Garretts

Garretts can refer to several entities, most notably the Garrett Metal Detectors company and the surname Garrett. Garrett Metal Detectors is a well-known manufacturer of metal detecting equipment, founded by Charles Garrett in 1964. The company is based in Garland, Texas, and has a long history of innovation in the field of treasure hunting and security detection technology. Their products are used by hobbyists, law enforcement, and military personnel worldwide.

The surname Garrett is of English and Irish origin, derived from the Germanic personal name Gariard, meaning "spear brave". It is a relatively common surname in English-speaking countries. Notable individuals with the surname Garrett include Betsy Garrett, an American politician, and Robert Garrett, an American athlete who won two Olympic gold medals in the late 19th century. The name can also be found in place names, such as Garrettsville, Ohio.

In other contexts, "Garretts" might refer to a specific location, a group of people, or a fictional entity depending on the context of its use. Without further specification, it is generally understood to refer to either the company or the surname.