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Product Description
These ghillie brogues are the upper end of our range and are a fully featured, executive grade shoe. They feature:
- Genuine leather uppers
- Cemented and stitched leather soles
- Poron shock absorber insoles for maximum comfort and anti-stress through the lower limb joints
- Padded ankle area for added comfort
- Steel quarter tip on heel for maximum durability
- Fully leather lined with kip lining
- Comes in wide sizes
- Made in the UK -
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Add Your Review- Terrific shoe Tim
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Price Value Quality Very well constructed and very good looking shoe. Most appropriate for formal events. (Posted on 4/5/2019) - Definitely for wide feet Trevor
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Value Quality Price Fantastic build quality, like the Endricks, but if you have wide feet, both of these are proper "dress shoe" type shoes, not very forgiving. Do yourself a favor and get the wide Glenfinnans if you have any concern about width. (Posted on 3/13/2019) - GREAT shoes Debra
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Quality Price Value I ordered these as a birthday gift for someone who needed the wide width. They arrived very quickly and you could smell the wonderful leather as soon as I opened the box. It is high quality, and just exquisite. Top notch product! (Posted on 2/23/2019) - Glenfinnan Ghillie Brogues Jim
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Price Value Quality The Glenfinnan Ghillie Brogues I ordered fit prefect. I could not be happier with them. (Posted on 2/15/2019) - Great Shoe - Excellent Service Dylan
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Value Quality Price I ordered these shoes last minute, less than 2 weeks before the Burns Supper I needed them for. They arrived quickly, and despite my ordering the wrong size, USA Kilts was able to process my exchange with a little time to spare before the big event. Thanks for the quick service!
Regarding the sizing: I typically wear a 8.5 US, so I ordered the 7.5 UK. For some reason those ones looked like clown shoes on me. After sizing down to a 6 UK, I was good to go. (Posted on 2/3/2019) - Good shoes Terrahawk
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Quality Price Value I've worn the shoes once for about 3 hours. It was a street gig. They were tolerable for a short distance on pavement having only been worn for 2 hours the night before. I had to get some grip/friction tape to keep from falling on my butt in the house on both smooth floors and rugs. I wish the toe box was a bit wider. I ordered a 12.5 wide i stead of a 12W and am glad I did since its not quite as wide as I'd like. They are solid and will certainly hold up to pipe band duty better than my last pair which fell apart in the rain after light/moderate use. (Posted on 10/10/2018) - Wonderful Service & Quality Rand
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Quality Price Value USA kilts is a wonderful company! The service, quality and speed of shipping is excellent. Thank so much! (Posted on 10/3/2018) - Good Rob
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Price Value Quality Finally found a set of ghilles that comfortably fit my feet. (Posted on 8/18/2018) - Great LoboLocoMT
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Price Value Quality Well made and immediately comfortable. No breaking in required. I HIGHLY recommend. (Posted on 6/20/2018) - Great shoes Fridayschild
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Price Value Quality Comfortable for the long haul wore them 13 hrs. yesterday...not to mention great service (Posted on 4/16/2018)
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Fun Facts
As the highlands of Scotland have a plethora of rainy days and bogs and rivers to trek through, the highlanders living there needed footwear appropriate for the climate. Out of necessity was born the Ghillie Brogue.
The ghillie brogue started out as a shoe that would allow water to drain quickly. They have a pattern of holes (similar to ‘wing tips’) and do not have tongues. This is to give water a way to escape while they walked. They also have laces which wrap around the leg. This is so the wearer’s shoe won’t get stuck in the mud while walking.
Tying Ghillie Brogues - While there are a few different ways to tie them, this is the way we find the best:
1. Put on the shoes and pull the laces tight.
2. While pulling them taut and holding them near the ends, twist the laces around each other 4 times, clockwise.
3. Pull the laces straight out to each side (one in either direction) to make a small, 1” high ‘column’ of twists right above the top of the shoe.
4. Next pass the laces behind your leg in opposite directions so that they cross in the back, about 2” to 3” up from the top of the heel of the shoe (around your Achilles). Make half knot in back and tighten it.
5. Bring the laces around to the front, about 4” to 5” above the top of the shoe. Make a half knot and tie the shoes (make “bunny ears”). I highly recommend double knotting the shoes to keep them from coming undone.
If you're not going to remember how to do this later, we suggest printing out this page and keeping it in the box with your shoes until you can do it from memory.
