Highland attire is a traditional form of dress originating from Scotland. It is typically characterized by the wearing of kilts, which are knee-length pleated skirts made of tartan fabric. The term 'KILT' is derived from the Scots-Gaelic word 'kilta', meaning 'to tuck up'. Kilts are often accompanied by other items of clothing such as sporrans, sgian dubhs, and ghillie brogues. Highland attire is still worn today for formal occasions, such as weddings and Highland games.