• Red Wing Heritage Work - Moc Toe

    We use the term “Moc Toe” to describe the moccasin seam used for the front section of Red Wing Moc Toe boots. This seam is one of the trademarks of Red Wing classic style 875.

  • Red Wing Heritage Work – Round Toe

    We use the term “Round Toe” to describe a work boot with a rounded, leather-reinforced toecap. One example: Round Toe style 9111 in our Heritage Work collection.

  • Red Wing Heritage Work – Logger

    The Logger boot has its origins in a rugged, laced work boot designed for American loggers and lumberjacks. With a typical shaft length of 8 inches, this boot provides the protection and stability men who work with trees require. Logger style 2945 unites these characteristics superbly.

  • Red Wing Heritage Work – Irish Setter

    Many styles in the Red Wing Heritage collection were part of the Irish Setter line until the end of the 1980s. They were designed for hunting and working in the woods. Hunting boots Iike style 877 used to be stamped with the Irish Setter logo. These styles are still “Made in USA,” which means they are authentic boots from Red Wing Shoes.

  • Red Wing Heritage Work – Oxford

    At Red Wing, an Oxford is a closed shoe that meets all the requirements of a work shoe while giving the man wearing it an official look. Red Wing Oxford shoes like style 8109 mean business.

  • Red Wing Classic Work – Oxblood 200 Series

    After the resounding success of the Postman series, Red Wing reissued the 200 series that was first introduced to the market in 1959. Oxblood 200 series style 213 is reminiscent of Red Wing icon 875 and was especially developed for heavy work in dusty factory halls. The red soles underscore the natural character of the high quality Oxblood Mesa leather. The anti-slip neoprene sole with a heel recalls Postman styles 101 and 9196.

  • Red Wing Classic Work – Beckman

    The Beckman series pays homage to the German company founder, Karl Beckmann. Hand-picked Featherstone custom-tanned leather and a design that carries forth the spirit of the company‘s early days leave their mark on Red Wing Beckman series styles like 9016 in Cigar.

  • Red Wing Classic Work – Iron Ranger

    “Iron Ranger” is what they called the proud men who worked in the iron mines of northern Minnesota in the 1920s. With their reinforced leather toecaps, speed hooks, and the quality typical of Red Wing, Iron Ranger styles like 8111 remind us of that era today.

  • Red Wing Classic Work – Postman Shoes

    The name says it all: Red Wing Postman style 101 was originally designed for the men who delivered the mail in America. Even after millions of kilometers of wear, these shoes always lent an air of dignity to the postmen who wore them.

  • Red Wing Classic Work – Chelsea Rancher

    Originally designed as a convenient slip-on work boot for sheep ranchers, Chelsea Rancher style 2917 has the classic looks and high quality typical of Red Wing. This boot has achieved cult status very quickly.

  • Red Wing Casual – Work Chukka

    Red Wing Work Chukka style 3141 was designed to be a lightweight, all-purpose work boot. It allowed carpenters and other skilled workers to benefit from the high quality Red Wing production standards.

  • Red Wing Casual – Wabasha Boat Shoes

    The Wabasha region located to the south of the town of Red Wing gave its name to the lightweight, almost completely handcrafted Red Wing Wabasha boat shoes.

  • Red Wing Casual – Boat Shoes

    Red Wing Boat Shoes like style 9185 have always been the choice of footwear for the boatmen on the Mississippi River who required reliable, high quality shoes.