America. When a customer in Boston or Chicago wraps a Mucros scarf around their shoulders, they are wearing the colors of the Kerry landscape. The brand identity is inextricably linked to the scenic beauty and cultural history of its home in the southwest of Ireland.

Muckross Weavers.
Bringing tradition to global modern fashion
At the heart of the workshop are Hattersley looms that are nearly 200 years old. The weavers believe that the older the loom is, the softer the scarf will be when it is finished. Because each scarf is individually woven, it features a traditional selvedge on both sides, ensuring a lifetime of durability and a quality finish.
Under the expert guidance of master weaver John Cahill, the team has spent decades perfecting these traditional techniques. This commitment to excellence has earned the workshop the International Buyers' Choice Award at Showcase Ireland for three consecutive years. They take immense pride in maintaining these ancient methods while meeting the high standards of the modern global fashion market.

Stylish bags from Muckross Weavers.
The story began with a small local workshop and a vision to preserve the art of Irish weaving for future generations. From those humble beginnings, Mucros Weavers has grown to supply over three hundred shops across the globe. Their reach now extends to countries like the United States, Canada, France, Germany, and Japan.
Visitor experience
American consumers often appreciate stories of heritage and the preservation of manual skills that have vanished in other parts of the world. The fact that visitors can still see spinning and weaving being carried out in the craft workshop builds deep trust and authenticity. This is not just a brand but a living museum of Irish textile history that continues to thrive in a modern economy.

Muckross Weavers.
The workshop uses only the finest-quality yarns, including premium wool, mohair, and alpaca, to create its signature colorful collections. Their range has expanded from traditional scarves and stoles to include elegant ladies' capes and gentlemen's waistcoats. These garments reflect a contemporary style deeply rooted in the region's classic tweed patterns.
Sustainable future
As the company looks toward the future, the mission is to remain a leader in sustainable and ethical manufacturing within the textile industry. They prioritize natural fibers and support local traditions to minimize their environmental footprint. This focus on slow fashion aligns with the growing desire among US consumers for products that are both beautiful and responsibly made.
The commitment to community impact is seen through a dedication to keeping traditional crafts alive in the heart of Killarney. By providing meaningful employment and maintaining a historic workshop, they contribute to the cultural vitality of the Kerry region. They believe that ethical sourcing and community support are the essential pillars of a successful international brand.

Mucros Weavers' team never compromises on the quality of materials or the integrity of the weaving process. Every piece shipped across the Atlantic carries the same level of care as those sold in the workshop.
The company hopes to inspire other creators to return to their roots and embrace the slow, careful methods of production that define their work. They aim to ensure that the art of the Hattersley loom remains relevant and respected for another century.
The future of Mucros Weavers is one where tradition and innovation exist in perfect harmony. Whether you are visiting in person or shopping from afar, these textiles offer a warm embrace from the Emerald Isle.