Wesco Jobmaster® – 8” Redwood Roughout – Baker’s Exclusive Build
Built the old way. Spec’d the right way.
This Wesco Jobmaster® is a no-nonsense 8” build done in Single-Tone Roughout Redwood — a leather that flat out belongs in the Pacific Northwest. Durable, abrasion-resistant, and built to take a beating while developing a killer nap and color depth over time.
We kept this one honest and purpose-driven — a true work configuration with subtle custom touches that set it apart.
🔨 The Build
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Model: Wesco Jobmaster®
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Height: True 8”
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Leather: Single-Tone Roughout Redwood (All Roughout)
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Toe: Regular Toe
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Toe Cap: Roughout Toe Cap
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Lining: Unlined
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Hardware: Brass Hooks & Eyelets
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Laces: Tan Nylon
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Sole: Vibram® #430 Mini Lug
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Heel Height: Standard
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Midsole: Single (No Double Midsole)
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Shank: Steel
🧵 Custom Stitching Package
This pair features upgraded stitching for contrast and character:
The result is a classic heritage look that highlights the paneling and toe cap without getting flashy.
🪵 Why Roughout Redwood?
Roughout is function over fashion — the nap hides scuffs, resists abrasion, and holds up in real-world conditions. The Redwood tone brings warmth and depth that only gets better with wear. This is the kind of leather that looks broken-in even when it’s new — and incredible after a year of hard use.
👊 Built for Work. Clean Enough for Everyday.
With the Vibram® 430 mini lug, you get traction without the bulk of a full lug sole. It’s stable under load, comfortable underfoot, and transitions easily from jobsite to daily wear.
Unlined for breathability and faster break-in. True 8” height for ankle support without going full logger.
🇺🇸 Made in USA
Handbuilt in Scappoose, Oregon by Wesco’s craftsmen using time-tested construction methods that have been trusted for generations.
⚠️ Fit Notes
Wesco Jobmasters typically run true to Brannock in length. If you have sizing questions, reach out — we’re happy to dial it in before you order.
This is a pure, honest Jobmaster build — the kind that reminds you why Wesco became Wesco in the first place.
