Red Wing Moc Toe 875 Oro Legacy

The 875 is the boot Red Wing introduced in 1952, built on the No. 23 last for workers who stood all day on hard factory floors. Goodyear welted, triple-stitched at the moc toe, and unchanged in over seventy years of continuous production — it is the purest expression of what Red Wing has always made.

Oro Legacy leather is oil-tanned at Red Wing's own S.B. Foot Tannery in Minnesota. The tanning process saturates the full-grain hide with oil, producing a surface that darkens at pressure points and develops a warm amber patina over time. It resists moisture from first wear and requires minimal conditioning to maintain its character through years of daily use.

The White Traction Tred wedge sole provides all-day cushioning on hard surfaces and resistance to oil and chemical spill — the specification that made Red Wing the boot of American industry, carried unchanged into the 875 today.

• Goodyear welt construction — resoleable for decades of wear

• Oro Legacy oil-tanned full-grain leather from Red Wing's own S.B. Foot Tannery

• White Traction Tred wedge sole — oil, chemical, and slip resistant

• Six-eyelet design on the classic No. 23 last with triple-stitched moc toe

• Made in Red Wing, Minnesota, USA — in continuous production since 1952

• Leather: Oro Legacy oil-tanned full-grain, tanned at S.B. Foot Tannery, Red Wing, Minnesota

• Sole: White Traction Tred wedge — oil, chemical, and slip resistant

• Lining: Leather sock liner and full leather lining

• Construction: Goodyear welt — resoleable

• Last: No. 23 — round moc-stitch toe, six-eyelet shaft

• Brush surface dirt away with a horsehair brush before applying any product

• Apply Red Wing Leather Conditioner sparingly — a thin coat is enough to nourish the leather

• Allow the leather to absorb conditioner for at least 30 minutes before wearing

• If the boots become thoroughly wet, allow to dry naturally away from direct heat sources

• Use cedar boot trees between wears to maintain shape and draw out moisture