Based in Red Wing, Minnesota, Irish Setter is a division of Red Wing Shoe Company which produces a full line of performance hunting boots and rugged outdoor work footwear.

In 1950, Red Wing Shoes introduced a new boot – style 854. Crafted by experts out of the beautiful Red Russet leather, Irish Setters were born. The name would go on to be synonymous with quality, durability, and comfort for generations of hunters and workers by proving itself in the field and on the job site.

In 1950, Red Wing introduced style 854, crafted with Red Russet leather which inspired the Irish Setter name. Irish Setter became the brand for generations by proving itself in the field and on the job site.

In 1950, the first of many boots known simply as “Irish Setter” were designed specifically for hunting, and featured the distinctive Oro-Russet leather, the same color as an Irish Setter hunting dog. Originally a sportsman's boot, it was quickly adopted by American workers in the 1960's.

Goodyear Welting Most Red Wing Heritage footwear is built using Goodyear welt construction, this is a process that dates back to 1869. Renowned for its durability, Goodyear welt construction stitches a thin leather welt together with the upper and the insole of footwear. Goodyear welted footwear is fully resoleable.

Late Season (cold temperatures, snow/ice): Irish Setter Vaprtrek LS boots will help keep you warm and dry throughout the day as you endure a long, cold sit or track a blood trail through snow.

hunting Irish Setters excel in canine sports such as hunting, agility, dock diving, rally, tracking, and flyball, and their sensitive nature makes them a natural as therapy and assistance dogs.

Irish setter, breed of sporting dog renowned for its elegant build and its bright, mahogany-coloured coat; it was developed in early 18th-century Ireland to locate birds for the hunter.

The Classic Moc was first made by Red Wing in 1952. In the decades since, it's grown into one of the most beloved lifestyle boots in the world. Originally made for sportsmen, the boot quickly grew into a favourite of farm and factory workers for its long-lasting construction, steady traction, and all-day comfort.

Irish setters tend to be friendly and make good family dogs, but they can be a bit too big and rambunctious with small children. Some socialization is required because a few of these dogs are shy.

Their work boot lines and other brands they make (Irish Setter Boots, Vasque, and Worx) are made outside the USA in Asia, primarily China, Korea, and Vietnam.

The Wingshooter waterproof leather hunting boot has dominated the field since 1950. This is the original Irish Setter boot and it gets better with every upgrade. The beautiful full grain leather wraps around the UltraDry™ waterproof membrane that keeps you dry in wet conditions.