Leather Belt Pouch in Sporran Style with Woven Details

Leather Belt Pouch in Sporran Style with Woven Details

Craftsmanship and a Clever Design

This leather pouch immediately catches the eye with its characteristic shape and decorative lacing. It is made from ethically sourced, genuine buffalo leather approximately 3–3.3 mm thick, ensuring exceptional strength and durability. The main compartment is securely protected by a flap that closes with an elegant and functional leather loop over a leather toggle. On the back of the pouch, you'll find two robust loops that allow for easy and secure attachment to a belt up to 6 cm wide.

• Universal Use: Although the design is inspired by the Scottish sporran, the pouch is a perfect fit for a wide range of historical and fantasy costumes.
• Practical Storage: An ideal size for storing modern essentials like keys, money, cards, and a phone.
• Quality Material: Strong and durable buffalo leather ensures the pouch can withstand demanding conditions and will serve you for many years.
• Two Colour Options: Choose the one that better suits your attire – classic black with brown lacing, or elegant brown with black lacing.

A Glimpse into History: From Scottish Sporran to Universal Pouch

The word "sporran" comes from Scottish Gaelic and simply means "purse" or "pouch." Since the traditional Scottish kilt has no pockets, the sporran became an essential part of a Highlander's attire. It was used to carry everything necessary – from money and a bit of oats for the journey to musket ammunition. The appearance of the sporran often reflected the social status of its owner. Although this accessory is inextricably linked with Scotland, the principle of a belt pouch is universal and has been with humanity throughout the centuries. That's precisely why this model is ideal for anyone in need of a practical and period-looking pouch.

Caring for Your Leather Product

To keep your pouch looking beautiful for as long as possible, give it the proper care. Protect the leather from prolonged exposure to moisture. If the pouch gets wet, gently wipe it with a dry cloth and let it air dry at room temperature (never near a heater or in direct sunlight). To maintain its suppleness and protection, you can occasionally treat the leather with a conditioner, such as beeswax or a special oil. Don't worry about minor scratches that appear with use – they give the leather the right patina and character.

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