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Timberland Premiun 6" Scuff Proof Boot # 24510 This is what helped start it all nearly forty years ago. Admittedly we've made a few improvements over the years, but our 6 Inch boots remain just as dependable as ever. They're crafted in premium waterproof leather with sealed seams to keep your feet dry whatever the weather. Famed for their durability, they'll stand up to a beating in mud, rain, sand and snow - then after a quick wash and brush up they'll be back for more. Imported.
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| The story began in 1918, in a small Boston, Massachusetts shoe company where Timberland founder, Nathan Swartz, began his bootmaking career as an apprentice stitcher. With his own hands, he cut leather, stitched seams, attached soles and learned how to craft fine leather boots. In 1952, he bought half an interest in The Abington Shoe Company. Three years later, he bought the remaining interest and welcomed his sons into the company. Together, they made shoes for leading manufacturers for nearly 10 years. In the '60s, waterproof leather boots as we know them didn't really exist. The Swartz family helped change all that by introducing injection-molding technology to the footwear industry. This technology fused soles to leather uppers without stitching, producing one of the first truly waterproof boots. In 1973, the Timberland name was born. "Timberland" started as the brand name for our original waterproof leather boot. Then, because the boot was so popular, the company name was officially changed to The Timberland Company. In 1978 and 1979, Timberland added casual and boat shoes to its line to become more than just a boot company. In the 1980s, the company expanded into an international lifestyle brand. | ||
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