Are you looking for eye-catching moc toe boots? Did the rich red Oro-russet Portage leather of Red wing 8876 catch your eye, but you are juggling 875 and 8875? Red wing 8875 is a limited edition style with a vintage Irish Setter label on the tongue and an Irish setter shoe box. The 8875 is a premium style with intrinsic design features, so the price is not unaffordable to many.

So, the Red wing 875 is a perfect replacement with a lower ($50 less) price range. Also, the 875 style is available all year round. The design is similar to 8875, yet the colors and aspects differ. You can use both kinds for heavy-duty work. This article will explore the features of buying the proper boots.

Red wing created the 8875 styles as sportswear, but it became popular as working boots and casual wear for fashion enthusiasts.

Red wing 875 was also meant for athletes. Yet, it is a favorite for farm and factory workers. 

You can also read my article on the Differences Between Red Wing 10877 and Red Wing 877.

Red wing 875 and 8875 boots have extra room in the forefoot and instep to fit a variety of foot shapes.

Both of the styles have rubber outsoles with grip and traction.

You can also check my article on Red Wing 875 vs 10875.

Red wing 8875 is a limited edition style with Oro-russet Portage leather. The color is unique and made the boots famous.

Red wing 875 comes in oiled leather with three color options ( Brown, Briar, and Black). The colors are pretty, but they lack the vibrance of Red wing 8875.

You can also go through my article on the differences between Red Wing 606 vs Red Wing 604.

Red wing 8875 boots come in Irish Setter Shoe Box, while the red wing 875 come in regular boxes.

875 water, stain, and perspiration resistant.

You can also read my article on Red Wing 1907 vs 875.