In the 1700s The Necronomicon Book Club T-Shirt . The Scottish army revolted against Britain the Royal Highland Regiment, known also as the Black Watch regiment, led the rebellion while donning a specific green and blue tartan pattern known as Black Watch Plaid. For the next several decades afterward, plaid was actually banned in England. During the 19th century, as people immigrated out of Scotland and brought with them their tartan patterns, plaid became popular again in both England and the United States. Clan and family tartans survived through the ages until today. Rick Paulas writes in The Pacific Standard that in 1969, Commander Alan Bean, who was part of NASA’s Apollo 12 mission, actually brought his family’s tartan with him to the moon. Though plaid is known for being part of the dress code for lumberjacks, the British punk movement in the 1980s, and 90s American grunge, it also began being used in classy, more refined dress.
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Robert Marti –
easy to wash and dry
nothing to dislike about the shirts. My husband is very hard on t-shirts in the shop and I keep replacing them so he looks decent. He gets glue, or gelcoat, or paint, or tears, or grease on them.
These look nice, washed nicely, dried looking very nice. Likely will order more.
Brody Holcomb –
Love these shirts, so comfortable!
Some of the reviews complain these aren’t heavy like advertised, and I agree they aren’t particularly heavy. I’d say they’re average weight. But they are exactly what I was looking for and I am very pleased. I purchased the maroon. I’d say they run a tad small. I’m a 150lb women and was looking for a loose fit and had trouble deciding between ordering the medium or large. I went with the large and I’m glad I did. I want to order more colors. I only wish I could order a single one or that they had more varied color combinations.
Katherine Robandt –
good nice ok