The FeilidhMhor (Philamore/Filamor) or big kilt (great kilt) is a modern version. The pleating, slightly wider than on the standard kilt is sewn and lined giving a finish like the standard kilts. The plaid and kilt are all in one piece. In wet or showery weather the plaid may be worn up over the head and draped over the upper torso to protect the wearer from the rain and to keep the upper body warmer. In warm weather the plaid can be left to hang down from the waist. The kilt shown is in the MacDonald of the Isles Hunting tartan.
The FeilidhBeag (Philabee/Filabee) or small kilt is the standard kilt style. The one being worn is in the Anderson tartan and the one hanging with the sporran examples is the Black Watch tartan.