A Guide On How To Tie Ghillie Brogues

Ghillie brogues are one type of Scottish shoes that are typically put on in conjunction with the Kilt. They're similar to normal brogues, however they feature long laces, which are tied around the ankles and tied according to a certain method. The process of tying ghillie shoes can be difficult initially, but after some time and practice, it's easy to master.

This is a step-bystep instruction for the proper way to put on ghillie boots:

Step 1: Loosen the Laces

When you are ready to tie the ghillie boots, you must loosen the laces. This makes it simpler to tie the ankles. Release the laces by pulling them free from the eyelets.

Step 2: Start Wrapping the Laces

Pick up one end of lacing and tie it around your ankle's back. Turn it over towards the front, and then connect it to the opposite edge of the lacing.

Step 3: Wrap the Laces Again

Place the lace on your ankle's back once more, then turn it in front. Then, cross it over the opposite edge of the lace.

Step 4: Repeat

Continue to repeat steps 2, 3 and 4 until lacing has been secured around your ankles three or four times.

Step 5: Tie a Knot

Once you have wrapped the ankle laces multiple times then tie them in a knot to keep them secure. Be sure that you tie it securely and not too tight.

Step 6: Tuck in the Laces

When you've tied the knot, tie the end of the laces onto the sides of your ghillie's brogues. It will stop them from slipping out while wearing the shoes.

Step 7: Repeat on the Other Foot

Do the same on the other foot, tying your second one to your ghillie.

You have succeeded, congratulations! put your ghillie shoes on! It might take some practice to get your laces placed around your ankle perfect, but after a while you'll be in a position to tie them swiftly and comfortably. You will be able to enjoy your classic Scottish shoes and the feeling of culture and history that can be a part of your outfit.