Pratt Irish Family Gifts & Heritage

Pratt comes from the Old English word prætt, meaning a trick or a piece of cunning — a nickname surname rather than an occupational or place-based one. It arrived in Ireland with English settlement following the Cromwellian conquest, and the name's clearest Irish history belongs to the Pratt family of Cabra Castle in County Cavan, who held the estate from 1699 until 1964.

Browse the Pratt name across woven blankets, mugs, garden flags, ceramic ornaments, coaster sets, and license plates — a mix of everyday pieces and display items, so there's something whether you want it used daily or just seen.

Good for a birthday, a family reunion, a trip back to County Cavan, or just after someone's dug up a new branch of the family tree. A blanket or mug settles into everyday life, while a flag or piece of apparel is more of a wear-it-and-talk-about-it kind of gift.

Pick whichever fits how they like to show family pride — something on display at home, something worn out and about, or something that just sits on the shelf and means something.

Read more about where the Pratt name comes from in our Pratt Irish surname history.