The traditional dress for men in Scotland is the kilt, which is a knee-length skirt-like garment made of tartan fabric, representing various Scottish clans. The kilt is traditionally worn with a sporran, which is a small pouch worn at the front, and often accompanied by a jacket, waistcoat, and a Scottish hat called a tam o' shanter. Men may also wear hose and shoes known as ghillie brogues. The kilt serves as a symbol of Scottish heritage and pride, commonly worn at celebrations, ceremonial occasions, and Highland gatherings, helping to keep the rich cultural traditions alive.