REDWING 213 6-inch Embossed Moc Toe Oxblood Mesa Manufactured March 2012 US 11D = 29cm Compared to the Irish Setter, Beckman, Engineer, etc., the 200 series is a bit, or rather quite, minor. But its roots are actually quite old. The 8-inch 214, which was discontinued in 1989, was revived, and the Oxford and 6-inch were newly added to the lineup, with the 6-inch becoming the 213 model. Somehow, the color and style feel similar to the Beckman 9010. So, the other day, I found this rare item and couldn't help but get it, thinking "I can manage if it's a little big!" But, as expected, 11D was too big for me (´∀｀) Original Condition ⭐︎The sole is the original neoprene cushion sole. Although there is some heel wear, considering it's been 13 years, the wear is minimal, so it's clear that they were worn with great care! Material: Oxblood Mesa ⭐︎Reddish-brown oiled leather. The color is close to Black Cherry, so it looks even more like the 9010. The leather is full of oil, so it's supple and comfortable to wear. And it seems to be tea-core leather, so I have a feeling I can enjoy further aging! Size: US 11D = 29cm ⭐︎I think you can get a perfect fit by choosing the same size as your usual sneakers or 0.5cm smaller. I tend to buy good-looking Red Wings whenever I see them. I maintain them for myself, wear them a little, then buy another one I'm interested in, and then I have trouble finding a place to store them, so I let them go. But sometimes I misjudge the size and end up with something I can't wear myself... I'm in Red Wing hell... Please feel free to ask about the price or any questions you may have. ➖Notes➖ Please be sure to check This listing is for the boots and laces in the images. As these are used items that have been used normally, there may be deterioration, scratches, and odors. Please note that the colors may differ depending on the environment. Also, returns are not accepted for any reason, such as the size not fitting or the color and atmosphere being different from your image. Please make your purchase at your own risk. If you have any concerns, please be sure to ask questions in advance.