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    I'd like to approach this from a manufacturers point of view. A Rob Roy style sporran is quick to make and uses basic materials. A cost that reflects affordability to the masses. This would be found at everyday events where replacement is handy if the sporran is damaged.

    A full face sporran takes the skill of a tanner, leather form construction (as some type as a structure) and skill to assemble. The cost would be greater due to the quality of the finished product. A beautiful full face sporran is something to show off with pride. I can see it as an accessory to a white tie event. Replacement would be difficult and costly.

    A sporran with a fur or hair covered front would be my second choice (in level of dress standards from the top) because replacing the fur would be easier with a skill still required for the repair. The fur can vary to match the color schemes of the rest of the attire.

    I hope this train of thought helps when deciding which sporran would work for you, Father Bill, or others facing the same situation.

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