·  A sporran is a pouch worn at the front of the kilt, hanging from a chain or leather strap.

·  It serves as a functional pocket since traditional kilts do not have pockets.

·  They come in various styles, ranging from simple leather day sporrans to more ornate dress sporrans embellished with silver or other metals.  

·  The kilt belt is a wide leather belt worn around the waist over the kilt.

·  It provides support and helps keep the kilt in place. The buckle may be plain or elaborately decorated with Celtic designs or clan crests

 

·  A kilt pin is a decorative piece of jewellery that is fastened on the front apron of the kilt.

·  It adds weight to the apron and prevents it from flapping open.

·  Kilt pins come in various shapes and designs, commonly featuring Celtic knots, thistles, or clan symbols.

·  The kilt belt buckle is a large, ornate buckle that fastens the kilt belt.

·  It is a prominent feature of the kilt ensemble and often reflects Celtic or Scottish motifs.

·  A fly plaid brooch is used to secure the fly plaid, a large piece of tartan fabric worn over the shoulder and pinned at the front of the chest.

·  It serves both a practical and decorative function, keeping the fly plaid in place and adding to the overall ensemble's elegance.

·  Fly plaid brooches are usually large and made of metal, often featuring intricate Celtic designs, thistles, or clan emblems.