Timberland
Nathan Swartz established the well-known work boot company Timberland in 1952. Initially known as the Abington Shoe Company, the business specialized in producing boots and shoes under private label for other manufacturers. The business unveiled the Timberland boot, an injection-molded waterproof boot, in 1973. The boot was an immediate hit and swiftly rose to prominence as one of the most widely used work boots worldwide.
Its boots are renowned for their sturdiness, ease of wear, and fashion. Steel, leather, rubber, and other premium materials are used in the manufacture of Timberland work boots. Additionally, they are made to be cozy, with elements like detachable footbeds and shock-absorbing midsoles. Many Timberland work boots also have qualities that make them perfect for the workplace, like steel or alloy toes, electrical hazard protection, and waterproofing.
The typical cost of a Timberland work boot is roughly $150, but some styles can go for as much as $200. The cost will vary according to the boot's individual characteristics, such as its construction style, the materials it is made of, and the degree of protection it provides. For instance, the average cost of a basic steel-toe work boot with a waterproof covering is $150. A more sophisticated boot, though, can cost closer to $200 if it has insulation, electrical hazard protection, or a Vibram outsole.
Detailed Information:
- Founded: 1952
- Founder: Nathan Swartz
- Headquarters: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/timberland (8.3M followers)
- Website: https://www.timberland.com/
