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 Originally Posted by Martin S
... it's just that apart from simple, plain day sporrans, I find anything bigger, shinier, or hairier offensively ostentatious...
The bigger, shinier, harrier sporrans seem to be restricted to full dress/ceremonial/traditional costumes. I've never seen anyone wear a mega-sporran casually, only in a pipe band, wedding or state function (but never a funeral; yes, they are ostentatious).
Why would someone wear a mega-sporran? Because tradition demands, in some cases. That's all. It's not a matter of taste. Left as a matter of taste, most have the sense and practicality to keep it simple.
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