Project
Concept | Design
CLIENT
Beamish
Beamish commissioned us to produce a jersey that honoured the city of its origin since 1792 – Cork. We worked with famous Irish family jersey manufacturer – O'Neills, to produce a retro piece that has historic references to the county's illustrious GAA heritage. We also referenced archival Beamish labels, from the brilliant – 'Grand Stuff' book by Niall McCormack.
Project
Concept | Design
CLIENT
Beamish
Beamish commissioned us to produce a jersey that honoured the city of its origin since 1792 – Cork. We worked with famous Irish family jersey manufacturer – O'Neills, to produce a retro piece that has historic references to the county's illustrious GAA heritage. We also referenced archival Beamish labels, from the brilliant – 'Grand Stuff' book by Niall McCormack.
Project
Concept | Design
CLIENT
Beamish
Beamish commissioned us to produce a jersey that honoured the city of its origin since 1792 – Cork. We worked with famous Irish family jersey manufacturer – O'Neills, to produce a retro piece that has historic references to the county's illustrious GAA heritage. We also referenced archival Beamish labels, from the brilliant – 'Grand Stuff' book by Niall McCormack.
Genuine Stout - Genuine Character Drawing on classic archival labels from the 1940s, this jersey is a retro throwback featuring iconic Beamish logotype and Cork GAA heritage.
Genuine Stout - Genuine Character Drawing on classic archival labels from the 1940s, this jersey is a retro throwback featuring iconic Beamish logotype and Cork GAA heritage.
Genuine Stout - Genuine Character Drawing on classic archival labels from the 1940s, this jersey is a retro throwback featuring iconic Beamish logotype and Cork GAA heritage.
Design References
Based on references to iconic retro Cork GAA jerseys, we encorporated the original Beamish logotype along with archival label from circa 1940.
Design References
Based on references to iconic retro Cork GAA jerseys, we encorporated the original Beamish logotype along with archival label from circa 1940.
