You're backwards...

Originally Posted by
Canuck of NI
The little loops are for hanging, they just are not useful for hanging- my belief is that they are a survival from ancient times (pre WWII) when kilts weighed less than they do now, ie before 8 yards became the standard for civilians.
But the large loops! I was taught they are for the belt, not the sporran and that the sporran chain or strap is NEVER threaded through them! That's what we do here! Is there a concensus on this suddenly vital issue? Where does one go for the last word???
Actually, the concensus is the opposite from your understanding. The rear loops are for the sporran strap, not the belt...or so I've learned on this forum. Some use them for both, some for just the sporran strap/chain, and some prefer no loops at all.
Has the OP logged back in yet to explain exactly which loops he was referring too? Lots of great discussion here about both the back loops and the hanging loops...I think we've answered his question either way.
"If there must be trouble, let it be in my day, that my child may have peace." -- Thomas Paine
Scottish-American Military Society Post 1921
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