The Scottish Tartans Museum is a 501(c)3 non-profit
organization, directly funded by gift shop purchases. Your purchase
helps support our educational efforts to preserve and promote Scotland's
unique National Dress and the Scottish-American cultural community.
Thank you!
These sporrans are made from a soft & supple leather right here in the United
States. They have a very room pouch -- more than enough for your wallet,
car keys, cell phone, check book, and whatever else you may need to carry with
you. These sporrans are supplied with a plain chain belt. You may
wish to order a leather belt from our accessories
page. To the best of our ability, we keep a good supply of these sporrans
in stock, though if you need a guaranteed delivery date it is still best to call
and place your order by phone at 828-524-7472 so that we can verify our current
stock with you.
COUNTRY SPORRAN $59.95
Black leather "country" sporran. Very large pouch.
Chain included. Also has loops for leather belt. This is simply
the best and most functional daily wear sporran we have seen. Thick,
soft leather. Exact celtic design on the pewter fob may vary. Available in black
or brown leather. Made in the USA.
Stocked for immediate shipment. 4 to 6 weeks for delivery if not in
inventory.
ROB ROY SPORRAN $59.95 A bit more stylized than the country sporran, but just
as functional. Large pouch, high quality, thick, soft leather.
Chain included. Available in black or brown leather. Made in the USA.Stocked
for immediate shipment. 4 to 6 weeks for delivery if not in
inventory.
INVERNESS SPORRAN
$59.95
The Inverness features the
largest carrying space of all our sporrans. Its gathered leather
pouch allows a comfortable fit for the day's necessities. This extra soft
leather sporran is closed with a cinch method and protected with a pewter
buckle. The Inverness is available in Black only. Chain
included. Made in the USA.Stocked
for immediate shipment. 4 to 6 weeks for delivery if not in inventory.
“I do not prize the word 'cheap.' It is not a badge of
honor. It is a symbol of despair. Cheap prices make for cheap goods; cheap goods
make for cheap men; and cheap men make for a cheap country.” -- Wm. McKinley,
25th President of the United States, Scottish descendant.
