IRISH SETTER CLASSIC MOC - ORO RUSSET

This limited series Irish Setter appears straight from the archives of 1952. In addition to its leather, which is matched to the original, the boot has all the exacting details of its historic forebear. The “Red Wing” name is embossed on the inside quarter of the boot, the moc toe is finished with a distinctive rectangular bar-tack stitch, and the backstay chain-stitch is once again done on Red Wing's ancient Puritan Stitch machine, which has its origins in the 1890s. They use the same mahogany and sage thread of the original, the top band is double-stitched, and the laces are leather instead of Taslan. All of these features are subtle differences from their standard No. 877 Classic Work Boot but they add up to an Irish Setter that is both unique and true to its name. Finally, to finish it off, they've added the traditional woven “Irish Setter” label inside the tongue and the boots come in a box that features the original logo and text from the 1950s.

FIT INFORMATION

A new pair of Red Wing Heritage footwear should fit comfortably tight on the foot, with enough room to freely wiggle toes. We recommend trying on footwear in store to ensure proper fit.

NO. 23 LAST

• The no. 23 was created in the 1950s and is Red Wing’s most iconic last.
• Includes extra room in the forefoot and instep to fit a variety of foot shapes.

MATERIALS USED

• OUTSOLE: Traction Tred Cushion Crepe Wedge
• CONSTRUCTION: Goodyear Welt
• LAST: 23
• LEATHER TYPE: Full Grain, Oiled
  
• HARDWARE: Nickel Eyelets
  
• COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Made In USA