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Published 17:48 13 Nov 2018 GMT
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This summer, the Wolfe Tones made it back to the Chicago men's football final but lost out to rivals McBride's in the decider. Still, the pedigree is there in the club, the hunger intensified and, still, the sport growing in Illinois.
Participation numbers and brand awareness will grow very damn easily though in the coming months with the new range launched by Masita.
The Tones are boasting three new jerseys, new quarter-zip tops and what has to be the finest GAA gym vest in the land - in all the lands.
The blue and white dissolved to a more subtle flirtation along the edges as a gorgeous grey takes over the gym gear that's trimmed to perfection.
Of all the jerseys that Masita are gaining acclaim for, it's the gym top that stands out in Chicago but, just for good measure, they're up to speed with slick geansaís too.
Respectively, the home, goalkeeper and away kits are all worth looking at.
If that wasn't enough, the quarter-zip tracksuit top will make you never want to get off the substitute's bench.
Yep.
All available now.
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