
Originally Posted by
Graham
Good point Bubba, hadn't thought of that. Most in Pipe bands wouldn't worry about issues like that when the kilt kit only sees the light of day a half a dozen times a year.
For us who wear a kilt more often I guess chain-wear becomes an issue!
It certainly can be an issue, Graham, and I cannot think how many times I have stressed this on various forums, such as this one, over the years. Every time, I am laughed off the stage for making this point, but one of these days these guys will be laughing on the other sides of their faces. I have seen horrendous damage to expensive kilts caused by the wearer's insistence on using sporran chains instead of straps.
The only occasions I will wear a chain is when wearing my heavy silver and sealskin formal Evening Dress Sporran. A silver chain with Evening Dress is as traditional as a Sgian Dubh!
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