Timberland’s signature work boots are probably in the top three most iconic work boots of all time, alongside Doc Martens and Red Wings. And they have been for literal decades, dating back to their original release in the early 1970s.
For the most part, they’ve remained largely unchanged, but for some special editions, such as the PNW-coded Our Legacy Workshop collaboration or the basket-like Textured Premium 6-Inch Boot.
Now, that boot is getting yet another unique reinterpretation, this time at the hands of a legendary Japanese streetwear brand. Meet the Timberland x Beams Buckle Boot Gore-Tex.

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Undoubtedly, the first thing you’re going to notice about this boot is its closure. It is completely different from what is typically found on this iconic boot — namely, traditional laces.
In fact, these boots have no eyelets whatsoever. So, even if you wanted to swap in some laces, you couldn’t. Having said that, while this new buckle closure might seem novel for Timberland, it actually hearkens back to a different iconic boot style: engineer boots.






