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By the close of the 18th century, the Highland dress costumes worn by Scottish gentlemen had become more tailored. The tartan used in the construction of this coat and kilt dates from the late Georgian period, when named patterns first began to appear on a commercial scale. Known variations on this pattern include Kidd, Caledonia, and Macpherson. The suit would likely have been worn with diced hose and brogues, a white linen shirt, a neckcloth, and a long silk waistcoat with a high collar.