The Young Chieftain Reeling Sporran Beaver Dress Sporran or for a family member

or for a family member of Hunter heritage marking a significant moment

Not sure how to measure or how a kilt belt should be worn

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Sgian Dubh (pronounced sgeen doo) is derived from Scottish Gaelic meaning 'black blade' or 'hidden knife' Traditionally

The Young Chieftain Reeling Sporran Beaver Dress Sporran or for a family memberThe Young Chieftain. Be the leader of your own clan wearing this exquisite grey goat hair sporran with three long white goat tassels finished with a simple yet elegant cantle. Designed to move gracefully with you as you dance the reel, this sporran will command the room. Our range of reeling sporrans have all been created with the Margaret Morrison creative flair and offer a very respectful nod to those who wore them in days gone by. Other sporrans