materials: wool tartan cloth, leather belt,leather sting or metal brooch
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Some suggest asking permission from a clan representative before wearing that clan's tartan to an event, although most clans won't object (unless you're doing something that the clan would consider "embarassing" to them).
There are several tartans which are considered non-specific to a clan, or are so commonplace as to be generally accepted.
For informal events, Black Watch is considered a national *Scots tartan (http://kiltrental.com/images/kilt%20rental%20black%20watch%20tartan.jpg).
For formal events, it's usual to see people wearing the Royal Stewart tartan (http://www.scotland.com/culture/tartans/r/images/roystewfam.gif), often accompanied by a tuxedo jacket.
* Note: To help out when attending Scots or Celtic events, the official term is Scots or Scotsman. The word "Scottish" refers to a terrier dog, not a nationality.
Whatever you decide, if you choose to wear a kilt, wear it with honor to the clan it represents. And remember, "It's a kilt, not a skirt ... now if I were wearing something underneath it, THEN it would be a skirt." ;-)
Will you be posting an other kilt related instructable?