What class of people wore kilts?

Kilts are traditionally associated with Scottish Highland culture and were originally worn by men of all social classes, particularly those from the clan gentry and the warrior class. The garment was practical for outdoor activities and warfare. Over time, kilts became a symbol of Scottish identity and heritage, often worn during formal occasions and events by people across various social strata. Today, they are popular among Scots and enthusiasts worldwide, regardless of class.