Harris Tweed & Celtic Brown Leather Sporran Semi Dress

Harris Tweed & Brown leather combines to make this Semi Dress sporran. It has rich brown and green herringbone cloth with red and rust overchecks tweed bag and an embossed Celtic motif on the flap. Three chrome-capped tassels complete the look. Fastens with stud at the front.

Includes leather chain strap and comes in a gift box.

Handcrafted in Scotland using locally sourced materials by highly skilled Scottish Sporran makers since 1937.

Harris Tweed – is the only fabric in the world governed by its own Act of Parliament and the only fabric produced in commercial quantities by truly traditional methods.

Harris Tweed has a rare character and beauty. Hundreds of distinctive patterns have been developed over centuries, each unique but unmistakably Harris Tweed.

Unusually, the wool is dyed before being spun, allowing many colours to be blended into the yarn, creating a cloth of great depth and complexity.

Made in Scotland.

Product code: SDSP07

Fast delivery from Scotland

UK Delivery

• Royal Mail Tracked 24 £3.95 (1-3 days) *
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International Delivery

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  • Europe (2-4 days)
  • USA/Canada (2-4 days)
  • Rest of the World (3-5 days)

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