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1940s Morsam All Wool Anderson Tartan Plaid Belted Robe - Sz. Sm

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1940s Morsam All Wool Anderson Tartan Plaid Belted Robe - Sz. SmPLEASE be sure to read ALL of the additional FAQs and item info in the drop down menu below the item description before making your purchase. All SHIPPING OVERAGES will be refunded and group shipping options are always available. ***ALL SALES ARE FINAL*** No cancellations. DESCRIPTION: Wrap yourself in heritage with this stunning Anderson Ancient Tartan garmenta true celebration of Scottish tradition and timeless style. Featuring the clans signature

- PLEASE be sure to read ALL of the additional FAQs and item info in the drop down menu below the item description before making your purchase.

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DESCRIPTION: Wrap yourself in heritage with this stunning Anderson Ancient Tartan garment—a true celebration of Scottish tradition and timeless style. Featuring the clan’s signature seven-color pattern in soft, muted tones of moss green, sky blue, and deep red, this design echoes the natural dyes of centuries past. The intricate weave and balanced geometry create a look that’s both classic and distinctive, perfect for adding a touch of history to modern wardrobes.

This particular garment, with its flowing cut and belted waist, embodies the relaxed yet put-together aesthetic of the period. Such robes were often worn for lounging at home, as a stylish cover-up, or even as a casual day dress in some informal settings. Whether styled for formal occasions or worn as a statement piece, this tartan brings elegance, authenticity, and a story worth wearing.

HISTORY: Morsam, founded in 1917 in Montreal, established itself as a leading name in refined loungewear and elegant home attire. By the 1940s, the company’s designs reflected the era’s dual emphasis on practicality and glamour—an aesthetic shaped by wartime austerity and post-war optimism. Known for quilted satin robes, tailored lounge sets, and richly hued garments, Morsam employed luxurious fabrics such as silk, rayon, and occasionally wool blends to ensure warmth and durability. These pieces often featured meticulous detailing—pleats, ruching, and ornate fastenings—hallmarks of mid-century craftsmanship. Today, surviving examples are prized for their quality and nostalgic charm, offering a glimpse into a time when even leisurewear was imbued with elegance.

Plaid fabrics—most notably tartans—carry a storied legacy rooted in Scottish heritage and clan identity. Traditionally woven from wool, these patterns served a practical purpose, offering warmth and durability for garments and blankets in rugged Highland climates. Each tartan bore symbolic meaning, signifying familial ties and regional pride. Over time, these distinctive checks transcended their origins, evolving from markers of tradition into global fashion statements. Adopted by designers and embraced across cultures, plaid remains an enduring motif—its blend of history and style making it as relevant today as it was centuries ago.

The Anderson tartan gained recognition during the 18th and 19th centuries, when tartans became symbols of Scottish pride and identity. The Highland Society of London collected tartan samples in the early 1800s, with Anderson added later, cementing its place among clan tartans. Today, it remains a visual badge of heritage, worn at weddings, Highland games, and formal gatherings.

DATE: Circa 1940s - 1950s

CONDITION: This item is in excellent, gently worn, vintage condition. 

CARE: Hand wash and flat or hang dry or dry clean for best results.

LABEL: Yes. Morsam. All Wool.

MEASUREMENTS: I would call this a size Small. As usual please refer to the below measurements for most accurate fit.

Measurements: LAYING FLAT / NOT DOUBLED / NOT STRETCHED
Shoulder seam to shoulder seam width: 15 inches wide
Armpit seam to armpit seam width: 18 inches wide
True Waist width: 14 inches wide for best fit
Armpit hole length: 11 inches long
Sleeve length: 25.5 inches long from cuff to shoulder seam
Upper hip width: 18 inches wide
Lower hip width: 22 inches wide
Length of garment from shoulder seam to hem: 52 inches long

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