The "Solicitor's Wig" is a traditional piece of legal attire worn by solicitors in some jurisdictions, particularly in England and Wales. This wig is typically made from horsehair and features a distinctive, curled design. It symbolizes the authority and professionalism of legal practitioners in court settings. Worn during formal court proceedings, the wig is part of a broader legal dress code that includes a gown and a neckband. The use of wigs dates back to the 17th century and reflects the historical customs of the British legal system, emphasizing the importance of tradition in legal practices.