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Kilt

A kilt (Scottish Gaelic: fèileadh ) is a garment resembling a wrap-around knee-length skirt, made of twill-woven worsted wool with heavy pleats at the sides and back and traditionally a tartan pattern. Originating in the Scottish Highland dress for men, it is first recorded in the 16th century as the great kilt, a full-length garment whose upper half…

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related to Other Celtic nations · 36
Kilt → Although, Black Mountain, Breton, Breton National, Brieuc, Brittany, Brittany National, Brittany Walking, Bro Vigoudenn, Celtic, Cornwall, Dol, Galicia, Gwened, Ireland, Isle, Kerne, Kilts, Lead, Leon
related to Further reading · 31
Kilt → Arlington, Barbara, Castle Douglas, Celtic Dragon Press, Charles, Deirdre, District Tartans, Elsie, Gordon, Heraldic Art Press, ISBN, Jr, Kiltmaking, Kinloch Anderson, London, Neil Wilson Publishing, New York, Philip, Rome, Scottish Tradition
related to Contemporary designs · 13
Kilt → Canada, Jean Paul Gaultier, Kilts, Many, Scotland, Scottish, Some, Starting, Stephen Sprouse, Then, They, United States, US
related to history · 13
Kilt → English Quaker, From, He, Highlanders, His, Iain MacDonnell, Inverness, It, Lancashire, MacDonnells, Northern Lowlanders, The, Thomas Rawlinson
related to Ireland · 11
Kilt → British Army, For, Gaelic, Ireland, Irish, Isles, Scottish Highlands, Solid-coloured, Tartan, Though, Wealthy Irish
related to Variants · 8
Kilt → Celtic, Cornish, History, Irish, Scotland, Scottish, The, Welsh
related to External links · 6
Kilt → Against, Art Libraries, Highland DressClans, Scottish Highlands Fashion Plates, The Metropolitan Museum, The Scottish Tartans AuthorityActs
related to Scotland · 4
Kilt → Aboyne, Highland, Organisations, These
is a · 1
Kilt → tartan pattern

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kilts tartan scottish worn also fabric tartans highland pleats made wear may garment pattern used dress waist gaelic usually irish

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Kiltis atartan pattern0.90text
the Boys' Brigadeinstance ofKilts are also used for parades by groups0.80text
Scoutsinstance ofKilts are also used for parades by groups0.80text
and in many places kilts are seen in force at Highland gamesinstance ofKilts are also used for parades by groups0.80text
pipe band championships as well as being worn at Scottish country dancesinstance ofKilts are also used for parades by groups0.80text
ceilidhs.Certain regimentsinstance ofKilts are also used for parades by groups0.80text
other units of the British Armyinstance ofKilts are also used for parades by groups0.80text
armies of other Commonwealth nationsinstance ofKilts are also used for parades by groups0.80text
the Gaelic chieftainsinstance ofWealthy Irish0.80text
high-ranking soldiers could afford tartan kilts.Within the world of Irish dancinginstance ofWealthy Irish0.80text
boys' kilts have been largely abandonedinstance ofWealthy Irish0.80text
especially since the worldwide popularity of Riverdanceinstance ofWealthy Irish0.80text

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