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It's a Boot Time
Founded in Boston in 1928, Timberland always made boots for the working man until countless rappers and hip hop artists wore them in the 1990s and cemented them as an equally influential streetwear brand. Today, Timberland holds a unique sway in both niches, all while maintaining an ever growing commitment to sustainability.
Pretty much everyone knows who Timberland is because of their iconic yellow nubuck boots, which were popularized by the New York rap scene in the 1990s. But
Are the Premium Timberland Waterproof Boots worth 80-or-so dollars more than the Classic Timberland Waterproof Boots? They're both waterproof and they're
Don't buy Timberlands until you've read this guide, as many of Timberland boots run big. I learned that the hard way when I bought my premium 6-inch waterproof
These are two seriously iconic boots that are famous for completely different reasons. They both fall into the category of the All-American Work Boot
The best boots are durable, and the most long-lasting boots are resoleable, and resoleable boots are more complex than sneakers, so they cost more to make. So
This is it: the boot comparison. I’ve compared boots before, it’s true — Wolverine Vs. Thursday, Viberg Vs. Alden, Alden Vs. Allen Edmonds Vs. Grant Stone —
This is it: the original yellow boot that made the Timberland Company so famous. The company was founded in Boston in 1928 when it was called the Abington Boot
Casual Durable™.
Yup, we even trademarked it. Just because you’re dressed down, doesn’t mean you have to dress bad.
This site started to help guys find the best boots for their dollar and has since expanded to cover the highest quality casual menswear, from leather jackets to selvedge jeans to canvas bags — the kind of simple, fashionproof classics that help you get dressed without overthinking your “style.” Read more
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