The traditional garment worn by men in Scotland is called a kilt. The kilt is a knee-length skirt-like garment that features pleats at the back and is made of woolen cloth, typically in a tartan pattern. It is considered a symbol of Scottish heritage and culture, often associated with clan identities. Kilts are commonly worn during special occasions, ceremonies, and celebrations, including weddings and Highland games. They can be paired with various accessories, such as sporrans (small bags), knee-length socks, and distinctive shoes, further enhancing the traditional appearance of the attire.