Engineered Garments and Red Wing Heritage Team Up for a Modern Twist on a Classic Oxford
The fashion world is buzzing with excitement as two iconic brands, Engineered Garments and Red Wing Heritage, join forces for the first time. The result? A reimagined version of Red Wing’s classic Oxford shoe, infused with EG’s contemporary construction and material updates.
NY-Based Studio Strikes Perfect Balance Between Streetwear and Design Heritage
Engineered Garments, based in New York, is known for its ability to seamlessly blend streetwear with traditional design elements. This unique approach is evident in their collaboration with Red Wing Heritage, where they have given the classic Oxford a modern minimalist sensibility.
Introducing the Triple Black Irish Setter 3110
The star of this collaboration is the Triple Black Irish Setter 3110, a shoe that lives up to its name with three different black leathers used in its construction: Black Chrome, Black Abilene Suede, and Black Prairie. But it’s not just the leathers that are black – everything from the stitching to the tread soles and eyelets are also in this sleek color.
Subtle Variations Create a Unique Patina
While the black components may seem uniform from afar, each material is carefully chosen to develop a unique patina with consistent use. This means that the shoe will only get better with age, making it a long-lasting addition to any wardrobe.
Vintage Touches and Collaborative Drops
To add a vintage touch, the original Irish Setter label is featured on the main tag, showcasing a side profile of a hunting dog under an antique word mark. This collaboration comes on the heels of other successful shoe collaborations from EG, including the lugged Engineered Garments x Paraboot Chambord and the Keen WK400 EG.
Get Your Hands on the Triple Black Irish Setter 3110
Excited to get your hands on this modern twist on a classic shoe? The Triple Black Irish Setter 3110 will be released exclusively at Nepenthes’s web store and locations on October 11. Don’t miss out on this must-have collaboration between Engineered Garments and Red Wing Heritage.
