Wisconsin State Tartan

Historical significance.

The Wisconsin State Tartan is a lively reflection of the state’s cultural heritage, intertwined with American history. Its origins can be traced back to the 19th century, when Scottish immigrants brought their rich customs to the Midwest, and introduced tartan patterns. Tartan became a sign of community and pride, particularly among individuals of Scottish descent. Notable figures, including Scottish-American leaders, have worn these designs to commemorate their heritage. The Wisconsin State Tartan is not only a reminder of the state’s Scottish heritage, but also a unifying symbol for its inhabitants.

Color Scheme and Pattern

The Wisconsin State Tartan is a harmonic combination of green, blue, red, black, yellow, and white. Green represents the state’s rich forests, pastures, and agriculture. Blue represents the immense waters of the Great Lakes and the numerous rivers that flow across the state. Red increases liveliness. Black symbolizes power and stability, and yellow represents warmth and optimism, reflecting the state’s promising future. The white lines represent purity, harmony, and Wisconsin’s famously pristine, snowy winters. The tartan, made entirely of synthetic wool, is both durable and comfortable, making it an excellent choice for a wide range of outfits.

Why Choose Us?

At ScottishAttire,we take pride in providing a diverse collection of Scottish cultural products, including custom kilts, skirts, tartan accessories, and outerwear. Our commitment to personalized craftsmanship, ethical processes, easy maintenance, competitive price, high-quality materials, and rigorous quality assurance guarantees that each piece you receive meets the highest standards.