Highland Evening Shoes - Revisited

[MacRobert's Reply]

Back to Creighdubh's original question: my criteria for evening dress loafers with a kilt is that they should take a high shine; be light weight with a thin sole; have no elastic gussets visible; be brogued or plain; and be very comfortable for dancing! BTW, I think these loafer brogues with silver buckles were once known as Cromwell shoes.

[creagdhubh]

Back to Creighdubh's original question: my criteria for evening dress loafers with a kilt is that they should take a high shine; be light weight with a thin sole; have no elastic gussets visible; be brogued or plain; and be very comfortable for dancing! BTW, I think these loafer brogues with silver buckles were once known as Cromwell shoes.

Cheers, MacRobert!

[creagdhubh]

Here you go kyle, a pair of slip on dress shoes, to which I attached the buckles. Made by Bally of France, all leather construction.

Very smart indeed! I like these (and the Sanders) far better than the Loake's.

Cheers,

[StevieR]

Apologies Kyle, the link to these Cheaney Hudson's (similar to the Loakes) is not what you're after, but just in case you haven't seen the Cheaney country/leisure range

http://www.cheaney.co.uk/mens-shoes/3/country-leisure

[creagdhubh]

Apologies Kyle, the link to these Cheaney Hudson's (similar to the Loakes) is not what you're after, but just in case you haven't seen the Cheaney country/leisure range

http://www.cheaney.co.uk/mens-shoes/3/country-leisure

I really like the Cheaney Arthur III Wingcap Brogues! Very smart!

Cheers,