|  Home  |  About Us  |  Privacy  |  Store Policy  |  Surname Search  |  Celtic Radio  |  Contact  |

  


Search
Home
Surname
First Name

Popular Products
Coat of Arms
Clan Badges
Books & Gifts
Celtic Jewelry
Black Shirts
CD Music
Download

Design Gallery
Irish
Flags
Celtic
Tartans
Scottish
Claddagh
Surnames
Highlander
Celtic Radio

Research
History
Country
Families



All of our products can be order in bulk for family reunions and get-togethers. Depending on the number of items ordered, we can offer bulk orders at reduced prices for incredible savings from individual items. We also offer embroidered Clan Badge and Coat of arms patches in bulk orders for all of your family and clan festivals.

Don't see your Clan Badge or Family Coat of Arms or do you have a special customized order? Please contact us with your special order details and we will be happy to setup a free quote.




Celtic Myths and Tales
$25.00



Our Heraldry Database has thousands of Family histories to search. Visit Now!

Hall


Coat of Arms


This ancient surname generally considered to be Anglo-Scottish, has several possible sources. These are that it may be a topographical name for someone who lived at or near a large house called a Hall, or that it could be an occupational name for a person who was employed at such a place. In this case the derivation can be either from the Olde English pre 7th Century word "heall", or the Old Germa.....


Tartans: Tote Bags



Tote Bags

$48.00



Place your order:



Your Tartan Name:

Display Name on Product: 











The images above may not reflect your order.



    View Larger Image



Shipping & Guarantee:

All orders are shipped via the United States postal service. Downloads are sent via Email within 24-48 hours. For business and wholesale orders, please contact us for a discounted price and special shipping instructions. Orders outside of the United States requires additional shipping fees. We offer a 30 day money back guarantee for defects in workmanship. Your satisfaction is our priority! Please tell your friends and family about the Celtic Radio Store!




Product Description:

Tartan has become the main symbol of Scotland and Scottish Culture. It is an emblem for those of Scottish descent around the world. With Scottish National identity probably greater than at any time in recent centuries, the potency of Tartan as a symbol cannot be understated.

There is evidence that Celts have used striped and checked material for thousands of years. The Scoti, who settled Western Scotland from 5-6thC onward and eventually gave the whole country their name, are said to have used striped garments to signify rank. One possible derivation of the word Tartan comes from the Irish tarsna - crosswise & Scottish Gaelic tarsuinn - across. The basis of the pattern, dress style and word may date back to the time when the Scots introduced their Gaelic culture into what was to become Scotland. If early Tartan, like the Gaelic language, were used across Scotland in the 10thC, by the 13thC it would have been confined to the Highlands. Lowland Scotland began adopting the language of the northern Angles and Norman social structure from the 12th Century.

The battle of Culloden in 1746 saw the end of Jacobite claims to the throne. Many Highlanders, but by no means all, had backed the losing side of Prince Charles Edward Stuart. The great importance of Tartan and associated dress to Highland Culture at this time can be deduced from the fact that the government banned it from 1746-82. This proscription however applied only to common Highland men - not the upper echelons of Highland society, not to Lowland Scots and not to women. But most importantly, it did not apply to the Highland regiments that were being formed in the Government army.

The new regiments were mainly associated with specific Clans, containing the men of that Clan and often led by the Chief or a senior member of his family. The first regiments used the 'Government Tartan', the Black Watch, but others quickly adopted distinctive new patterns. From this it appears that specific regimental Tartans became Clan or family Tartans and not vice-versa.

The variety of Tartans has never stopped growing. Many Clan Tartans have become available in ancient, modern, weathered, dress or hunting. Almost every surname from the British Isles has been associated with a Clan and their Tartan. People's wish to wear 'their' Tartan has been enthusiastically meet by manufactures. Companies, organisations and even sports teams have their own Tartan.

We are pleased to offer these unique designer tartan products for those that wish to display their Tartan with pride, but without the cost of a kilt! Tartans can be ordered in two styles; the traditional rectangle style or our own designer style (see alternative designer style below). All orders will have your last name directly under the tartan unless you choose not to display your name (see order form below).

Tartan Design Examples:







Available Styles and Colors:

Please note that we have upgraded all of our Tote bags to include colored handles and additional features! Our Deluxe 100% Cotton Boater Tote Bag is made by the well known name of Liberty. These tote bags features a 14 ounce 600-denier polyester, Internal key holding J hook, inside zippers, large outside pockets and a reinforced boxstitch on handles. This stylish and versatile tote is great for day trips at the Highland Games, Celtic Festivals or even to the beach or pool!

We custom design and produce all of our clothing products with an industrial press and 400° hot peel technology! This results in superior manufacturing that will outlast even store bought products.

Our Deluxe Tote Bags are available in 19 inches by 12 inches by 5 Inches or in 22 inches by 16 inches by 7 inches. Each Tote bags features 1 of 4 color schemes: Irish Green, Scottish Blue, English Red andBaclk. Here is a sample of these comfort colors:





Product Example:

View Color Choices
(Colors in product sample may not reflect colors we offer)




|  Home  |  About Us  |  Privacy  |  Store Policy  |  Surname Search  |  Celtic Radio  |  Contact  |


© www.CoatOfArmsOnline.com 2024