END. X TIMBERLAND “DOWN FILLED”

Following on from “Weave” earlier this year, END. and Timberland reunite with their first head-to-toe collection: “Down Filled”. Heavily inspired by Timberland’s esteemed archives, the collaboration sees cues taken from the brand’s heritage that’re reworked through a distinctive lens. In light of that, Timberland’s Euro Hiker boot given a makeover, with its traditional uppers replaced with synthetic down-filled panelling that features exposed trims, offering a unique take on classic puffer jackets. The utilitarian approach continues with the Vibram sole unit, which is crafted from lugged rubber and features contrasting leather mudguards for added durability. Furthering the detail-heavy approach, each shoe arrives with co-branding worked into the collar: Timberland’s iconic tree logo alongside a vintage-inspired END. logo, which is reworked in Timberland’s signature typeface.

For the apparel, END. has taken a deep dive into the brand’s archives, continuing the vintage theme found throughout the footwear. The windbreaker jacket, for instance, is crafted from a nylon material and references outerwear classics, detailed with reflective piping, a peaked hood and the collection’s bespoke branding — a co-branded patch at the front, tonal embroidery at the back. The pants follow a similar approach, with black nylon crafted to a voluminous fit and detailed with the collection’s vintage-inspired co-branding.

The approach continues with the jersey pieces, too, with a black hoody crafted from heavyweight cotton that’s washed to give it that vintage look, then embroidered with bespoke co-branding at the chest. The tee, meanwhile, mimics the look of a vintage find, crafted from off-white cotton and printed with graphics on either side: Timberland’s archival “You can’t buy a better boot.” quote at the front and a hand-drawn illustration of the Euro Hiker boot at the back. To complete things, a black side bag is crafted from a synthetic down, puffer jacket-inspired material with exposed foam trims — mirroring the same approach as the boots — as well as detailed with bespoke co-branding at the front.