A full dress sporran is a traditional Scottish accessory worn with a kilt as part of formal attire, particularly during ceremonial events. Typically crafted from leather or fur, it is worn at the front of the kilt, suspended by a chain or strap around the waist. Full dress sporrans are usually more ornate than everyday sporrans and feature decorative elements like silver clasps, tassels, or intricate engravings. They often come in a range of materials, such as high-quality fur (e.g., rabbit, badger, or ermine) or leather with luxurious detailing. The sporran serves both a functional and aesthetic purpose, offering a place to carry small items while enhancing the formal, distinguished look of the kilt ensemble. It is most commonly worn during events like weddings, formal gatherings, or Highland games.