Great kilt

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The Great kilt is a traditional Scottish Highland garment consisting of a large length of woolen cloth that is pleated and wrapped around the body, serving as both clothing and a cloak.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Highland dress
kilt
traditional garment
alsoKnownAs belted plaid
feileadh mór NERFINISHED
associatedWithRegion Scottish Highlands NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Scotland
culturalSignificance part of traditional Highland dress
symbol of Scottish Highland identity
depictedIn historical illustrations of Highlanders
reenactments of 17th-century Scottish warfare
fastenedBy belt
feature can be arranged in various styles
hand-formed pleats
often made in tartan patterns
secured with belt around waist
unstitched pleats
upper portion used as cloak or hood
hasPart pleated lower section
unsewn upper section
hasStyle tartan
historicalPeriod 16th century
inUseSince late 16th century
languageOfAlternateName Scottish Gaelic NERFINISHED
madeOf woolen cloth
material wool
predecessorOf modern tailored kilt
small kilt
requires manual pleating before wearing
stillUsedIn Scottish cultural festivals
historical reenactment
traditional ceremonies
typicalLength approximately 4.5 to 5.5 meters
approximately 5 to 6 yards
upperSectionCanBe draped over shoulder
pulled over head as hood
wrapped as cloak
usedAs cloak
clothing
usedFor blanket while sleeping outdoors
military dress in Highland regiments (historically)
protection against weather
wornBy Scottish Highlanders NERFINISHED
men
wornOver shirt
wornWith belt
brooch
ghillie brogues
hose
sporran

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Highland dress developedFrom Great kilt