THE TIMBERLAND MONOCHROME PACK HAS ARRIVED

The Winter ‘20 monochrome selection from Timberland comprises a number of key influences and innovations, resulting in a comprehensive and accessible offering. For the refined customer, this season, the brand offers a selection of black and white footwear styles with functional details and a sophisticated aesthetic. Key features include materials like waterproof shells and nubuck leather, as well as styles made using ReBotl, a fabric created from recycled plastic bottles.

Exclusive Timberland YCC Drop!

For the first time in South Africa, we are releasing a limited new capsule collection, Timberland YCC.

The collection includes jackets, sweats, and t-shirts. Apart from premium textiles and cutting-edge detailing, the YCC collection retains the typical Timberland outdoor DNA, adding an urban vibe.

Overall, this collection pays tribute to every subculture which has been influenced by Timberland.

The YCC collection will only be available at our Carlton Centre store in JHB.

Father’s Day: Dad the Footsteps to Follow

Nothing comes close to the role that dads play in our lives. Dads are mentors, protectors, providers, coaches, and many other kinds of superheroes. Dads are role models and forces that guide us through life. Sons and daughters quietly pay attention to what dads do and grow to follow in their footsteps, and many parents are delighted and honoured when their children seek to emulate them. 

Youth Day commemorates the Soweto Uprising of 16 June 1976. This uprising began in Soweto and spread countrywide and profoundly changed the socio-political landscape in South Africa. 44 years later thanks to the selfless sacrifices of the class of ’76, young people have their own definition of what the day means to them and how they will take the baton and address today’s challenges.

We asked our community and friends what Youth Day means to them and we received some amazing and empowering responses. These are some of the responses:

WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY: IT IS TIME FOR NATURE

The foods we eat, the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the climate that makes our planet habitable all come from nature. Yet, these are exceptional times in which nature is sending us a message: To care for ourselves we must care for nature. It is time to wake up. To take notice. To raise our voices. It is time to build back better for people and our planet. This World Environment Day, it is time for nature.

Storytime: Books about Nature for the Little Ones 

Looking to get your little ones excited about the outdoors again? As we prepare for level three where some restrictions will be lifted, have your little ones look forward to admiring and appreciating the outdoors again. Here are some books to remind them of the great outdoors and enhance their passion for nature.

International Nurses’ Day 2020: A celebration of real people making a real change

The year 2020 has been declared by (World Health Organisation) WHO as The Year of the Nurse and the Midwife in recognition of the contribution nurses make, and the risks associated with nursing shortages. The year 2020 also marks the 200th birthday celebration of renowned nurse Florence Nightingale.

Mother’s Day Affirmations to remind moms that perfection is a myth

The pressure to be perfect has haunted moms for decades. Mothers are under constant pressure to give children the perfect upbringing, the perfect environment, and to say the right things at the right time. The weight of motherhood is undeniably heavy. A child’s dinner should be locally produced, gluten-free, no carbs, organic, dairy-free, prepared to Instagram worthy photographic quality by a naturally beautiful mother who does Pilates six times a week, has an amazing career, no stretch marks, and glowing skin.  

Free printable pattern: how to sew a DIY face mask, step-by-step

 Save the fancy N95 masks for those on the front-line of the Covid-19 pandemic and make your own face masks at home. It is quick and easy to do — just follow these simple instructions.

Mental Health: Checking in on Essential Workers During COVID -19

Essential workers have been risking their lives since the announcement of the national lockdown to protect others. And will most likely continue to do so throughout all the levels of the lockdown. This vital work comes with cost and compromise to their mental health. The change in routines and the amount of responsibilities resting on their shoulders can sometimes leave them feeling stressed, isolated, afraid, and anxious.