For All Daughters, a new Irish luxury brand founded by Dublin-based business leader Gemma Ní Maoltuile, has successfully launched its debut product: a handcrafted women’s briefcase blending Irish design, Italian craftsmanship, and symbolic heritage. Since launching on 9th October, the brand has quickly gained momentum and national media attention — including a recent feature in The Sunday Times that highlighted its distinct approach to luxury and its mission to celebrate women in leadership.

Created to reflect the prominence of women in professional settings, For All Daughters combines timeless design with meaningful storytelling. The debut Heritage Range was designed in Ireland and handcrafted in small batches by master Italian artisans. Its signature motif, inspired by native Irish plants represents the qualities embodied by the women who will carry these briefcases: such as resilience.

Speaking about the launch, founder Gemma Ní Maoltuile said: “For All Daughters was created to mark the moments that matter in women’s lives; the milestones, achievements, transitions and personal chapters that deserve recognition. Whether it’s a promotion, a new role, a business launch or a moment of reinvention, this briefcase was designed to honour those occasions with something meaningful and lasting. It’s a piece to be carried, cherished, and ultimately passed on.”

This message has resonated strongly with Ireland’s business community, particularly with senior executives and entrepreneurs who value luxury with substance, durability and meaning. With a retail price of €1,850, the briefcase is positioned as a lifelong investment piece, something to be carried for years, not seasons.

As a women-led Irish luxury brand, For All Daughters also represents a new addition to Ireland’s growing design and craft landscape, offering Chamber members an opportunity to support Irish entrepreneurship and women in leadership through thoughtful, premium gifting.

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A significant and timeless gift for women who lead — crafted between Ireland and Italy.