The nonnative x Timberland Euro Hiker Is Destined for Uphill Adventures
Marking the duo’s next collaboration.
Tokyo-based menswear label nonnative is reuniting with Timberland for the first time since 2017, setting an outdoor-ready touch on 1988’s Euro Hiker.
Following nonnative’s collaborations with Mizuno and UNDERCOVER, the brand continues to expand its collaborative scope by giving Timberland’s Euro Hiker a modern makeover. The boot’s original silhouette is maintained while integrating technical details for alfresco adventures.
The multifaceted model is designed with long-haired rugged suede overlays, hitting the mudguards, lacing systems, ankles, and heel counters. CORDURA® nylon panels protect the underlays against natural elements, while leather collars receive a smooth finish. Timberland’s growing tree emblem is debossed beneath, accompanied by metal eyelets, thick rope laces, and lightweight sole units.
Take a closer look at the nonnative x Timberland Euro Hiker collaboration in the gallery above. The boot will release via Timberland and select retailers on May 27.
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