Douglas tartan

Douglas Tartan

Douglas Tartan T-Shirt What material is this item made of? Expand or collapse section. 100% combed ringspun cotton. The perfect fabric for a graphic tee and the softest in the business. (Due to product availability, cotton type may vary for 2XL and 3XL sizes) Learn More » What USA ship methods are available? Expand or collapse section. UPS MI Domestic (6-8 Business Days) FedEx 2-Day (4-6 Business Days) Estimates include printing and processing time. More Shipping Info » What is the…

Sir James "Black Douglas" tartan by JMH

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Clan Douglas Early History and Genealogy | Photo of Douglas Castle by Terry Black

Douglas Grey Ancient Springweight 8oz Tartan Wool FabricWool Plaid 8oz Scottish Tartan Fabric137cm wide x 1 metre lengthSold per metre100% pure wool Tartan fabric used for a range of Ladies tailored goods and apparel and especially for table linens for weddings. Can be used for accessories, childrens clothing and decorations. These wools are woven in Scotland and are used to make ties, sashes, shawls, stoles, cummerbunds, ladies apparel, table runners and Kirkin banners etc. Made of 100%…

Discover the fascinating history and cultural heritage of Clan Douglas, one of Scotland's most important and influential clans. Learn about the clan's origins in Douglasdale, their role in Scottish history, and the iconic Douglas tartan. Whether you're a member of the clan or simply interested in Scottish history, this information page is a must-read.

Douglas There are many legends of the origin of this powerful family, but the first recorded is William de Douglas, who witnesses a charter between 1174 and 1199. Douglasdale in Lanarkshire is the duthus of the race, whose chiefs lie buried in Douglas Kirk. sir James and Archibald "The Tineman" (i.e. the loser), who was killed at Halidon Hill, 1333, leaving a son, William, created 1st Earl of Douglas, who became, through his wife, Earl of Mar. The Earl died in 1384, leaving a son, James, 2nd…