Traditionalists insist that unornamented brown leather belts, sporrans, and shoes should be worn for daywear. Sporrans are traditionally worn as part of male Scottish highland dress. Day sporrans are usually brown leather shovel pouches with simple adornment. The horsehair sporrans were widely used in different ranks. It was traditionally used to make Scottish sporrans. Sporrans are usually made from either brown or black leather. The Badger-head sporrans were typically used by the officers and sergeants. Dress sporrans can be larger than the day variety, and are often highly ornate. The long sporrans are called "military sporrans". The swinging six sporrans were extremely popular for the soldiers. Such sporrans may or may not be of the "full-mask" type. Soldiers did not wear sporrans very often in daily life.