Timberland Chops the Top Off Its Heritage Boot
Timberland is giving one of its most recognizable footwear formulas a slip-on update with the new Timberland® Heritage Clog for Men.
Drawing from an archival Timberland clog that first appeared in the 1990s, the new model strips away the laces and ankle of the brand’s traditional boot while retaining the chunky proportions and rugged tooling associated with Timberland footwear.
The result looks almost like a classic Timberland boot cut off at the ankle. A premium leather upper sits above a familiar lugged rubber outsole, while subtle branding is stamped into the lateral side. The lineup currently spans Yellow, Black, Brown and Grey colorways, with material treatments ranging from smooth leather to a more textured finish.
Underfoot, Timberland gives the casual silhouette more structure than the average mule. The Heritage Clog includes an anti-fatigue removable footbed, EVA midsole and steel shank for arch support, along with a ReBOTL™ fabric lining containing at least 50% recycled plastic.
The Timberland Heritage Clog has already begun releasing across Europe, with select colorways priced from €150 in European markets. Pricing varies slightly by color and region.
As of August 13, the men’s Heritage Clog has not yet appeared on Timberland’s U.S. footwear or new-arrivals pages. A stateside release has not been officially announced, though with the European rollout now underway, a U.S. arrival could follow soon.
Stay tuned for further details on a potential U.S. release.
