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Brand: Supreme x Timberland

Model: 6-Inch Premium Waterproof Boot

Key Features: Timberland's classic premium boots get an aggressively heavy branding overhaul in its latest Supreme collab. Both brand's logos stretch across either side of the boot — Supreme is written on one side, and Timberland's tree logo features on the other. Elsewhere you'll find a small Box Logo tag, gold eyelets, and black leather padding. The boots arrive in three colorways — original tan, black, and baby blue.

Release Date: November 12

Price: TBC

Buy: Supreme

Editor’s Notes: Supreme's Timberland collaborations date back years, but this collab is perhaps the most timely, considering that — as of yesterday — both brands are now owned by VF Corp. Hopefully, the new partnership will lead to boots that are a little...um, nicer than these ones.

Take a closer look at the boots below.

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For more information on VF Corp's Supreme acquisition (which cost an eye-watering $2.1 billion) and what that could mean for the future of Supreme, head here.

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