Description
Homespun Wool Blend Traditional Tartan Sash
A traditional tartan sash made in the USA from light weight poly/wool homespun tartan. Each measures approximately 11″ X 90″. Many in stock, but sometimes can take 4-10 weeks for delivery. This sash is very comfortable, affordable, and matches our homespun products.
These are especially nice if you would like to match one of our homespun kilts.
View our selection of Stock Homespun Tartans
- Made in the USA
- Light Weight Poly/Wool Blend
- Homespun Tartan
- Measures Approx. 11″ x 90″
- Many in Stock
Many in stock, but sometimes can take 4-10 weeks for delivery.
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The Celtic Croft has access to thousands of tartans in different materials and weights. We can make a sash out of just about any of them. That’s why we have Spring Weight, Homespun, Light Weight, Poly/Viscose, Medium Weight, Braveheart, and Outlander sashes.
About the Fabric
Our Homespun Tartan is made from a 55/45 blend of polyester & wool, woven by hand on old-world looms. It looks very authentic to what would have been woven historically. The yarn is worsted, but not spun as tightly as modern machine-made tartan. The cloth is also not as tightly woven. Homespun tartan will pleat by hand easily, but will not develop a sharp edge. Small snags, pulls, holes and other assorted blemishes are common. Because it is hand woven, these flaws are a natural part of it’s character.
Sharon McPherson –
Ordered this sash to wear at my daughter’s wedding. It was fabulous!
Sam –
I chose a sash as an accessory to my kilt instead of fly plaid because it was less fabric. It is for a casual application, and I am glad I made this choice. Looks great with my penannular brooch. Love the homespun fabric!
Leah B. –
Love this. Wonderful quality. Got this to match a kilt we got for my husband. Will get plenty of wear with our performances at Renaissance Festivals.
Dave C –
I purchased this item for my wife and she was thrilled with the quality and how fast it got here. We’ve used Celtic Croft in the past and will continue to use them as we need to.
Scot R –
This was a wonderful choice of gift, for my niece. The lay of the fabric, lends itself to the various styles of wearing a sash per the Lord Lyon Sir Thomas Innes of Learney, (from 1945 to 1969). My Niece can’t wait for the Robbie Burns Dinner and Ceilidh.