Crombie Irish Woven Blanket | Ulster-Scots Family Crest Throw

Crombie is a Scottish place before it is a family: a bend in the land, named for the crookedness of it. This premium heritage woven blanket honors the Crombie family crest against the Irish National Tartan.

The Crombie Name in Ireland

The root is the Gaelic crom, crooked or bent, describing ground that turns rather than runs straight, and it gave its name to places in Aberdeenshire and Fife. Families took the name from the places, as was the ordinary way of it, and carried it south and west. Crombies crossed into Ulster with the seventeenth-century settlement and the name has been recorded in the northern counties ever since. In Irish registers it sits close to Cromie, and the two are frequently confused — but they parted company early enough that a family holding one spelling consistently is usually holding its own line, not a variant of the other.

How the Crombie Blanket Is Made

Woven, not printed. The crest and tartan are formed in 100% premium cotton yarn as the cloth is made, and finished with traditional fringed edges.

Product Details

• Material: 100% premium cotton yarn
• Construction: woven, not printed
• Available sizes: 52 × 37 inches, 60 × 50 inches, and 80 × 60 inches
• Finish: traditional fringed edges
• Care: machine wash cold on a gentle cycle; tumble dry low

Weighty, warm, and made to be inherited rather than replaced.

More for the Crombie Family

The Crombie family crest also appears on mugs, apparel, ornaments, and wall décor across the Celtic Ancestry Gifts range.