Timberland
Perfect for sunny days! These Timberland sandals are stylish. The fine nubuck leather defines the look. The sandals feature a cushioned Ortholite sole. An elastic strap and a metal clasp round out the design. Don’t miss out on this gem! A quick tip from the team: These run quite small. Be sure to go at least half a size up.
Available sizes
- 37
- 37,5
- 38
- 38,5
- 39
- 39,5
- 40
- 41
- 41,5
The design inspiration for these Timberland sandals comes from Malibu. The style captures the laid-back vibe of summer beach looks. The black nubuck leather is easy to pair with other items. They feature a cork sole and a cushioned OrthoLite footbed. A quick tip from the team: These run quite small. Be sure to go at least half a size up.
Available sizes
- 37
- 37,5
- 38
- 38,5
- 39
- 39,5
- 40
- 41
- 41,5
- 42
These brown sandals from Timberland feature an OrthoLite® footbed and EVA technology. The summery design evokes memories of wonderful days at the beach. That makes the name “Malibu Waves” a perfect choice. This style runs 1/2 size small, so please order a size larger!
Available sizes
- 37
- 37,5
- 38
- 38,5
- 39
- 39,5
- 40
- 41
- 41,5
Whether for a city trip or a weekend getaway, the Timberland CLASSIC BOAT 2 EYE quietly but effectively showcases its strengths. Dark brown smooth leather gives the boat shoe warmth and a solid foundation, while subtle details subtly enhance the classic look. This model is also suitable for insoles. In true Timberland style, it combines rugged durability with urban versatility—perfect for relaxed days spent outdoors.
Available sizes
- 39
- 39,5
- 40
- 41
- 41,5
- 42
- 43
- 43,5
- 44
- 44,5
- 45,5
Shop Timberland Shoes Online – Boots and Sneakers for Women and Men
Wheat-coloured leather boots, a chunky sole and the tree logo: this is the look that made Timberland famous. The American brand has its roots in making footwear for outdoor work. Today, the range includes Chelsea boots, sneakers, boat shoes and other casual footwear alongside its well-known lace-up boots.
The Yellow Boot – A Piece of Timberland History
The story of the Yellow Boot began in 1973. That year, the Abington Shoe Company, owned by the Swartz family, introduced a waterproof boot under the Timberland name. The now-familiar 6-inch version followed in 1976. The original design was intended for outdoor use – long before the boots were worn beyond the workplace.
Later, Timberland boots found their place in hip-hop culture and streetwear. The connection with music remains part of the brand’s identity today. The work-boot aesthetic has remained a defining feature: the boots have a deliberately rugged look rather than a refined, understated one.
Timberland Boots – Lace-Up and Chelsea Styles
Timberland offers a variety of boot styles. Lace-up models emphasise the original work-boot look with visible stitching, individual leather panels and a higher cut. Chelsea boots, by contrast, dispense with laces. Elasticated side panels and larger, uninterrupted leather sections give them a more understated appearance. Shades of brown and black offer alternatives to the classic wheat colour.
Even with a simple pair of jeans, these styles create different looks: a light-coloured lace-up boot stands out, while a dark Chelsea boot is more discreet. Both work with a chunky knit jumper, a plain sweatshirt or a straight-cut jacket.
Sneakers, Boat Shoes and Outdoor Styles from Timberland
Timberland is not limited to boots. Sneakers add sporty silhouettes to the collections. Models such as the Euro Hiker maintain a visible connection to hiking footwear. Boat shoes show another side of the brand: their low cut, wraparound lacing and distinctive stitching on the vamp set them apart from higher-cut boots.
When choosing a pair, it is worth considering the features of the individual shoe as well as its design. Details of the upper, lining, footbed and any protection against moisture can be found in the relevant product description. Features of individual models should not be assumed to apply to the entire Timberland range.