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Supreme taps Timberland’s iconic 6-inch silhouette for a bold luxury reboot

Supreme and Timberland bring boldness to a workwear icon

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Considered titans in streetwear, Supreme and Timberland are back with another collaboration that continues to surprise and reinvent the silhouettes we know and love. As part of another chapter in this partnership, which began in 2006, Supreme and Timberland have brought bold colors and patchwork to the 6-Inch Premium Waterproof Boot. This silhouette has been quite active as of late. While much of the design and colorway has changed, the silhouette remains the same, symbolizing just how vital this classic boot is. Arriving as part of the Fall 2025 collection, the Supreme x Timberland 6-Inch Premium Waterproof Boot is an exclusive design that stands out but remains in line with the pair’s aesthetic and style we’ve seen before. Full of color and texture, this new collaborative boot is far from your traditional work boot, instead offering a unique statement opportunity that’ll freshen up your wardrobe. 

Supreme and Timberland take on color and texture in new collab

To reimagine this workwear staple, Supreme has steeped the boot with plenty of prints, textures, and colors to create the ultimate streetstyle design. Crafted from waterproof nubuck uppers, the boot features a debossed logo patchwork pattern that’s impossible to miss. The boot will be offered in three colorways that make up the patchwork pattern, including Wheat, Black, and Multicolor. Also included in this design are typical features such as a padded leather collar and a durable rubber outsole, both of which enhance comfort and traction. Discreet branding details are integrated into the boot, including a debossed Timberland logo and a subtle red Supreme logo tag. The three colorways are available on Supreme.com, at Supreme retailers, and at select stockists.

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