balmorals
Scottish ankle boots
Balmorals are sturdy lace-up boots or shoes, typically ankle-height, with closed lacing where the eyelets meet at the top.
The style originated in Scotland and takes its name from Balmoral Castle.
In American usage, balmoral often refers specifically to a type of formal oxford shoe: He wore black balmorals with his suit.
boots
Ankle-covering footwear
oxfords · eyelets · polished · dressy · formal · wingtip · derby · cobbler · sole · heel
Highlands
Named elevated regions
Edinburgh · bagpipes · loch · thistle · ceilidh · haggis · whisky · Robert Burns · Gaelic · Highland Games
shoe closure type
balmoralsloafers
Laceless slip-on shoes
slip-ons · monk straps · Chelsea boots · moccasins · sandals
- Balmoral CastleRoyal family's Scottish home