Kilt Shoes

Ghillie Brogues – Traditional Kilt Shoes for Men

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Ghillie brogues, also known as kilt shoes, are the traditional footwear worn with Highland dress. Each pair is handmade from genuine leather and finished with the classic ghillie lacing style, long laces that wrap up around the ankle instead of buckles or visible eyelets. This lacing style serves a practical need to keep the shoes secure and it's remained part of Highland footwear ever since. We have been serving our customers for more than 20 years in the UK and around the globe. 

Why Choose Our Ghillie Brogues

  • Genuine leather, handmade
  • Traditional ghillie lacing detail
  • Flexible sole for comfort
  • Suitable for pipe bands, formal wear, and everyday Highland dress

Kilt Shoes for Every Occasion

  • Pipe bands & Highland dance – built to handle movement and long hours on your feet
  • Weddings & formal Highland dress – the traditional finishing touch to a full kilt outfit
  • Everyday/casual Highland wear – comfortable enough to wear beyond formal occasions

Finding Your Correct Size for Kilt Shoes

We stock a range of sizes to suit most feet. Check our Kilt Measuring Guide for help finding your correct fit before you order.

New Colours & Styles Added Regularly

We're expanding this range over time, with new colours and styles added as they become available. You can browse other accessories from our kilt accessories page as well including kilt socks, flashes, pin and sporran. Check back to see what's new, or get in touch if you're after something specific we don't currently stock.

Ready to complete your Highland outfit? Browse our ghillie brogues and find your size today. For any questions, contact us on +44 1254 957307 or support@irishkiltshop.com

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

They are ankle laced shoes traditionally worn as part of Highland and Formal/Casual attire.

 

Yes, every pair is handmade from genuine leather.

 

Yes, they're built to suit pipe bands, formal wear, and everyday Highland dress alike.

 

See our Kilt Measuring Guide above for sizing help.