How do you style Timberland Boots?

There are few pieces of footwear that are as iconic as these boots - Doc Martens, Chuck Taylors, Classic Reebok running shoes. Timberland boots though have held a huge piece of the streetwear pie since they first emerged in the early 90s.

Seen in endless music videos and albums covers of the 90s, the classic Timberland boot has come back with a vengeance. You fell in love with them and got a pair from brandhousedirect but now you’re wondering how to style them. Luckily this article goes through a few styles, you can ‘rock’ with these iconic boots.

Overalls, One Strap Down

Oversized, denim overalls and Timberland boots were all the rage in the 90s, and probably one of the most characteristic outfits of the 1990s. Most of the time the overalls were worn with a baggy t-shirt underneath and one or both straps down.

Baggy Jeans, Oversized T-Shirts

Another popular style again borrowed from the early to mid-90s is baggy jeans, oversized graphic t-shirts and black Timberland boots. There are a few companies that are currently making these types of jeans since there’s been an increase in their popularity, but for a more thrifty style (that is also more accurate to this period of time) you can probably score some baggy jeans and cool graphic tees from a thrift store.

Timberlands and Colour Coordinated Sweatsuits

The latest in streetwear fashion is oversized colour coordinated sweatsuits combined with the iconic and striking yellow or black Timberland boot. Earth and neutral tones are in vogue at the moment - tans, warm greys, and dusty greens combine great with this amazing rugged and hardwearing boot.

With anything you like

Much like Doc Martens, Timberlands were initially made to be a rugged work boot. Ultimately, it's a handsome, extremely well-made boot, that can be combined with anything from skinny jeans to loose-fitting corduroy pants.

No matter what you combine it with, you can find amazing deals on Timberland boots at brandhousedirect.com.au.