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21st November 05, 01:45 PM
#1
Not wearing a sporran with a trad kilt would be "improper." It would look funny, too.
Sherry
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21st November 05, 02:02 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by Sherry
Not wearing a sporran with a trad kilt would be "improper." It would look funny, too.
Sherry
Double POSTER!!!!! haha
any way same thing i said last time
i dont wear one cuz i dont have one
it is a matter of personal preferance
just my 2cents
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21st November 05, 02:11 PM
#3
I will always wear a sporran. It finishes the kilt nicely and is a handy holder for keys and such. Even with a sport kilt! Not wearing one, to me, would be like wearing trousers all day with the zipper down.
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21st November 05, 02:15 PM
#4
I agree with most folks, a trad kilt should have a sporran in front of it, unless you are drumming or tossing the caber....i.e.- Highland gaming. Working kilts with pockets are a different matter.
Outside of purely aesthetic reasons, where else would you put your car keys?
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21st November 05, 02:21 PM
#5
Good question, when I'm at home I do not wear a sporran but have to have one on when leaving the house, after all it's supposed to be a pocket.
When I'm doing dirty work like maintanance on the car I leave off the sporran and put on a pig skin appron, keeps the kilt clean and protected.
Some of the historians on this board will tell you the highland regiments used to work without sporran.Nuff said.
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21st November 05, 02:49 PM
#6
I wear one 99.9% of the time. I have a plain, simple one for work (a black and a brown), a couple of nicer sporrans for going out (RKilts and Freelander) and a formal one.
I like to wear my work sporran so that it slides on the strap (never a chain), then I can slide it to the side for working or running from women
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21st November 05, 02:57 PM
#7
I think a sporran looks more masculine than a plain kilt, if only because it proclaims without a doubt that, "This is a kilt, fer sure!"
Aside from that, now Eddie Murphy is singing in my head, "My... guy... wants... to... sporran all the time, sporran all the time, sporran all the ti-ime!"
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21st November 05, 02:17 PM
#8
Since the traditional styled kilts do not have pockets, a sporran is needed to carry your stuff. It also seems to complete the "look" for wearing the kilt.
But then I've got a Pittsburgh kilt with all the pockets, so I don't need a sporran with it, although I've also got the clip on sporran and side pouches is I need the extra capacity.
We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb
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12th January 06, 09:58 AM
#9
A what?
 Originally Posted by ByDand
I will always wear a sporran. It finishes the kilt nicely and is a handy holder for keys and such. Even with a sport kilt! Not wearing one, to me, would be like wearing trousers all day with the zipper down.
What are trousers, and what does a zipper do?
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12th January 06, 10:15 AM
#10
On my tradtional tartan kilts I always wear a sporran- even when just staying local ... on my Utilikilts I never wear a sporran.
Brian
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- Franklin P. Adams
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