Since its founding in 1952, Timberland
The story of Timberland began when Nathan Swartz purchased a partial ownership stake in the Abington Shoe Company. By 1965, full ownership shifted to the Swartz family, and in 1973, the company made history with the introduction of the first waterproof leather boot—embossed with the Timberland name. The innovative waterproofing technique revolutionized footwear and became the foundation of the brand’s enduring legacy.
Timberland distinguished itself by prioritizing ethics and the environment long before it became an industry trend. The brand’s "Nature Needs Heroes"
Among Timberland’s most sought-after products are the classic 6-Inch Premium Boot, rugged hiking shoes, and casual-but-sturdy apparel. The brand has also collaborated with high-profile names like Supreme and Off-White, merging outdoor functionality with streetwear appeal.
For a detailed overview of Timberland’s latest offerings, check out this interactive product spreadsheet, which includes specifications, pricing, and sustainability features across their catalog—perfect for making an informed purchase.
Beyond footwear, Timberland actively invests in social impact programs, from worker welfare initiatives like the "Timberland Worker Welfare Toolkit""Make It Better."
Today, Timberland balances its heritage with contemporary trends, offering vegan options, smart-connected boots with Bluetooth tech, and urban-friendly designs. The company consistently ranks as a top choice for consumers who value durability and environmental consciousness—proving that innovation and responsibility can walk hand in hand.
With a relentless focus on crafting purpose-driven products, Timberland continues to inspire adventurers, environmentalists, and fashion-forward individuals worldwide.