The Dillon name and family emblem are woven into this 100% cotton blanket against the Irish National Tartan, formed in colored yarn within the cloth rather than printed on it. Traditional fringe finishes the edges.
100% cotton, woven construction
Dillon family name and crest emblem on the Irish National Tartan
Traditional woven fringe
Sizes: 52″ × 37″, 60″ × 50″ and 80″ × 60″
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle; tumble dry low
Drape it over a sofa, a reading chair or the end of a bed, or hang it in a study or family-history corner where it is seen.
Three peerages carried the Dillon name: Viscount Dillon of Costello-Gallen and Earl of Roscommon, both created in 1622, and Baron Clonbrock, created in 1790. Dillon’s Regiment, raised for James II in 1688, landed at Brest on 1 May 1690 and served with the Irish Brigade of the French army until 1793.
Give it at a Dillon wedding or anniversary, and it becomes the blanket the family passes along.
