A Look at Timberland’s Delicious Espresso Collection of Boots
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Timberland has released a range of boots that are as rich and bold as the hue that adorns their uppers.
Available now via Timberland.com is the Leather Espresso Collection, a lineup including six of Timberland’s most revered models, fresh for fall 2024. The collection is available in junior, women’s and men’s sizing, and ranges in price from $110 to $260.
Each of the Timberland Leather Espresso Collection looks feature uppers dressed in premium dark brown, full-grain pebbled-texture leather. Also, they all feature comfort-focused padded leather collars, 200g of Primaloft insulation and seam-sealed waterproof construction. To elevate the aesthetics, Timberland also employed gold accents and metal hardware throughout.
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The highlight of the collection is the men’s 8-Inch Super Boot, one of Timberland’s undeniable icons, which was produced in limited numbers. Retail price is set at $260.
The collection also features the classic 6-Inch Lace-Up Waterproof Boot in junior ($110), women’s ($170) and men’s ($198) sizing.
For men, Timberland has released the 1973 Newman Waterproof Chukka Boot ($140) and the Waterproof Chukka Boot for men ($160). And for women, the Stone Street Platform Waterproof Chukka ($140) and the Stone Street 6-Inch Lace-Up Waterproof Boot ($160) are available.
Aside from Timberland.com, the Timberland Leather Espresso Collection is also available in Timberland stores and at select retailers globally.
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