Watercolor Plaid Wrap (Midnight and Slate)

Bands of navy, slate, and sky blue cross a bright white ground, each stripe brushed with a soft, uneven edge that looks like watercolor laid down by a steady hand. Where the bands overlap, teal and near-black deepen the colors, so the plaid reads as layered and lived-in rather than rigid. It's the wrap for anyone who likes their winter cozy, crisp, and a little bit handsome.

The word "plaid" comes from the Scots word for a blanket, and tartans were once woven to identify families and regions across the Scottish Highlands. The Black Watch tartan, one of the best-known patterns, was worn by Highland companies raised in 1739 to keep the peace in the region, and their name stuck to the cloth. Plaid later crossed the Atlantic and became a favorite of American woodsmen and flannel shirts, proving that a good pattern never stays put for long.

• Print/Artwork — Watercolor-style plaid bands in navy, slate, and sky blue, with teal and near-black overlaps on a white ground
• Color Palette — Bright white base, midnight navy, slate gray, sky blue, and deep teal
• Reverse Side — Grid cut lines for easy, straight cutting
• Dimensions — 40 inches wide × 25 feet long (102 cm × 762 cm), 80 sq ft (7.4 m²) per roll