Timberland womens shoes sale

The Timberland womens shoe sale is one of the best value for money across the entire womens shoe range. The average discount on a ladies Timberland Boot, or a pair of womens Timberland trainers is 40% off, much higher than the average saving of 34%.

Timbs cater to your needs all year round. Whether you’re hiking through the hills or taking a summer stroll, you can choose from an array of Timberland womens boots, Timberland womens trainers, Timberland sandals and Timberland heels.

Timberland has remained a footwear favourite for decades thanks to its distinct rugged aesthetic, high-performance and long-lasting reliability. Designed to withstand all weather conditions, Timberland successfully combines fashion with function. Its popular styles include the Timberland womens Chelsea boots and Timberland’s iconic womens lace-up boots.

The American brand has since introduced clothing and accessories. Wrap up warm and pair your boots with a Timberland womens coat or style your summer sandals with a branded Timberland womens tee. Timberland’s range of women's fashion and Timberland womens accessories offers a complete collection for style-conscious ladies.

Timberland Womens Shoe FAQs

Are Timberland shoes fashionable? Combining fashion with function, Timberland has become somewhat of a cultural icon. Its footwear firm favourite for over 40 years thanks to its distinctly rugged design, waterproof materials and durable construction. Timberland’s Chukka and Chelsea boots remain one of their most fashionable styles in the womens sale.
Are Timberland womens shoes good for your feet? Timberland boots are famously comfortable. Many Timberland styles are designed with suspension technology to reduce foot fatigue, support the arch and assist body balance. The dual-density technology returns energy to the feet and provides moisture management throughout your working day for maximum comfort.
Is Timberland an eco company? Timberland states every day is Earth day and is working to plant 50 million trees by 2025 and make a “net positive” impact on the environment. All footwear produced in Timberland’s stores have to be at least 10% ROR (recycled, organic renewable) composed. The company announced a collaboration with Other Half Processing, which sources hides from Thousand Hills Lifetime Grazed regenerative ranches, to build a more responsible leather supply chain. To read more on the company’s stance on environmental matters, visit the Timberland sustainable blog.