Red Wing 8070 1930s Sport Oxford D Black, Tea Core The Red Wing 1930s Sport Oxford is a reproduction of a pre-war Red Wing best-selling oxford that existed from the mid-1920s to the early 1940s. The moccasin-toe design, which Red Wing began to adopt during that era, incorporated the light and slightly wild image of Indian moccasins into durable Goodyear welt construction shoes. By using a flat box without a toe stiffener, these shoes, called "Sport Oxford," could be worn comfortably even with active movements, and were highly regarded as multi-use shoes for sports like hiking and golf, as well as for work and everyday wear. It was also groundbreaking to use the Grocord "King-B" sole, which had just been developed at the time, to always obtain high grip in various environments, including the outdoors. This time, with the cooperation of Vibram USA, this Grocord "King-B" sole has been reproduced, enhancing the reproducibility of the 1930s Sport Oxford, which was a representative short shoe of this era. In Red Wing's history, there are many shoes that can be called "old outdoor" shoes, made with Goodyear welt construction, which are different in character from the world of work and dress boots and shoes of the first half of the 20th century, which are reproduced in the "Classic Dress" style. The 1930s Sport Oxford is a short shoe that stands out for its uniqueness among them. Worn several times! I have also taken care of them; they are used. There are some wrinkles from wear, but I think the condition is good. Please understand that these are used items!