Navy Sneachta Kids Sweatshirt

Sneachta. Snow. Three snow-dusted pines stand under a gold crescent moon on this cosy sweatshirt, with soft flakes drifting through the dark. For the first-snow watchers, the sledge-draggers, and every child who presses their nose to the window hoping for a white Christmas.

Sneachta is the Irish word for snow, and it is one of the first words a child shouts when the garden turns white. Snow is rare enough in Ireland that every fall is an event, pines bowing under it and the whole townland out on the hill by lunchtime. This design keeps it simple and quiet, three trees, a moon, and the word itself, spaced out like footprints.

The Language

Sneachta (SHNAKH-tuh) means "snow" in Irish. Every Glasóg design brings a little bit of the Irish language into your child's everyday life.

The Fabric & Fit

100% organic ring-spun combed cotton, brushed inside, 300 g/m². GOTS organic, OCS 100, OEKO-TEX Standard 100, Fair Wear Foundation certified, vegan (no animal-derived materials). Medium fit with 1×1 rib at crew neck, sleeve hems and bottom hem; self-fabric half-moon at back neck.

Printed in Ireland using premium inks that never crack, peel, or fade. Built to withstand hundreds of washes.

Care Instructions

Wash inside out at 40°C with similar colours. Do not tumble dry. Reshape while damp, dry flat. Do not iron on decoration.