Plaid is one of those prints that never really leaves the style conversation. It carries this beautiful tension between history and reinvention, tradition and rebellion. Long before it became a street-style staple, plaid had its origins in Scotland, where tartans represented clans and family identity. It was more than fabric — it was belonging.

Fall in Burlington feels like that moment when everything finally slows down just enough to notice the little things — the crunch of leaves, the smell of apples and cider, the glow of soft light as the sun starts setting earlier. It’s the season where hoodies become outfits, pumpkin everything becomes acceptable, and the city somehow turns golden.