Reproduction release, immediately sold out, no restock planned. Redwing / Red Wing STYLE NO. 8168 8-INCH PECOS / 8-inch Pecos Since the pioneering days, the American Southwest and Texas have been home to large ranches, farms, and oil refineries. For Red Wing, which has made work boots its main product since its founding, this was also an important market. In 1923, the company opened a branch in Dallas, Texas, and began developing customers in the region. This area has a unique culture, and among work boots, the so-called cowboy boot type, which originated from Spanish riding boots, was the mainstream. Red Wing also manufactured typical cowboy boots with decorative stitching from the late 1930s to target such a market. In 1953, they replaced the existing cowboy boots and released simple pull-on boots with decorations. In 1959, they developed these further and trademarked the name "PECOS," the name of a town in Texas, and expanded the variations under that name. The following year, in 1960, boots with side seam shafts incorporating the manufacturing method of cowboy boots were added. The following year, the prototypes of the current Pecos boots were almost all completed, including 11-inch cowboy boot types, 9-inch low-heeled Roper types, and 9-inch traction tread sole types. Since then, Pecos boots have been loved by ranchers and farmers not only in Texas and the Southwest but throughout the United States. G-SHOCK Makita's wear standard california Standard California Disney Mickey Minnie Winnie the Pooh Chikawa Hawaii Aloha shirt Wacko Maria subculture sc Subculture supreme Supreme tenderloin Tenderloin neighborhood Neighborhood rats Rats m&m Goros vans Takuya Kimura Shohei Miura Kimutaku jordan wtaps Shohei Ohtani Standard California HTC Wolf's Head Goros goros Berberjin Fujiwara Makita Saint Michael Levis 501 saint Kubozuka Air Jordan Dunk Yellow Gradation