Timberland Boots Reimagined
A company that once produced boots solely for those who work and play outdoors, Timberland quickly gained prominence as the footwear of choice for a who’s who in the entertainment industry, from hip-hop artists and moguls to cultural icons. Lacing up your first pair of Timbs has become something of a rite of passage and those who follow the brand are immensely loyal.
The O.G. of Urban Footwear
The Original Timberland Boot – AKA the “Yellow Boot” – is instantly recognizable around the world. Originating in 1973, these Timberland boots boast the same classic style but with the latest innovations in construction and support.
Made of silicone-injected premium leather with four-row stitching and Primaloft Eco Insulation, they offer unparalleled comfort. Stay dry no matter the weather with waterproof leather and TimberDry membranes for an added layer of protection.
Frequently Asked Questions:
How Do You Clean Timberland Boots?
To keep your Timbs looking fresh, you’ll want to keep up with cleaning them. Start by using your hand to remove any dust, dirt, or debris on the boots. Use a soft-bristle brush or soft cloth to lightly scrub the boots. Use a small amount of water on a soft cloth to scrub the boots, but don’t use too much or you could make water stains.
Next, use a store-bought leather cleaner (or your own homemade cleaning solution) to clean the boots. Make sure you give them plenty of time to dry but avoid leaving them in the sunlight or heat which could cause damage to the boots when they’re wet.
Are Timberland Boots Waterproof?
Most definitely! At least many of them are. Timberland’s range of men’s and women’s boots include boots with waterproof leathers, seam-sealed construction, and waterproof membranes like Gore-Tex or Timberland’s own TimberDry. We’re not saying you should go swimming in them, but a little rain isn’t going to be a problem for you.
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