Sgian Dubhs

Sgian Dubh A traditional Scottish Knife

Sgian Dubh is a traditional Scottish knife that has been a part of Scottish Highland dress for centuries. As part of the traditional Scottish attire, people often wear the Sgian Dubh, a small knife that is typically worn in the sock of the wearer's right leg, and which derives its name "black knife" from the Gaelic term. The knife has a single-edged blade and a handle made of wood, bone, or antler.

During the 16th century when clan chiefs ruled the Scottish Highlands, people used the a tool for everyday tasks such as cutting food and leather, but they also concealed it as a weapon, particularly during times of conflict. Over time, the became a decorative item and a symbol of Scottish heritage.

 The knife comes in various designs and sizes, with some featuring intricate engravings or gemstones.

Scottish Kilt Accessories Complete your Highland Look

Scottish kilt accessories are an important aspect of the Scottish Highland dress. The kilt outfit is not complete without the right accessories to complement it. Accessories such as the Sgian Dubh, kilt pins, sporran, and hose are essential in completing the traditional Scottish look.

The is perhaps the most iconic accessory of the Scottish kilt outfit. A handle that complements other accessories often makes the Sgian Dubh worn on the right-hand side of the body. 

 It can have varying designs and materials, ranging from simple and functional to more ornate and decorative.

Finally, the hose, or socks, complete the traditional Scottish Highland look. Accessories such as the Sgian Dubh, kilt pins, sporran, and hose are all important in making the outfit complete. So, if you're looking to don the traditional Scottish Highland dress, don't forget to complete your look with the right accessories.