The Moto Guzzi X Timberland collaboration sees the two companies paying homage to timeless craftsmanship with their boots.
The boot-shaped display case features timber inlay on the exterior, while full-grain leather is used to construct each pair.
Born out of adversity on America’s west coast, Timberland has developed into a globally recognized footwear brand.
From the streets of Boston to the wastelands of Maine, Timberland was there.
Born in Italy in 1921, Moto Guzzi began manufacturing motorcycles that reflected beauty and performance.
Both brands have since developed their dedicated fan base but share a mutual admiration for quality, craftsmanship, and durability.
Collection
Using inspiration from Moto Guzzi’s lineup of vintage bikes, the Winter Extreme Gore-Tex Super Race boots are an example of this dynamic partnership.
If you’re wondering whether the boots are more Guzzi or Timberland, then you shouldn’t be. The two brands collaborated on the structure and style of the collection.
For example, the Winter Extreme race boot has a full-grain sheepskin upper with a GORE-TEX lining for protection when Mother Nature decides to unleash her fury upon the countryside.
The shoes also incorporate Moto Guzzi’s signature red-lined rear sight into the design and go all-in with vertical racing colours along the front and back foot.
The Winter Extreme boots come to design and manufactured with the collaboration and input of both Moto Guzzi and Timberland to ensure the highest level of craftsmanship and style.
Boots, Jackets and more
The resulting boot features PrimaLoft insulation, making it ideal for use in moderate to cold temperatures. They will cost you €280 ($332).
Another original leather 6-inch boot arrives in black and brown and arrives at €190 ($225).
Further, the collab also offers trousers, hoodies, t-shirts and leather jackets.
Short sleeve costs €40 ($47), and the long sleeve shirt costs €50 ($59).
As the first collection to be published under the newly-developed Moto Guzzi x Timberland brand, both iterations of the jackets are focused on functionality and craftsmanship.
The Hoodie arrives crafted from 100 per cent cotton with a turtleneck collar, zip closure, and front pocket.
While the Leather Jacket features Cordura inserts, debossed leather patches on sleeves and back, two front zipper pockets, and the traditional Moto Guzzi “peg” logo patch.
The Hoodie costs €120 ($142), while the Leather Jacket retails at €1,200 ($1,425).
While both brands produce goods that cater for a male audience, the collaboration is still unexpected to see.
Men will likely sport the Selvedge Jeans with a water repellent finish and a five-pocket design. However, it doesnt get the protective material and costs €140 ($166).
via Timberland and Moto Guzzi
