California State Tartan

Historical Context

The California State Tartan, officially recognized on July 23, 2001, is a vibrant testament to California’s diverse heritage. Crafted by J. Standing and Thomas Ferguson, its design pays tribute to the Muir tartan, whose influence has profoundly influenced the landscapes of California. This tartan transcends traditional boundaries, symbolizing pride and belonging for residents while reflecting the state’s environmental and cultural richness.

Color Scheme and Pattern

The California State Tartan features a harmonious blend of meadow-green and Pacific blue squares, adorned with narrow charcoal bands. The green squares are divided by a gold seam, which is complemented by three redwood stripes, symbolizing the majestic trees indigenous to the state. A sky-blue stripe bisects the Pacific blue squares, capturing the essence of California’s vast skies. An intricate sett pattern is set against a blueish-green background and accentuated with slender stripes of yellow, red, white, and black. Colors and patterns reflect California’s breathtaking vistas, from lush meadows to expansive skies.

Why Choose us

Scottish Attire offers a wide selection of Scottish cultural products, including custom kilts, skirts, and tartan accessories. With our commitment to custom craftsmanship and ethical practices, each piece is made with care. In addition to being durable and comfortable, our products are also easy to maintain due to the use of 100% acrylic wool. Enjoy our exquisite offerings while exploring the rich heritage of Scotland at competitive prices and with rigorous quality assurance.