Step out in a classic style with these women's 6" Stone Street Boots from Timberland. In the iconic WheatBrown colourway, these boots have a soft but durable nubuck leather upper for lasting wear. They have a rope lace fastening with a 6 inch shaft height for secure coverage, and a plush padded leather collar. With light cushioning underfoot for all-day comfort, they have a thicker midsole and a tough rubber tread with grippy lugs for traction. Finished with signature Timberland branding throughout.A take on our classic boots, the Stone Street 6-inch Waterproof Platform boots are made with Premium Timberland® Leather and a ReBOTL™ fabric lining containing at least 50% recycled PET plastic. The 200 grams of PrimaLoft® insulation and seamed sealed construction help keep your feet warm and dry, while the steel shank and polyurethane midsole help provide cushioning for your feet.
OrthoLite® Insoles
OrthoLite® comfort foam insoles are lightweight, provide moisture transport, antimicrobial function, and long-term cushioning. The ultra-breathable material won't break down or lose cushioning over time, keeping your footwear comfortable and supportive.
Waterproof Footwear
Our waterproof footwear incorporates a variety of advanced waterproofing materials, treatments and processes. We start with waterproof leathers that are sealed as part of the tanning process; we then either seam-seal the footwear or use an internal waterproof breathable membrane to help feet stay dry. Tongues and zippers treated with durable water resistant coatings utilize integrated gussets, to further deter water entry.
ReBOTL™ Material
The ReBOTL™ material used in Timberland® apparel contains at least 40% recycled PET (recycled polyethylene terephthalate, the stuff plastic bottles are made of). The ReBOTL™ material used in Timberland® footwear and accessories contains at least 50% recycled PET. (Excepting trace materials)
Premium Timberland® Leather
By purchasing this product, you are supporting responsible manufacturing of leather through the Leather Working Group