The traditional Scottish skirt is called a kilt. It is typically made of woolen cloth in a tartan pattern, associated with Scottish heritage and worn primarily by men. Kilts are often worn during celebrations, formal events, and Scottish cultural festivals. The garment represents clan identity, with specific patterns, or tartans, associated with different Scottish clans. Though historically linked to Highland culture, the kilt has become a symbol of Scotland in general and has gained popularity worldwide, often worn for formal occasions such as weddings and ceilidhs.