A red-brown leather boot and straight jeans can establish an entire autumn silhouette. For its 50th anniversary, BEAMS has teamed with RED WING on two round-toe boots plus clothing and accessories, covering ten product formats. Designated BEAMS stockists in Japan and its official online store launch them on October 30, 2026. All RED WING SHOE STORE locations follow on November 6: the two channels have different dates.
Two leathers, two workwear moods
The 6 ROUND Oro-Russet 95 #9872 combines red-brown leather with a six-inch round-toe shape. The Round Toe Hawthorne instead uses sandy Hawthorne “Abilene” roughout. Each costs ¥58,850 including tax; the announcement lists sizes 7–11 with half sizes. Both carry green half-circle dog labels recalling Irish Setter labels from around 1995–97. This is a reproduction detail on new boots, rather than vintage stock from the 1990s.
The sandy Hawthorne roughout round toe; both boots carry a green half-circle dog label.
The red-brown pair can anchor indigo denim, grey sweats and an olive jacket; the sandy pair works visually with cream, dark brown or black trousers. Their personalities come from the leather surfaces, despite the similarly light soles. Fit still needs trying on. As the announcement does not supply centimetre conversions, confirm the sizing system with the retailer before comparing them with another pair.
From work jackets to everyday objects
The Cap Shoulder Blouson draws on 1960s work jackets, with a roomy padded shape, military-style Oxford cloth and gourd-pattern quilting. The black jacket comes in S–XL for ¥52,800 including tax. Sleeve graphics provide the stronger visual statement, making a plain T-shirt an easy pairing with the boots. The brand’s warmth description is not an independent cold-weather test.
Front view of the black Cap Shoulder Blouson with RED WING lettering and wing graphics on its sleeves.
The Print Crew Neck Sweat comes in grey or black, S–XXL, for ¥20,900 including tax. Japanese-made terry and raised foam printing give the WING graphic an embroidery-like appearance. WING and SHOES Print T-shirts each cost ¥12,100, in white or black and S–XXL. The raised design is printing, not actual embroidery—an important texture distinction when inspecting the garments.
Check launch channels and purchase limits
Smaller entry points include the ¥8,800 Trucker Cap, ¥2,530 Bandana, ¥1,980 rubber wing keyholder and ¥2,970 mug inspired by Oro-Russet colouring. All prices include tax. These objects scale the workwear identity down for everyday use: a cap or bandana can join an existing wardrobe without buying the whole outfit.
Boots are limited to one pair per colour per person, and clothing and miscellaneous goods to one per item per person. BEAMS begins accepting mail orders, cash-on-delivery requests, inter-store transfers and holds on October 31, separately from the October 30 online launch. Confirm leather choice, size and channel date, then check live stock. A launch announcement or purchase limit is no guarantee of remaining inventory.
