OUR LEGACY WORK SHOP x Timberland Debut Horween Leather 6‑Inch Boot Capsule

Stockholm‑based OUR LEGACY WORK SHOP teamed with Timberland for their first collaboration, releasing a Horween‑leather rework of the brand’s 6‑Inch Boot and a companion apparel “uniform” that launched globally on Friday, February 27. Timberland lists the boot at $340 under style TB0A5T46EM4, available through OUR LEGACY, DSM Ginza and Timberland’s online store, with the product marked as excluded from promotional discounts.

The footwear is the capsule’s centerpiece: a Timberland 6‑Inch Boot rebuilt using premium Horween® leather in a pebbled, grained finish and presented with a subtly reshaped toe and slightly recalibrated profile. Technical details on timberland.com name a rugged Vibram® rubber lug outsole, an anti‑fatigue removable footbed, a Premium Timberland® leather‑lined footbed, 400 grams of PrimaLoft® insulation, a padded leather collar and a fully gusseted tongue. Visual cues from editorial coverage note Our Legacy branding on the tongue and a hang tag stamped with the Swedish label’s Yin‑Yang insignia; the product page also markets the boot under Timberland’s waterproof footwear construction language.

Beyond the boot, the capsule outfits a workwear silhouette in durable deadstock fabrics and archive references. The Wharf Coat is cut from residual Japanese 60/40 cotton‑nylon; the Work Cut jean uses raw deadstock Italian selvedge denim; the Timber Shirt appears as a relaxed‑fit flannel or work shirt with two chest pockets and the signature pencil slot Timberland first adopted decades ago. Accessories include a classic crowned Weather Cap in full Italian sheepskin nubuck, and staples such as a Pocket Longsleeve and washed black heavyweight cotton T‑shirt. Jockum Hallin, Co‑Founder of OUR LEGACY, frames the edit as rooted in outdoor beginnings: “We built the collection around the formative years of early era outdoor aesthetics, pairing everyday clothes with a weather‑resistant jacket and a great pair of rugged boots.”

The collaboration positions materiality ahead of ornament. Editorial descriptions and Stupiddope’s analysis stress Horween’s provenance: “Horween, one of the oldest continuously operating tanneries in the United States, produces leather known for its density and natural character.” That choice underlines the point that the pebbled leather “develops patina, deepening in tone and character with wear,” a deliberate orientation toward longevity rather than seasonal novelty. Stupiddope also highlights WORK SHOP’s “structural sensitivity,” noting the reshaped toe box as a proportionate refinement rather than a cosmetic tweak.

Campaign imagery for the launch was shot against the Alpes‑Maritimes in France, reinforcing the capsule’s outdoor DNA. With a $340 price tag, a detailed Timberland product page and a rollout through OUR LEGACY, DSM Ginza and Timberland.com, the capsule reads as a considered, material‑forward collaboration that trades flash for texture, proportion and durable construction designed to age into its story.