
Timberland’s Fan-Favorite Premium Woven 6-Inch Boot Is Back in a New Black Style
After giving its iconic Premium 6-Inch Boot two woven leather makeovers in brown and green at the top of the year, outdoor footwear manufacturer Timberland is back with another style in time for the holidays. This time, the intricate look is delivered in black, and it’s already arriving at retailers — but selling fast.
The Timberland Premium 6-Inch Woven Boot leans into lifestyle, opting for a luxurious upgrade which forgoes some of the boot’s usual functional features. Instead of the typical nubuck leather upper, this iteration of the VF Corp. owned-and-operated brand’s classic work boot comes in a fully woven full-grain leather.
It’s a look that’s so luxe, it’s been likened to Italian fashion house Bottega Veneta’s signature Intrecciato woven leather. And this comparison came after Bottega Veneta had launched its own Timberland-esque Haddock Lace-Up Ankle Boot.

It’s worth noting that due to its material makeup, the woven iteration does not feature the same waterproof membrane and seam-sealed construction that’s seen on the typical Premium 6-Inch Waterproof Boot. Despite this, it should still be more than capable in cold weather scenarios, although you may want to be a bit more careful with a woven pair than you would the more rugged nubuck version.
Timberland’s 2025 Premium 6-Inch Boot output has been one of the most stacked in years, producing a number of sought-after collaborations as well as more accessible in-line releases such as this new woven variation. Popular pairs have included partnerships with Supreme and Telfar. And with peak winter weather just around the corner, fans of the iconic boot can expect more to follow in the coming weeks.
As for the black Timberland Premium 6-Inch Woven Boot pictured here, it’s available now from select retailers including Kith for $275. The style has yet to be released on Timberland’s U.S. e-commerce store, but wider availability is expected soon.




Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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