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Timberland wants to be the world’s largest and most sustainable outdoor lifestyle brand

24/09/2014

The management team in charge of Timberland has said it believes the brand can achieve growth of 13% per year to achieve revenues of $3.1 billion by the end of 2019. VF Corporation, which acquired Timberland in 2011, held an investor meeting at the brand’s headquarters in Stratham, New Hampshire, on September 17. Afterwards, VF chief executive,...

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