Traditional Scottish attire is best represented by the kilt, a knee-length skirt-like garment made of tartan fabric. The kilt is often worn with a sporran, a small pouch that hangs in front, and is typically paired with a jacket and shirt. Men may also wear gaiters and brogues, which are traditional shoes. Women’s traditional attire often includes a dress or skirt made from tartan, along with a blouse and a shawl. Accessories like the tam o'shanter hat or a bonnet may also be worn. Both men and women may don sashes or plaids to complete their outfits, showcasing Scotland's rich cultural heritage.