Timberland

Timberland FAQs

Are Timberland boots waterproof?

Many Timberland boots are. The classic 6-inch Premium boot is built with seam-sealed waterproof leather to keep feet dry, and several styles use waterproof membranes such as Gore-Tex. Not every Timberland shoe is waterproof, so check the product details for a waterproof or water-resistant rating. Re-proofing the leather now and then helps maintain that protection over time.

How do Timberland boots fit?

Timberland boots tend to fit true to size but with a slightly roomy, generous cut, so many people find they can take their usual size or go half a size down for a snugger fit. They also come in wide-fit options. Because the leather softens and moulds with wear, a firm fit at first is normal. If you plan to wear thick socks, factor that in.

What are Timberland boots made of?

The classic Timberland boot is made from premium waterproof nubuck leather with a padded collar, rustproof hardware, and a durable rubber lug sole. Other styles use full-grain leather, suede, or recycled and responsibly sourced materials, as Timberland has moved towards more sustainable production. Check each product for its specific materials.

How do you tie Timberland boots?

For everyday wear, lace Timberland boots fully through every eyelet and hook for support, then tie a standard double knot. For a more relaxed look, some people lace to the second or third hook from the top and tuck the laces in. However you tie them, make sure the fit is snug around the ankle so your heel stays secure.