In the Scottish Highlands, men often wear a traditional knee-length pleated skirt.

In the Scottish Highlands, men often wear a traditional knee-length pleated skirt. This tradition is so accepted that Scottish people are thankful of Sir Walter Scott who designed the kilt back in the 16th century. More than two centuries ago, the woolen kilt was renovated as a wrap-around shirt worn around the waist with front overlapping aprons and pleats in the back. The usual woolen kilt is worn around the waist and has become a national costume. The Scottish are often accompanied by an assortment of hoses, flashes, brogues, kilt and pin, and jacket and vest. The Tartan pattern of the kilt crisscrosses horizontally with vertical bands in multiple colors. Tartans were originally made from wool, but in modern times the kilt is created from many materials. To start, you should put the kilt hose on that resemble knee socks, fold the kilt hose to below the knee about 3- 4 fingers down and over the flashes, and show a few inches of the flashes. The High-Front Fitting, the Side-Tie, and the Low-Tie are ways to tie your gillie brogues of most popular. The High-Front Fitting, the flashes just under the knee and it should be off to the outside of the leg. Putting on your gillie brogues by making your shoelaces tight are of equal length, half of the knot, keep some tension laces, wrap them ruôn the back of your ankle three times. Then pull the tight, above the ankle bone and back to the front to cross when the crosses are nice and central and the laces are hanging straight downwards. The side-tie is very similar to the step of the High-Front Tie but knotted on the outside of the calf because when you come to tie the final that you will do it on the side. The Low Tie follows the steps described in the High- Front tie method, but this time cross down so that it remains around your ankle. After you wear a shirt, you open the kilt fully behind you with the lining towards you. Then, taking the strap in your right hand over to your left hip where you will a small slit in the lining of the strap to go through. Pulling strap through from the outside and fasten it to the buckle. A sporran Is traditionally worn at the front of a kilt and It often sits over your abdomen. Fasten the sporran strap using the loops at the back of your kilt. The sporran should be centered. Otherwise, place the sporran at the back of your body and fasten the buckle in front of you. In the back of the vest is the little strap that can be adjusted to your size. Do not forget your Sgian Dubh that is your knife goes in your right sock if you are right-handed, or on the contrary, and then push it down into your sock. From the 16th century, the kilt dress gradually became the official uniform of Scottish soldiers when fighting with the enemy and is considered to be a powerful symbol of unity among the Scottish Highlands. Behind, It gives you freedom to move to climb or would give warm to the person. Scottish always proud of the kilt