Carefully crafted using the finest quality materials, our Ghillie Brogue and Classic Brogue ranges feature Goodyear-welted leather soles & fine leather uppers. Stylish and exclusive shoes, developed to our own specifications to offer exceptional comfort and durability. These shoes were made for ceilidh dancing....

Ghillie Brogue

The most traditional form of Scottish footwear, the Ghillie began its life as a rural working shoe. The perforations - common to all brogues - and absence of a tongue meant that water could drain out easily. And the long laces prevented the boggy ground from sucking them off. Lovely.

How To Wear It

Ghillies have come a long way from their functional origins. The traditional high-shine black Ghillie is mandatory footwear for black tie occasions, worn with cream or black hose and an Argyll or Prince Charlie. The brown Ghillie is well-suited to ‘transition’ looks like the Holyrood and semi dress sporran, which can be worn to both daytime and evening events.

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Classic Brogue

Derived from the Gaelic for ‘shoe’ (‘bròg’), brogues have multi-piece sturdy leather uppers and decorative perforations. Once reserved for country living, their heritage appeal has widened their remit today, and they can be seen everywhere from the high street to the boardroom.

Brogues are a popular option for less formal highlandwear occasions - with the added advantage that they can be worn with trousers too.

How To Wear It

Luxurious but robust, brogues look exceptionally well with tweeds. They can be worn with any shade of hose except cream, where the absence of long laces will be glaringly obvious.

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