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He then began to question me cunningly, where I came from, whether I was rich, whether I could change a five-shilling piece for him (which he declared he had that moment in his sporran), and all the time he kept edging up to me and I avoiding him.

Some of them even had sporrans, worn on the midriff rather than dangling above the knees.

Lidl reported selling out of its bargain kilts and sporrans and children's PS12.99 bagpipes.

The tiny Birmingham firm is not only a leading Ministry of Defence contractor but also a designer and supplier of military ceremonial equipment worldwide, from ceremonial sporrans to drums and even the personal pipe banner for the Queen in her role as Colonel in Chief of the Royal Regiment of Scotland.

Forget the LBD or chic handbags, Chanel have branched out into designer sporrans.

A COUPLE who have produced shoes for the vegan market for 10 years have branched out into making sporrans.

We talked about tartan, kilts, sporrans, Scottie dogs, bagpipes and haggis.

The ten students at Cleveland College of Art and Design have spent the past year learning about how to make handbags, photo albums, roman armoury, sporrans and shoes in a leathercraft course.

The outfits are made in Scotland and include jackets, kilts, sporrans, socks and shoes.

Sialkot is now a mini Scotland in Pakistan where tartan plaids adorn shop-windows strewn with sporrans, spats and Glengarry hats.

Sialkot is home to 100 firms making bagpipes, Glengarry hats, kilts and sporrans. They once kitted out Scottish regiments in what was part of Britain's India colony.

But it now seems that the news of a new director has calmed the ruffled kilts and sporrans, and there is peace in the glens once more.