Timberland Authentic 3-Eye Lug Boat Shoe - Brown - Striped

These shoes are crafted from responsibly manufactured Premium Timberland Leather, known for its quality and durability.

While made of durable leather, they are not inherently waterproof. We recommend applying a water and stain protector specifically designed for leather footwear to enhance their resistance to moisture.

Yes, the rawhide laces can be replaced. You can often find suitable replacement laces directly from Timberland or at specialty shoe stores.

The Ortholite footbed provides long-lasting cushioning, breathability, and moisture management, along with anti-microbial properties, ensuring comfort and freshness during extended wear.

Care for the striped woven texture as you would for the rest of the leather. Regular cleaning and conditioning will help maintain its appearance. Be gentle when cleaning to preserve the woven pattern.

Timberland footwear generally runs true to size. For the best fit, it's advisable to consult Timberland's official size guide if you are unsure.

The '3-Eye' refers to the three eyelets used for the lacing system, providing a classic boat shoe look and adjustable fit. 'Lug' refers to the sole pattern, which is more robust and offers enhanced traction, similar to the soles found on Timberland boots.

Clean the shoes with a gentle leather cleaner and then apply a quality leather conditioner to rehydrate and restore their luster.

Untie and readjust the rawhide lacing system. Experiment with different tensions until you achieve a comfortable and secure fit. Re-tie the knot firmly.

This is common with new leather footwear. Wear the shoes for short periods initially to allow the premium leather and Ortholite footbed to break in and mold to your foot shape.

While equipped with famous boot soles for traction, always exercise caution on extremely wet, oily, or icy surfaces. Ensure the soles are clean of debris, which can reduce grip.

The Ortholite footbed is designed to be anti-microbial, but for persistent odors, remove the footbeds if possible and air out the shoes. You can also use shoe deodorizers or sprinkle baking soda inside when not in use.