The traditional dress in Scotland is called a kilt. A kilt is a knee-length skirt-like garment made from pleated material, usually wool, and features a tartan pattern unique to various Scottish clans. It is typically worn by men on formal occasions, including weddings, Highland games, and cultural festivals. Alongside the kilt, traditional attire may also include accessories such as a sporran (a small pouch worn around the waist), hose (long socks), and a jacket. The kilt symbolizes Scottish heritage and identity, and it has become an iconic representation of Scotland's rich cultural history.