A kilt is a knee-length garment traditionally worn by men and boys in Scotland as part of their national dress. It is a pleated wraparound skirt made from a length of tartan cloth. The tartan is a pattern of horizontal and vertical stripes in different colors, and each tartan has a unique design that is associated with a particular family, clan, district, or regiment.

Kilts are typically made from woolen cloth, and they are fastened at the waist with a leather belt or buckle. They can be worn with a variety of other garments, such as a kilt jacket, a kilt hose (long stockings), and a sporran (a pouch made of fur or leather that is worn at the front of the kilt).