The traditional clothing of Scotland is called a kilt. A kilt is a knee-length skirt-like garment made from pleated tartan fabric, traditionally worn by men. Each tartan pattern represents different Scottish clans, contributing to the kilt's cultural significance. Kilts are usually worn with accessories like sporrans (a type of pouch), waistcoats, and ghillie shoes. While the kilt has its roots in Scottish Highland dress, it has evolved over time and is now often worn during formal events, celebrations, and gatherings, such as weddings and Highland games. The kilt is emblematic of Scottish heritage and pride.