Timberland Women’s 6 Inch Premium Boot

LONG STANDING COMFORT.

Feel good and look good at the same time with Timberland’s Anti-Fatigue Technology, a unique molded foam footbed that features a geometrically designed, inverted cone system that absorbs shock and returns energy with every step. The result is a stable platform of support that delivers hidden comfort all day long.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

• A unique molded foam footbed featuring a geometrically designed, inverted cone system.
• Exceptional stability.
• Shock absorption.
• Energy return all day.

WARMS YOUR HEART AND YOUR BODY.

Stay warm and stay eco-conscious with PrimaLoft® Eco Insulation. Incredibly soft and lightweight, PrimaLoft® Eco Insulation not only works to keep you warm with its patented ultrafine and multi-diameter fibers, it also works to keep you eco-conscious because it’s made of at least 50% recycled plastic.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Crafted from synthetic fibers including a minimum of 50% recycled plastic.
• These compression-resistant fabrics maintain loft and retain warmth, even when wet.
• Lightweight, breathable and packable.
• Water-resistant.

ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE LEATHER.

Get instant comfort, and instant karma, with footwear and apparel made with Timberland® leather from a tannery rated gold or silver for environmental responsibility by the Leather Working Group, a multi-stakeholder auditing group. It’s leather made with environmental sustainability in mind, while sacrificing nothing in the quality you expect from Timberland.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Environmentally responsible leather.
• Rated Silver or Gold by a third-party environmental audit.
• The Leather Working Group judges and classifies tanneries based on energy use, waste production and water treatment.

LWG certification is awarded to tanneries that demonstrate environmental best practices.

Delivers best practice in all areas of leather production, from chemical and water management to energy use, greenhouse gas emissions, waste management and hide traceability.

What you need to know:

• Since 2010, Timberland has had a policy to only source leather from tanneries that achieve either silver or gold certification from the Leather Working Group, an independent group of tanneries, brands and chemical suppliers that has worked to develop and maintain a protocol to assess the environmental compliance and performance capabilities of tanneries, and to promote sustainable and appropriate environmental business practices within the leather industry.

REDUCE. RECYCLE. RETHINK. REBOTL.

ReBOTL™ material contains at least 50% recycled plastic. Around the world, the use of plastic water bottles is on the rise. And as a result, so are the trash heaps. But thanks to some forward-thinking people, billions of bottles across the globe are collected, recycled, and turned into durable RPET yarns (that’s Recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate, to get scientific) that we then use to make products. This process is great for business and supports jobs, too.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Non-biodegradable PET plastic bottles are collected, shredded and recycled into material.
• This material is used in footwear uppers and linings; and bag and outerwear shells, linings, and insulations.
• Material contains at least 50% recycled plastic.
• So far, over 445 metric tons of plastic waste has found new life in our products: in 2018 alone, over 45 metric tons.

PROTECTION FROM THE WEATHER.

Don’t let the weather ruin your day or even your lunch break, with the protection of Timberland® waterproof footwear and apparel. Keeping you dry is at the core of the Timberland® brand and we take that seriously with products made with the finest waterproofing materials and technologies to fend off whatever Mother Nature throws at you. All while providing you with the style that looks good in any weather.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Silicone-impregnated leathers.
• Sealed seams.
• Gore-Tex™ waterproof membranes.
• Direct-attach sole construction.
• TimberDry™ membrane.

FOOTWEAR TESTING

• Static Testing: Footwear must first be submerged in water for four hours and remain dry inside.
• Flex Testing: The interior of the footwear must remain dry after 15,000 flexes while submerged in water.