Since we at Red Wing Amsterdam like to stay in touch with our customers, we oftentimes send out emails to start conversations to see how they are enjoying their Red Wing Shoes. At the beginning of this year we sent out an email to our customer Sebastian Holmbäck to check on how he and his boots were doing. He replied with an enthusiastic message about how happy he was with his Red Wing Shoes 8111 Iron Rangers in Amber Harness with a beautiful picture of his pair of boots attached to his message. We always love to see how the Red Wing Shoes of our customers turn out after some wear and tear. Take a look how a pair of 8111 Iron Rangers in Amber Harness should age! Thank you for sharing Sebastian!
The perfect pair of Iron Rangers!
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