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After wearing "Docs" with my kilt for a while now, I thought it was time to make a sporran to go with them. Not one for Timberland/Cat boots. This has been brewing in my head for a while then I purchased a shed full of leather and half a skin of oxblood leather was amongst the lot. I put one boot in the picture just to let see you see the colour match.

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Now that's pretty cool!

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Great work, excellent match. Darryl

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The color match is great!

Allen

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That is a perfect pairing for your Docs! Too cool. This is one of those "I wish I had thought of that" moments. I give you 20 Punker Points for the effort. :-)

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Excellent job! And unless I'm mistaken, those are a pair of original UK-made DMs.

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Great job to say the very least!

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Thanks for the great comments and punker points, yup they are original docs, still available in the uk.

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Very good (great) match in styling.

Also, pardon my ignorance: Is a sporran a man purse? If not, what is the purpose?

Aaron

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That's Awesome:-)

I really like the combo you made here...Good work!

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Very good (great) match in styling.

Also, pardon my ignorance: Is a sporran a man purse? If not, what is the purpose?

Aaron

Sporrans are commonly worn with kilts. Kilts do not have pockets. They are typically worn centered in the front at waist level. There are both formal and everyday wear sporrans.

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While watching the Tattoo, I noticed the black and white hairy thing they wore just below waist level and I'd like to know if that is also a Sporran? And what would they carry in that?

Tony.

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The balck n White hairy thing is a sporran, and yeh a man purse but I wouldnt say that to a scotsmans face. In my sporran I keep what most scots keep in their sporran. Wallet and hipflask(good malt).

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It is usually horse hair, these are classed as military dress sporrans, military day sporrans are leather with regimental badge on front.

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The sporrans you saw at the Tattoo were out of horsehair and were mostly for show. Not much use. The sporrans like Scottishshoemaker made are roomy and made to be used every day. A lot of guys are wearing kilts and sporrans on a daily basis now. Just go drop in on kiltsrock.com and brouse!

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they also keep your kilt "down in front" so you don't become a "floor show"

(not that I don't like a good floor show once in awhile >giggle<)

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That is cool! I want to go to Scotland so bad.

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