Ghillie brogues, yes or no?

[Bugbear]

Thanks, DWFII, I'm getting tangled up in the shoe terms. It's the pointy toe shoes that I don't like to wear. I like to wear the shoes that have a round, non-pointed toe. That would be on any shoe from lace up, to slip on, to buckle, even lace up boots.

Kind of hoping that the pointed toe shoes aren't the only acceptable dress up and formal shoes that can be worn with a kilt.

[DWFII]

Thanks, DWFII, I'm getting tangled up in the shoe terms.

These are technically a "semi-brogue derby." First pair I ever made. Note wide round toe. And toe cap rather than wing tip.

In black they'd be great with a kilt and a PC, as they are they'd still do fine for daywear or with a brown tweed Argyll.