#8884

The Red 8884 Moc Toe (https://goo.gl/lGXncc) in the Mossy Oak® Camouflage is definitely a striking boot that makes you stick out of the crowd in daily, city life. Quite ironic. Get your hands on this limited boot before they sell out. A great, more athletic appeal. www.redwingberlin.com

Red Wing boots have a long history in the outdoors. The same features that farm and factory workers prized in our sturdy footwear have also made them ideal companions in the marshes and forests on the feet of hunters and naturalists alike. It only makes sense that, just in time for fall, we’re making our beloved moc toe boot in a camouflage pattern leather. The 8884 boot still sports the 6-inch triple-stitched leather upper, Traction Tred rubber outsole, and Goodyear welt. Now available in the Mossy Oak® camouflage pattern of autumn leaves that conjures the forests like the ones around our home in southern Minnesota.

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How to wear the Camo Moc Toe! Fitting to the fall season, the 8884 Moc Toe (  http://bit.ly/2d7Vrl1 ) has now arrived in the Red Wing Shoe Stores in Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich for a brief period of time and in limited quantities. They look great with denim, chinos, and military pants. The iconic Moc Toe style was developed in 1953 and instantly gained popularity especially with outdoor- and hunting aficionados. That’s why it makes perfect sense to release the 8884 Moc Toe in the unique Mossy Oak® Camouflage, which depicts autumn leaves common in southern Minnesota. With this special camouflage you´ll stand out in the urban jungle and blend in, when wearing them in the woods. Each pair looks different. See for yourself at www.redwingberlin.com. 

I would greatly appreciate if you all would consider purchasing a t-shirt to support this emerging nonprofit organization called 88/84 that I have been helping a friend of mine to get off the ground! :)

Basically he’s been inspired to create this organization due to his experiences growing up as a Black man and with having been homeless at one point in his life with his sister (btw 88/84 are their birth years!). I’ve been helping him brain storm ideas on how to fundraise and create programs to benefit the community.

You can find out more about the organization here: https://www.facebook.com/Lou8884/?fref=ts

You can buy a shirt here: https://www.bonfirefunds.com/8884