Irish Cheese Meets Fashion: Kerrygold Unveils 'Cheese Pocket' Jeans Collaboration
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According to Irish folklore, cheese was hidden in clothing to fend off mischievous faeries. Fortunately, your jeans have always been prepared for your snacking needs – and whether you're superstitious or not, having a delicious snack at any time is always good luck.
Introducing the Kerrygold x Native Denims Cheese Pocket Jeans, a custom pair of jeans every Kerrygold enthusiast will want to add to their closet. The exclusive, limited-edition production has a designated pocket for cheese lovers to get their fix on the go. Kerrygold Cheese Snacks, available in a convenient and snackable format, fit perfectly into the smallest pocket of these bespoke Kerrygold x Native Denims jeans – or as we like to refer to it, the 'cheese pocket.'
The thoughtfully crafted jeans feature an impressive list of custom details that brand fans will love: quality organic indigo denim, a Kerrygold branded leather back patch, a green "Kerrygold" back pocket tab, gold stitching, and a beautifully designed, embroidered cheese pocket featuring the Irish buttercups present in Kerrygold's logo. These pockets are meant to carry gold - aka Kerrygold's delicious cheese snacks made from the milk of grass-fed Irish cows – including the Dubliner Cheese Snacks, a distinctive aged cheese with a firm texture and a somewhat sweet, somewhat nutty finish and Aged Cheese Snacks, a cheese aged for 12 months so that it is rich and full-bodied with a smooth finish.
"Kerrygold cheese snacks were designed with superior snacking in mind, providing our community with the great taste of Kerrygold in a pocket-sized, pack," said
The first of its kind collaboration is a new endeavor for Kerrygold, drawing inspiration from each brand's commitment to high-quality, craftmanship, sustainable practices and Irish heritage because premium cheese deserves to be carried by premium jeans.
"We put a focus on the smallest pocket of our denim jeans, giving it an elevated design worthy of holding beloved Kerrygold cheese snacks," said
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About Kerrygold USA
Kerrygold was established in 1962 as a premium brand, befitting the rich quality of grass-fed Irish milk. Kerrygold initially launched as a single product brand and is now regarded as Ireland's most successful food brand sold in markets across the world.
Kerrygold dairy farmers are committed to the co-operative ideal; working together to produce only the very best grass-fed dairy products. Kerrygold cows graze freely on the fields of 14,000 small family farms; each one using unique dairy farming traditions passed down through generations of family. It is this grass-fed milk that delivers the rich tasting, higher quality dairy products that Kerrygold is famous for.
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Today, consumers all over the world enjoy the unique taste of Irish grass-fed dairy. Kerrygold Pure
About Native Denims
Native Denims manufacture premium hand-made jeans in
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