Traditional Scottish Clothing ( Kilts , Argyle Jackets , Accessories ) are regional or Traditional Clothes Of Scotland that Scottish people wear on special occasions. Traditional Scottish Clothing came into the limelight in the 16th century; it was famous due to its appearance. Initially, Tartan was used as the material with crisscrossed patterns all over in vertical and horizontal lines. But today it comes in multiple materials to make it more comfortable and wearable; materials like leather, cotton, and wool are the most famous ones.

A kilt is a piece of cloth that wraps around the waist in such a way that half of the pleats gather together around the belt. Kilts came into the limelight in the 16th century; it was famous due to its appearance. The word ‘kilt’ is a Greek word that means ‘pleated’. The kilt style comes with its accessories which were typically worn with it, in a sense it was almost like any other fashion statement. A knee-length kilt we see today came in the 18th century before that it was a full-length garment.