What did Scottish people wear in the 1960s?

In the 1960s, Scottish people dressed similarly to people in other parts of the UK. Trends from London and Paris often made their way to Scotland, but there were also some unique Scottish styles. Some of the most popular items of clothing included:

For women:

- Shift dresses

- Mini skirts

- Turtlenecks

- Tights

- Head scarves

- Ankle boots

For men:

- Suits

- Ties

- Cardigans

- Trousers

- Brogues

- Beanies

In addition to these general trends, there were also some specific Scottish styles that were popular in the 1960s. These included:

For women:

- Tartan skirts

- Shawls

- Tam o'shanters

For men:

- Kilts

- Sporrans

- Ghillie brogues

These items of clothing were often seen as a way to show pride in Scottish culture.