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Red Wing Heritage - Footwear - Style No. 875 6-inch Boot
6-inch Boot

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Style No. 875
6-inch Boot

If the 877 is the iconic Red Wing boot, the 875 is a close second. Almost identical in look, it was built to address the work customer that preferred a shorter boot. The 6” style is purpose-built with premium Red Wing Oro-iginal leather, Goodyear welt construction, a white Traction Tred sole and triple stitched quality.

Leather
Oro-iginal Leather
Last
23 More Info
23
The last is the form used to shape the interior of the shoe.
Outsole
Traction Tred Cushion Crepe Wedge
Sizes
D 4-12,13,14,15
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The History Behind The Style

The History Behind The Style

This boot is one of the two key styles that elevated the Red Wing brand to worldwide renown. The 875 and 877 were made with russet colored leather, tanned by using the sap of sequoia bark. The process yielded a rich color that was very close to the coat of an Irish Setter hunting dog. These boots provided excellent arch support, and had a light, cushion crepe sole. The 877 was introduced first and the 875 would quickly follow. They became an overnight sensation among hunters and workers alike. Together the 875 and 877 became Red Wing's most widely recognized boots and icons for the brand.

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