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    NEVER shorten a horsehair sporran!



    Sporran

    • Worn centrally over front apron of kilt
    • Generally, the cantle is one hand's breadth below waist belt buckle.
    • Some regiments may dictate where the cantle rests within the kilt's set.
    • The sporran should square the area between the hips and the knees and hand at a natural arc from the hip.
    • Hair sporrans are not trimmed to length
    • All parts clean, in good order, and neatly brushed.


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    Interesting, Piobear, but I've heard different from more than a few ex-squaddies... I wonder if different regiments have different practises on this?

    Mark

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