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ABOUT RED WING SHOE COMPANY
For more than 100 years, Red Wing Shoe Company has been crafting purpose-built work footwear for specific jobs. From the factory floor to the construction site, from refineries to railroads, on oil rigs and docks, today’s modern craftsmen trust Red Wing to deliver premium quality work boots and shoes with the features, fit, and service required for their demanding jobs.
Red Wing work boots are crafted with skill by people who take the time to make sure each pair lasts and protects - like the fine tools they are. Every product we make is manufactured under stringent Red Wing quality standards to withstand the toughest work environments.
Work is our work.
Red Wing work boots are crafted with skill by people who take the time to make sure each pair lasts and protects - like the fine tools they are. Every product we make is manufactured under stringent Red Wing quality standards to withstand the toughest work environments.
Work is our work.
STYLE NO. 1907
6-INCH MOC
The 1907 is modeled after the original work boot styles that made Red Wing famous. The 6” moc toe style is classic Red Wing work with Copper Rough & Tough leather, white traction tread sole, Norwegian welt, triple stitched quality and rawhide laces.
- Leather
- Copper Rough & Tough
- Traction Tred Cushion Crepe WedgeOutsole
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