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Inside SOLDIER’s ‘The Tiger’—a reimagining of Timberland’s 6-Inch Boot

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In an industry that sees plenty of collaborations and limited-edition capsules, it’s not uncommon to see footwear brands partner up with stars from various sectors, especially artists. Because visual art is similar to that of designing footwear, it’s not uncommon to see these worlds merge for a special collection. Such is the case with Timberland’s latest collaboration, which sees the iconic boot brand joining forces once again with the Lagos-born, London-based artist SOLDIER for a new iteration of their iconic 6-Inch Zipper Boot. Keeping with the boot’s famed silhouette and details, the collaborative design infuses an interesting pattern that uses bold stripes to pay homage to street style and the military aesthetic. 

SOLDIER brings visual art to Timberland’s iconic boot

Following up on their previous collaboration on “Yellow Boot,” SOLDIER and Timberland are gearing up for a fresh take on the Zipper Boot. This new iteration sees the use of camouflage print as a statement symbol with bold lines. Appearing in the famed “Beef and Broccoli” colorway, the Zipper Boot oozes style from every angle. With references to military heritage and streetway, this collaboration continues to push the boundaries of what art and footwear can represent. Similar to the scarcity of the art world, only 50 pairs of the “Tiger Boot” were created. Making this an actual one-of-a-kind shoe, it’s unclear exactly where or how much the shoe will retail for. For anyone who manages to get their hands on these prized boots, it’ll surely be similar to obtaining a rare artwork.

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