Every Sporran We Make Starts with premium leather, skilled hands, and a vision.
Our Sporrans are built by hand using only the best leather. Below are pictures of not only historical Jacobite sporrans, but also more modern sporrans.
Antique style goat hair sporran, inspired by similar designs worn during the Victorian era. Primarily made from black leather with burgundy accents.
Custom sporran incorporating features from my ‘Reiver’ and ‘Jacobite’ designs. Crafted from 100% bark tanned deer leather, and entirely hand stitched with linen thread.
An example of my ‘Reiver’ Sporran. The most functional sporran I make. Crafted from 100% bark tanned deer leather, fully hand stitched with linen thread.
A fully custom modern sporran built from black cowhide, muskrat fur, and black linen thread. Designed with practicality, versatility, and storage in mind. Secured with a Celtic button closure.
An antique-style goat hair sporran, drawing from Victorian era examples but given a more military appearance. Crafted from black leather with burgundy accents and broguing. This sporran also includes a large gusset for full functionality.
A two-tone ‘Reiver’ sporran, where the contrast highlights details like the rolled edge and dicing pattern. Made from premium deerskin, hand stitched with linen thread, and finished with brass beads on the tassels.
A more simple Jacobite style sporran with a drawstring pouch design. This one features linen stitching around the edge rather than a dicing pattern. Still made from premium deerskin and linen thread.
An ‘olde’ style day sporran in dark brown. Inspired by antique sporrans and highland style. This one features an engraved button closure, scalloped flap, rolled edge, and elegant six-tassel layout.
A classic Jacobite style sporran featuring the popular flap dicing pattern and three knot closure. This sporran is based on a few surviving examples, but most notably a sporran owned by the NMS. However this one features a duo-tone color scheme and brass bead accents on the tassels.
A custom Jacobite style sporran commission. This sporran features a more square shaped, sewn, drawstring bag, as well as a detachable flap. This one was specifically designed to be worn on a sporran strap rather than a belt. A big focus on this project was functionality and storage.
My ‘Jacobite’ sporran design. This sporran is a faithful recreation of Sporrans worn by Scots in the late 17th-early 18th centuries. This sporran features the popular flap dicing pattern, three knot closure, rolled edge, and drawstring bag construction. Made from bark tanned deerskin, completely handsewn with linen thread.