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Brand: Supreme x Timberland

Model: 3-Eye Lug Shoe

Release Date: December 8, 2022

Price: TBC

Buy: Supreme website

Editor’s Notes: Whenever Supreme and Timberland collaborate, they rarely hold any punches.

From the pair’s pattern-heavy FW21 collaboration, to a nineties-inspired apparel collaboration earlier that same year, Supreme x Timberland manages to cause a stir whatever the focus.

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For FW22 — after two footwear-less link-ups — the two labels have reunited for three takes on Timberland’s iconic 3-Eye Lug Shoe, reworking it in bold shades of black, pink, and green.

Crafted with a woven leather upper with a 360-degree lacing system, plush leather lining, and rubber lug outsole, each iteration is decorated with a neat embroidered logo and metal logo plate.

Last time out, Supreme and Timberland took on the latter’s epochal Field Boot as a part of a collaborative partnership with Major League Baseball, in particular the New York Yankees.

The 3-Eye Lug Shoe, however, is arguably more of a people-pleaser in terms of overall popularity. Low-cut, sturdy, yet incredibly versatile, it’s a shoe as suitable for a night out as it is a funeral.

That being said, if you’re planning on rocking up to a funeral clad in the pink woven numbers, you better be ready to be the star attraction on someone else’s big day. They’re a show stopper, baby!

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