HEAVYWEIGHT COTTON TERRY HOODIE FROM GUINNESS X EBBETS FIELD
History: In 1759, Arthur Guinness signed a 9,000-year lease at St. James’s Gate Brewery and got to work. What began as a modest Dublin operation soon became the heartbeat of Irish porter, with dark, roasted ales pouring across the British Isles and beyond. By the 19th century, Guinness barrels were riding railways and steamships to far-off ports, each cask stamped with a name that would become shorthand for stout itself — bold, black, and unmistakably Irish.
Made from a heavyweight cotton terry, this Guinness x Ebbets Field hoodie features a felt appliqué of a rich and foamy pint of Guinness fresh from the tap.
