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Recycled leather features in Timberland's concepts project

19/06/2019
Recycled leather features in Timberland's concepts project

Footwear and clothing brand Timberland has designed concept boots made with recycled leather – a material it hopes to use for a portion of its styles in the future.

Unlike Nike’s Flyleather, the tannery scraps are not held together or coated with plastic, and the company is testing whether it will prove strong enough for its main collections.

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