What is Helcor?

Split leather is a “faceless” leather. By means of a unique finishing technology HELCOR is able to create a face for the leather, a new surface. The breathable, water vapour- and air permeable polyurethane layer is thinner than 0,15 mm and may thoroughly be called “real leather”.

When did the beef and broccoli timberlands come out?

Release: 10 January 2020.

What year did timberland field boots come out?

1983
The Timberland Field Boot is one of them – and for good reason. Coming off the success of The Original Yellow Boot (10061), the Field Boot was introduced in 1983 as a hybrid of our classic work boot and a modern hiker.

How do you clean Helcor leather?

Apply some KERALUX® Strong Cleaner to a soft sponge and cause foam by squeezing it. Never apply it directly to the leather. Now clean the leather with light circular movements to remove the dirt. Clean the sponge periodically in lukewarm water.

Where are Timberlands made in?

Timberland boots are typically manufactured in the Dominican Republic. For the limited-edition style, Timberland used Chromexcel leather from Chicago-based tannery Horween and a Vibram outsole from Massachusetts. The boot is offered in a maroon colorway with exposed yellow stitching.

Is Timberland an ethical company?

Timberland has also been included in Ethisphere’s 2010 list of the World’s Most Ethical Companies. Engaging in volunteer initiatives helps Timberland employees develop skills they can apply in the workplace while contributing to a good cause and making a difference in the communities they operate in.

Why do New Yorkers love timberlands?

They loved the boot for their durability, but they weren’t alone. The shoe started gaining popularity in urban New York areas among drug dealers, who needed a comfortable, tough, waterproof boot to stand on the street corner in.

What does the tree mean on Timberland boots?

The logo is built around a tree with strong branches, which seems to be a perfectly natural emblem for a company the name of which means “land covered with trees.” Rumor has it, the emblem symbolizes the trees on which Afro-American slaves were hanged.

Are Timberland Helcor waterproof?

Made with super-touch Helcor(r) leather, our 6-Inch Basic Waterproof Boots are designed to hold up to wear and tear, year after year. Ready for the great outdoors, these leather work boots feature seam-sealed waterproof protection and rubber lug outsoles to grip rugged terrain.

Are Timberlands vegan?

Conclusion. Vegan Timberlands aren’t 100 percent vegan, but Timberland has put a lot of effort into making its manufacturing process more sustainable and environment-friendly. They ensure there’s no cruelty towards animals, and use recycled materials where possible.

Are Timberland boots cruelty free?

Timberland does not sell products made from wild or domestic animals which were killed only for their hides. Animal fur, including Angora rabbit wool, is strictly prohibited by Timberland and VF Corporation.

How is Timberland environmentally friendly?

From shoes with recycled rubber outsoles and recycled plastic linings, to organic cotton tees to 100% down-free insulation in our jackets, our fall collection is filled with eco-friendly products. To see the full results of our Wardrobe Values Survey, click here. To see the full results of our survey click here.