What is argyle pattern?

The argyle pattern is a diamond-shaped pattern that features overlapping, interlocking diamonds. It is typically made up of various colored diamonds, often with contrasting colors such as a dark color paired with a lighter color. The pattern is most commonly seen in knitwear, such as sweaters, socks, and scarves.

The argyle pattern originated in Scotland, specifically in the tartan patterns of the Clan Campbell of Argyle in the 17th century. The pattern gained popularity in the 1920s and 1930s when it became a popular design for golf attire, particularly in men's clothing.

Today, the argyle pattern is often associated with preppy fashion and is a classic and timeless design that is still popular in both men's and women's clothing. It can be found on a variety of items, from clothing and accessories to home decor and even packaging.