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Buffalo Plaid Holiday Gifts
This holiday season, we've turned the classic Buffalo plaid pattern into an unforgettable holiday gift selection for your employees, customers, and more! Always on-trend for shirts and outerwear, Buffalo Plaid has been applied to a wide range of festive gifts. From drinkware tumblers and ice scraper mitts to comfy blankets, bags, and recognition socks, you and your recipients can be seen with Buffalo plaid holiday gifts all season long.
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Holiday Gifts in Eye-Catching Buffalo Plaid
The red and black Buffalo Plaid design is a staple of the holiday season as well as the great outdoors. This classic pattern was first seen in the United States in the 1850s, when Woolrich Woolen Mills created a Buffalo Plaid shirt that's still sold today. Originally called Buffalo Check, its believed the designer owned a herd of buffalo, giving the instantly popular design its name. Other origins state that Scotland's Rob Roy tartan skirts were the catalyst for Buffalo Plaid – a pattern that was banned in that country for over a hundred years!
First created for apparel sold mainly to cowboys and outdoorsman, Buffalo Plaid became even more mainstream over the years thanks to legendary figures like Paul Bunyan and advertising icons such as The Marlboro Man. In today's society, the pattern is as trendy as it first was, which inspired this new holiday gift collection from Positive Promotions. You can order gifts such as ice scraper mitts, drinkware, blankets, and more, all decorated in the stylish red and black pattern. We've also created exclusive gift packaging that's dressed up in Buffalo Plaid to make your show of appreciation even merrier.