Scottish garb is a traditional form of dress originating from Scotland. It includes the KILT, which is a knee-length garment with pleats at the back, traditionally made of tartan cloth and worn with a sporran, a belt, and a jacket. The KILT is usually accompanied by other items such as a sgian dubh, a small knife tucked into the sock, and a KILT pin. Trews are trousers that are similar to the KILT in style, but are usually made of wool or tweed and are worn with a waistcoat and a jacket. Both the KILT and trews are considered to be part of the traditional Scottish garb.