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Trews are narrow, tight-fitting trousers, often in [[Tartan]], worn by Scotsmen when not [[kilt]]ed, and are part of the mess uniform for many [[Scottish]] [[regiments]]. | Trews are narrow, tight-fitting trousers, often in [[Tartan]], worn by Scotsmen when not [[kilt]]ed, and are part of the mess uniform for many [[Scottish]] [[regiments]]. | ||
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Clothing
The kilt, a knee-length, pleated wrapped skirt worn by men, is the most widely-known distinctly Scottish item of clothing.
Trews are narrow, tight-fitting trousers, often in Tartan, worn by Scotsmen when not kilted, and are part of the mess uniform for many Scottish regiments.
