What was the typical dress for Scottish men in the 1770s?

Answer by  Stormer (12)

In the 1770s the typical dress for Scottish men included a kilt of tartan plaid. More specifically in the 1700s the walking kilt became popular. it is different from the original clock-like kilt and more like the kilts we see today. Kilts were typically worn belted over a tunic-type garment.

Answer by  eatwrite (1559)

Scottish men wore skirts called kilts. They also wore lieder hose or long socks that came just below the knee. They were, black pointed buckled shoes and a black hat with a buckle on it too. Some of them wore knickerbockers with tights underneath. Sometimes they wore a jacket if it was cold.