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    Quote Originally Posted by FossilHunter View Post
    I know that leather straps without chains are popular for day sporrans among the rabble.

    Who here wears one with a dress sporran as well? Or do most go with the chain for the extra bling?
    Personally, I never wear a chain but have considered it for dressier events. That aside, I've always worn a strap even to weddings and funerals. No one knows the difference and I much prefer the strap to a chain anyway.

    Jonathan

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luke MacGillie View Post
    I just ordered one yesterday, in the antique finish, will update when it arrives.
    Luke:

    How was the chain? I'm curious to hear your review.

    Please advise.

    Thanks,

    SM
    Shaun Maxwell
    Vice President & Texas Commissioner
    Clan Maxwell Society

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    Shaun,

    Its a well made chain, I'm just so used to either having my sporran on the belt holding up my plaid, or on a separate leather belt, the chain is just rather hard to get used to. Ive used it once, and the jacket I was wearing only had one breast pocket, so I ended up with a bit more in my sporran than normal. The chain did not support the weight of the sporran well enough I felt.

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    I don't bother with the dog-lead chains - but I do alternate between plain black leather and one I modified with chainmail (not as bad as it sounds and currently making up anther one with a different chain mail pattern).



    I also have plaited tan leather strap I wear with my other day sporran.

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    Here is a in use photo of the long link chain. Now its late in the evening last night, ive had a couple, few drinks, and my sporran has started its decent.......

    If I wear a sporran, like say a MOD cantle type, with 1 inch leather straps, I dont get that decent into madness........

    Actually thinking about the possibility of sending my MOD off to be silver plated, because of this sporran creep!

    84126096_10158130352663319_8511288900382097408_o (1).jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tomo View Post
    I don't bother with the dog-lead chains - but I do alternate between plain black leather and one I modified with chainmail (not as bad as it sounds and currently making up anther one with a different chain mail pattern).

    That's really nice. I quite like it. It's elegant but not flashy.

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