Jbreen1
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What do you guys think of these?
http://www.timberland.com/product/in...id=body_rv_img
http://www.timberland.com/product/in...id=body_rv_img
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I love these, I probably wont get them as ive just bought some costume nationals black slip on work boots. But yeah I really like these timeberlands, they would look great with amerkaji, repro sort of stuff, canes and a flathead plaid mmmmm
They do two versions a full leather one and a waxed canvas upper version, both are waterproof and both contain lots of recycled materials, timberland are very green, and last year they bought Howies.
One thing I would say is shop around for them, in Birmingham they are over 200 quid, yet on timberlands website they are 160 dollars, I think they are 125 quid from timberlands UK webshop - but yeah... inconsistently priced.
They do two versions a full leather one and a waxed canvas upper version, both are waterproof and both contain lots of recycled materials, timberland are very green, and last year they bought Howies.
One thing I would say is shop around for them, in Birmingham they are over 200 quid, yet on timberlands website they are 160 dollars, I think they are 125 quid from timberlands UK webshop - but yeah... inconsistently priced.
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I owned a couple of pairs of tims in high school, and I can't say I've ever had a quality issue with them, but I can't say I'd buy a pair other than their classic nubuck boot.
I think those are a little busy, and I'm really not a fan of the euro line that Barney's is carrying. Just too much going on.
I think those are a little busy, and I'm really not a fan of the euro line that Barney's is carrying. Just too much going on.
Jbreen1
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These are pretty sweet too. I just don't like the Timberland logo etched in the side.
http://www.timberland.com/product/in...entPage=search
http://www.timberland.com/product/in...entPage=search
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I'd rather have one of these two: Frye Bedford Stu
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^^^what are those boots?
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i commend T-land for doing sustainable product and do think they produce some nice product, but they aren't really my thing.
I definitely prefer simpler paired down silhouettes when it comes to my boots and shoes w/ maybe one nice twist or detail
I definitely prefer simpler paired down silhouettes when it comes to my boots and shoes w/ maybe one nice twist or detail
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