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The Scottish kilt is one of the most iconic and traditional items of clothing in the world and is a symbol of Scottish culture, family heritage and national pride. Kilts are popular Scottish attire for Highland dancers, Scottish pipe bands, the military, and are worn at other special occasions, such as weddings, graduations, and of course, Hogmanay.

The skilful art of kiltmaking has been a part of Scottish heritage for centuries. According to Heritage Crafts Association: “a long multi use version of the kilt has been worn by men in the Scottish Highlands for centuries but the knee length kilt we know today became popular in the

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