Scottish cloth, also known as TARTAN, is a type of woven fabric with a pattern of criss-crossed horizontal and vertical bands in multiple colors. It is associated with Scotland and Scottish culture, and is often seen in traditional kilts and other garments. TARTAN is typically made of wool, but can also be made of cotton or synthetic fibers. The pattern of the TARTAN is determined by the clan or family that it belongs to, and each pattern is unique.