The clever folks at Red Wing Heritage have just launched a seriously impressive new collection of footwear for Spring/Summer 2013, inspired by the brand’s long-held affiliation with farmers and blue-collar workers.

The collection features five different models, starting off with the six-inch Work Round Toe boot, which first appeared on the market in 1919 and is now back in its light-brown driftwood leather glory, in the same silhouette that Red Wing first designed all those years ago.

The release continues on to feature the Genuine Handsewn 9155 and 9156 high and low top, each bringing forth a look that is reminiscent of hunting boots and moccasins, constructed with a brown leather for a vintage look.

Finishing off the collection are a pair of Chukkas, one low and one mid-height, each built with a water-proof sueded and hand-stitched with a wax thread to increase the shoe’s durability and lightweight feel, giving it an over-all relaxed look.

The entire collection has been lovingly embossed with the iconic Red Wing label, and is available at selected retailers around the globe.