This year marks the 120th anniversary of the company's founding. This fact alone should give you an idea of how great a brand Red Wing is.
To commemorate this anniversary, a collection that recalls masterpieces from each decade of the company's history will be released today, October 1 (Wed.), including engineer boots from the 1930s, logger boots from the 1940s, and Pecos boots from the 1950s.
The lineup is coveted by boot lovers, and many of them may have been eagerly awaiting the release of the first engineer boots in a long time.
STYLE NO.2966 11-INCH ENGINEER BLACK KLONDIKE LEATHER ¥70,400
The long-awaited engineer boots for fans. The stooped pipe with narrowly narrowed shaft and smart non-steel toe. Also, the upper leather is black Klondike, or so-called brown core, which is a leather that is worth growing, as the brown interlining becomes visible under the black leather as the boots are worn in.
STYLE NO.4501 8-INCH LOGGER BLACK OIL SLICK LEATHER ¥64,900
STYLE NO.4585 8-INCH LOGGER BRIAR OIL SLICK LEATHER ¥64,900
The logger boot, which has always been a strong favorite, is available in two colors: black oil slick and briar oil slick. The current #4585 was once a European-only item, a modernized version of the rugged logger boot that can be worn on the street. The new colorway is now available in Black Oil Slick.
STYLE NO.8060
11-INCH PECOS HAWTHORNE MULESKINNER LEATHER ¥64,900
Based on the Western boot, the Pecos boot was created using the function-oriented work boot design technique in which Red Wing excels. Although this model is 11 inches tall, it uses the same No. 17 last as the 9-inch tall Pecos Roper. In addition, the sole is set low because the heel base is not included, giving a sense of stability and making them easy to wear.
Vintage denim is attracting unprecedented attention, and American casual is once again at its peak, making the release of Red Wing's masterpiece the perfect time. We invite you to experience 120 years of history with your own feet.
