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Timberland 6 Inch
127 colourways of the Timberland 6 Inch. Prices from 27 shops.
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Shops that carry Timberland 6 Inch
With today's lowest Timberland 6 Inch priceThe Timberland boot dates from 1973, made by Nathan Swartz, a shoemaker who had bought the Abington Shoe Company in Boston in 1955, and his son Sidney. Their first version was an 8-inch boot; the 6-inch that followed is the one sold today. It was built with injection moulding and silicone-treated nubuck leather, to make a work boot that kept water out. The yellow nubuck colour gave it the name the yellow boot, and the company renamed itself Timberland after it in 1978.
The current Premium 6-Inch keeps the seam-sealed waterproof build with 400 grams of PrimaLoft insulation, and the 2025 Heritage 6-Inch came in Black Smooth and Olive Nubuck. This hub lists every 6-inch Timberland from the shops we track, with sizes in stock and the checked date.
Guide and questions
Where should I look for the Timberland 6 Inch?
ABOUT YOU DE is the shop with the most choice on the Timberland 6 Inch page, and it is not where the boot is cheapest. The lowest price sits at Sizeer. If you want more pairs to look through, start with ABOUT YOU DE, then BSTN and ABOUT YOU ES. La Redoute and Sizeer also carry plenty of pairs, so the fullest shelf and the cheapest pair are two different stops. Twenty-five shops have them in stock today, which leaves room to check your size before you buy.
What will a Timberland 6 Inch cost?
There is a long stretch between the lowest pair and the highest. Forty-one pairs are reduced right now, and the biggest reduction is 70%. Open that cut if it suits you, then make sure the shop still has your size in the pair you want.
Which sizes go first?
The whole EU sizes easiest to find are EU 41, EU 40 and EU 44. If one of those is yours, you should see more pairs as you move between shops. EU 35 and EU 47 are the scarce sizes. If you need either, look across more than one shop rather than leaving it until the end. Sizes are grouped here as whole EU numbers, so search with your usual whole size.
Which colours can I choose?
The colours to choose from are black, brown, yellow, green and beige. Yellow is the nubuck shade that gave this boot the name the yellow boot. Black, brown, green and beige are the other main colours the shops are carrying now, not a ranked list. Decide the colour first, then see which shop still has it in the size you wear.
What is the Timberland 6 Inch?
The Timberland boot dates from 1973. Nathan Swartz, a shoemaker who had bought the Abington Shoe Company in Boston in 1955, made it with his son Sidney. Their first version was an 8-inch boot, and the 6-inch that followed is the one sold today. It was built as a work boot to keep water out, with injection moulding and silicone-treated nubuck leather. The yellow nubuck colour gave it the name the yellow boot, and in 1978 the company renamed itself Timberland after that boot. Today's Premium 6-Inch keeps the seam-sealed waterproof build, with 400 grams of PrimaLoft insulation. The 2025 Heritage 6-Inch came in Black Smooth and Olive Nubuck.
Who is it for, and where is it cheapest?
Of the pairs for sale, 80 are for men or unisex, 17 are for women and 3 are for kids. Pick the group that matches who will wear the boot, then look for your size inside it.
Frequently asked questions
- Who are Timberland 6 Inch boots made for?
- 80 pairs are for men or unisex, 17 are for women and 3 are for kids. Match the group to the person who will wear them, then confirm that size is in stock at the shop you choose.
- Timberland 6 Inch price range
- 41 pairs are reduced, and the biggest reduction is 70%.
- What colours do Timberland 6 Inch boots come in?
- The main colours are black, brown, yellow, green and beige. Yellow is the nubuck shade that gave the boot the nickname the yellow boot.
- When did the Timberland 6 inch boot start?
- The boot dates from 1973. Nathan Swartz had bought the Abington Shoe Company in Boston in 1955 and made it with his son Sidney. The first was an 8-inch; the 6-inch came next. In 1978 the company renamed itself Timberland after that boot.
- Which shops stock the Timberland 6 Inch?
- 27 shops have stock today. ABOUT YOU DE has the most choice, with BSTN and ABOUT YOU ES behind it. The cheapest pair is at Sizeer, so the fullest shop is not the cheapest one.