Scotland Men Wear Skirts Without Underwear

Sometimes clothing can represent a nation. This is like mentioning cheongsam, you can think of Chinese women, and Scotland skirt is a unique symbol of Scotland men.

Scotland Short skirt In the past, there was a saying that "Scotland skirt is equal to the history of the British Empire". It is not exaggerated at all. It is said that the British checker Association of Scotland has recorded hundreds of different grid patterns, some of which are named after their surnames and represent different Scotland families. The black grey case is known as the "government grid". There are also specially designed lattice patterns for royalty members. Noble figures are noble, and the lattice pattern they wear is also known as "aristocratic case". In 17th Century and 18th Century, the war between the tribes of the Scotland plateau continued all the year round. The men on the battlefield recognized the enemy and I in the lattice pattern they wore, a bit like the present "uniform".

But as time goes on, this type of square skirt has more and more styles, and it is estimated that there are more than a thousand. Today, whenever the residents of the highlands of the Highlands celebrate the festival, they always wear beautiful square skirts, cloak, black hair and high crowns, a white feather on the left side, a black and white dressing bag at the waist, white shoes, short socks, long knee pants, playing joyous bagpipes, dancing the "sinter rubas" dance, and a strong Scotland national customs.

A set of Scotland ethnic costumes includes a knee length square skirt, a matching vest and a tweed jacket, a pair of long tube knitted thick socks. The skirt is fastened with a wide leather belt, and a large waist bag is hung under it. It is hung in the middle of the front of the dresses skirt. Sometimes there is a carpet on the shoulder and stuck with the clip on the left shoulder.

For most Scottish people, Scotland skirt is a very formal dress. Now, nearly 80%. Scotland The witness made Scotland skirt as the groom dress for the wedding. It is also a dress choice for attending formal occasions. To have a formal Scotland skirt is worth a lot of money, and the average price in a tailor's shop is 500-1000 pounds. Because of the high price, it once attracted the attention of the British upper class and became fashionable.

Wearing Scotland skirts is not wearing underwear.