Born in 1952 as the Abington Shoe Company, Timberland has grown into a global icon known for its rugged outdoor footwear, apparel, and accessories. The brand’s journey began in New Hampshire, USA, where Nathan Swartz, a humble shoemaker, laid the foundation for a company that would eventually redefine durability, craftsmanship, and style.

The Birth of an Icon

In 1973, Timberland introduced the iconic Timberland Yellow Boot—originally called the "Timberland Waterproof Boot." This boot revolutionized the industry with its waterproof leather and robust construction, designed for harsh weather conditions. Its signature wheat color soon became synonymous with quality, making it a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts and urban trendsetters alike. By the 1980s, Timberland had expanded beyond work boots, diversifying into a lifestyle brand that blended function with fashion.

A Commitment to Sustainability

Beyond footwear, Timberland has been a pioneer in corporate responsibility. The brand’s Earthkeepers

From Workwear to Streetwear

Timberland’s influence expanded into pop culture during the 1990s, particularly in hip-hop and streetwear. Rappers like Notorious B.I.G. and Jay-Z popularized the brand’s boots, transforming them from utilitarian gear to style staples. Today, Timberland collaborates with designers like Supreme and Off-White, bridging outdoor functionality with urban aesthetics.

Explore Timberland's Collection

For a detailed look at Timberland’s bestselling products—from classic boots to eco-friendly jackets—check out this interactive spreadsheet. It provides specs, pricing, and seasonal favorites to help you choose the perfect Timberland gear.

Innovation Meets Tradition

Despite its evolution, Timberland remains rooted in craftsmanship. Advanced technologies like Anti-Fatigue Comfort SystemsSensory Intellitemp Insulation

Whether you're hiking a trail or navigating city streets, Timberland continues to stand for resilience, innovation, and a relentless commitment to the planet.