Lyle & Scott Sneakers
Lyle & Scott is a Scottish brand founded in 1874 in the knitwear town of Hawick, recognised by its golden eagle logo and its long-standing ties to golf and casual fashion.
About Lyle & Scott
Knitwear from Hawick. Lyle & Scott was founded in 1874 by William Lyle and Walter Scott in Hawick, a Scottish town world-famous for its knitwear. The company began with hosiery and underwear before becoming a respected name in high-quality knitted textiles.
The golden eagle. The instantly recognisable logo — the golden eagle — long associated the brand with golf and, later, British casual and mod culture. This dual heritage of traditional craftsmanship and youthful style continues to define Lyle & Scott today.
From jumpers to sneakers. With its roots in knitwear and polo shirts, the brand expanded into a broader lifestyle collection. The same mix of Scottish heritage and accessible, timeless style runs through its sneakers and sports shoes.
Frequently asked questions about Lyle & Scott
When was Lyle & Scott founded?
Lyle & Scott was founded in 1874 by William Lyle and Walter Scott in the Scottish knitwear town of Hawick.
What is Lyle & Scott’s logo?
The recognisable logo is the golden eagle, which for many years associated the brand with golf and British casual culture.
What is the most popular Lyle & Scott sneaker?
Right now the Lyle & Scott Culross01 “White/Green/Grey” (712) is the most sought-after Lyle & Scott, with a Hypescore of 4 GSv.