A newbie showing off his first kilt!

**Ripcode** · 25th January 11, 08:41 PM

For the Kilted Trooper Brigade (a group of kilted 501st Legion Troopers) only a kilt is required for activation. This is my submission.

This is a Sport Kilt in firefighter tartan. I have the matching flashes.

I do have a day sporran on order for this kilt.

If I am not wearing something correctly please let me know. I was so excited to put it all on.

I love it! Already planning my next purchase which will be a more traditional kilt!

**Kevin80222** · 25th January 11, 08:53 PM

I think it all looks very sharp - congratulations on the kilt and here's to many more!

**BoldHighlander** · 25th January 11, 09:00 PM

Looks good!

So, what "day sporran" did you decide upon?

**KiltedDixon** · 25th January 11, 09:08 PM

Looks great. Thanks for sharing the pic.

**Ripcode** · 25th January 11, 09:13 PM

Originally Posted by BoldHighlander

Looks good!

So, what "day sporran" did you decide upon?

Another member pointed me to an inexpensive plain black sporran. Something utilitarian to fill the bill, until I can find a fancier one I want.

And that is going to be difficult. Seeing all the excellent custom sporrans on this site does NOT help!

GG · 25th January 11, 09:19 PM

Looks definitely great to me.

A plain black sporran should be a good choice. At least that is what I prefer for casual wear, which is how I use my kilts 95% of the time.

Greg

www.dress2kilt.eu
http://blog.dress2kilt.eu

**Whidbey78** · 25th January 11, 11:06 PM

Welcome from a Whidbey Islander currently residing in the middle of nowhere.

Looks pretty sharp! You're off to a good start.

A plain black sporran will get the job done for now. You'll probably have at least one other eventually. Probably more. I'm in the market for a new sporran myself right now and can sympathize with the overload of options. Take your time and get a good one. A cheap crappy sporran is a bigger pain than not having one at all.

Have fun with it and welcome to the obsession.