Where do men like to wear skirts?

Men in Scotland like to wear plaid skirts very much. This is not their pursuit of fashion, but their national tradition.

This short skirt from waist to knee is made of tweed, and the cloth surface is designed as a continuous square, which should be fully displayed. Now the skirts worn by Scottish men are sewn along the waist, which is a bit like the pleated skirts worn by women in China in summer. There is also an oval towel and a wide belt in front of the short skirt. At Hanover Palace in England, Scottish men were forbidden to wear tweed skirts, and offenders were sentenced to imprisonment and exile. Under the resolute protest of the Scottish people, men regained the right and freedom to wear skirts.