Family-owned shoe company opens Grove City shop

Family-owned shoe company opens Grove City shop·WCMH
Rachel Ramsey
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GROVE CITY, Ohio (WCMH) – A footwear company that started in Minnesota has opened a new location in central Ohio.

Red Wing Shoes recently opened to customers at 1720 Stringtown Road in Grove City. According to the city’s Chamber of Commerce, the shoe store held its grand opening on March 27 celebrating the location.

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The family-owned business started in 1905 in Red Wing, Minnesota, according to the company website. Red Wing offers a variety of options from boots and shoes, to leather goods like belts, wallets, and more. The shop also has accessories including hats, socks, safety gloves and products for shoe care.

The Grove City spot isn’t the shoe company’s only Ohio location, Red Wing has several shops including a Columbus location on West Broad Street and Sawmill Road, East Main Street in Reynoldsburg, Coughlin Lane in Delaware and West Schrock Road in Westerville.

  • Footwear company Red Wing Shoes celebrating new opening in Grove City. (Courtesy: Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce)
    Footwear company Red Wing Shoes celebrating new opening in Grove City. (Courtesy: Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce)
  • Footwear company Red Wing Shoes celebrating new opening in Grove City. (Courtesy: Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce)
    Footwear company Red Wing Shoes celebrating new opening in Grove City. (Courtesy: Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce)
  • Footwear company Red Wing Shoes celebrating new opening in Grove City. (Courtesy: Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce)
    Footwear company Red Wing Shoes celebrating new opening in Grove City. (Courtesy: Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce)
  • (Courtesy: Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce)
    (Courtesy: Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce)

The shop is located in Grove City’s Parkway Centre-North Shopping Center. Red Wing Shoes is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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