Tartan Travel Rug Products
There is nothing better than curling up with a good book and a Tartan Travel Rug. This "rug" is really more of a blanket or throw, and can keep you warm and snuggled on those cold winter nights. People use this products while camping, at sports games, and anywhere else they would need a throw.
Anderson is just one of the many companies that makes a high quality version of this product. Their Wool Tartan Travel Rug retails for £22.00 or $32.34 US. It is crafted from 100% wool, measures 54in x 72in or 137 x 183 cms, and weighs 1kg or 2.2lbs. Use it, love it, and wash it in the washing machine when you get it dirty. This item is tuff, and you should not be afraid to throw it on the ground and let the kids roll around on it at the park. There are several color choice to choose form, including red, blue, green, and grey.
The House of Tartan makes a fabulous Tartan Travel Rug. The Royal Stewart Martin retails for £28.34, or $44.23 American dollars. This particular product measures 137 x 183cm or 54 x 72in. There are around 40 patterns to choose from, but the Royal Stewart Martin is red. This really looks great on the back of a living room chair, and will keep you warm and cozy on those cooler nights. Find this House of Tartan product by searching for SKU: 42522.
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Clansman Nitwear makesTartan Travel Rug, or Stadium Blankets as they refer to them, for $75. Choose your clan and have your blanket shipped directly to you. Their item measures 56" x 72" with twisted fringe on each end. They say that you can leave it folded up to give yourself a soft comfy seat at sports games. Of course you can wear it as a shaw, or use it for decorative purposesif you choose. Clansman Nitwear is a high quality brand, and their blanket can be used year round to keep you comfortable. In the summer use it as a picnic blanket outdoors, and in the winter snuggle with it on the couch. |
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