The traditional garment worn by Scottish men is the kilt. This knee-length skirt-like garment is made from tartan wool, a patterned fabric that is often associated with specific Scottish clans. The kilt is typically worn with a sporran, a decorative pouch, and often accessorized with accessories such as kilt pins, socks, and jackets. Historically, the kilt symbolized Scottish identity and heritage, especially during formal occasions, Highland games, and cultural celebrations. While its roots trace back to the early 16th century, the kilt has evolved into a symbol of Scottish pride, transcending national boundaries and being embraced worldwide.