Red Wing Shoes

Red Wing's web store ships only to addresses in the United States. Standard shipping is free on orders over $50 when you are signed in to an account; guest checkout pays $10 for Standard (2-7 business days). Express is $20 and Overnight $30. Weekday orders placed before 2 PM CST ship the same day, and weekend or holiday orders ship the next business day. PO boxes and APO/FPO addresses are not served, and Alaska and Hawaii cannot use Standard Shipping. You can also buy online and pick up at a Red Wing store, usually within 2 hours.

Online orders can be returned within 30 days of delivery if the item is in its original condition. Return shipping is free by mail through the Order Status page, or you can return in person at any Red Wing store, and refunds go to the original payment method. Store purchases go back to the store where you bought them, with your receipt, and that store's own policy may apply.

Red Wing and Red Wing Heritage footwear carry a 12-month limited warranty against defects in workmanship and materials, for the original purchaser with the original receipt; damage from excessive or abusive wear is excluded. Red Wing Work boots also have a 30-Day Unconditional Comfort Guarantee: with a dated receipt you can exchange them or get a refund for comfort reasons, limited to one return per purchase. It does not cover Heritage, WORX or Irish Setter footwear.

Red Wing Heritage is the lifestyle line: the Iron Ranger ($349.99, cap toe, No. 8 last, Vibram 430 mini-lug sole), the Classic Moc 875 ($329.99, Traction Tred sole, No. 23 last), the Blacksmith, the Classic Chelsea, the stitchdown Weekender Chukka and the Weekender oxfords, and the Logger, Engineer and Pecos. Red Wing says Heritage boots are built for everyday wear and do not meet modern job-site safety requirements.

Red Wing Work is the safety line, with families such as the King Toe, Traction Tred, SuperSole, VersaPro and DynaForce; the King Toe 2240 is rated ASTM F2413-24 and the soft-toe Traction Tred 411 ASTM F2892-24, and CSA-rated styles cover Canadian job sites. WORX is a lower-priced work brand sold on the same site.

Where a boot is made depends on the style. Red Wing builds boots in Red Wing, Minnesota, Potosi, Missouri, and Clarksville, Arkansas, and uses four labels: Made in the USA (US labor and over 95 percent US materials), Made in the USA with imported parts, Made in the USA with imported components, and Assembled in the USA with imported components. Most Heritage styles are labeled Made in USA, two women's Porter Moc colors say Made in USA with imported parts, and many work boots, including the King Toe 2240 and Traction Tred 411, are listed as globally sourced. Read the label on each product page if US manufacture matters to you.

Red Wing says its Heritage boots often run a half size to a full size larger, while its Work boots typically fit true to size. Its guidance for Heritage is a snug fit with room to wiggle your toes; on styles like the Iron Ranger the leather insole and cork midsole mold to your foot with wear, and Red Wing suggests thick socks and short wears while you break new boots in.

Widths vary by style: the Iron Ranger 8111 comes in D and EE, and the Classic Moc 875 in B, D, E and EE. Red Wing stores offer free fittings that measure length, width and arch, and Red Wing's fit page has a US, UK, EU and Japan size chart.

To convert a UK or EU size before you order, use our shoe size converter at /tools/shoe-size-converter/. If a pair does not fit, the free 30-day return on online orders covers you, but Heritage boots must come back in original condition, so try them on indoors on a clean floor first.

Red Wing runs its own repair shop in Red Wing, Minnesota, alongside local repair partners, and repairs only boots made by Red Wing Shoe Company (Red Wing, WORX and Irish Setter). Boots with welt construction can be resoled unless wear is excessive; cracked insoles, torn uppers or worn-through linings usually cannot be repaired, and boots already repaired elsewhere may be refused.

Published prices: the Premium Repair Package is $180 (resole or heel, hook and eyelet repair, minor stitching, new laces, reconditioning and a full-size conditioner). A la carte, a resole is $165 including oiling and new laces where applicable, heels only $60, hooks or eyelets $65, stitching $75, gussets $100, heel lining or collar $80, and black dye including the sole $80. Prices can vary by location.

To send boots in, print the repair form and take it with your boots to a Red Wing store, or call 1-800-733-9464 or email customer service for a free shipping label on services over $50. Remove laces and footbeds first, because they are not returned. Canadian customers have limited repair services through local Red Wing stores.

On 26 October 2026 Red Wing's store listed the Iron Ranger 8111 at $349.99, the Classic Moc 875 at $329.99 and the Weekender Chukka 3610 at $269.99, and the first page of its men's Heritage listing showed no sale prices. The Sale section held work styles at about 20 percent below the store's own original prices, such as the TruGuard Lite 2551 at $235.99 from $294.99 and the WORX Lithium 6406 at $119.99 from $149.99.

The simplest saving is free standard shipping, which needs only a free account and an order over $50; guests pay $10. We found no current Red Wing coupon code, and Red Wing says it will not match prices from unauthorized retailers or websites. Be wary of sites selling Heritage boots far below these prices: Red Wing warns that fake sites pretend to be Red Wing, offer deep discounts and may never deliver.

To catch a markdown on a particular boot, set a price alert on our Watchlist at /watchlist/.