Earthkeepers® Edition is the highest iteration of Timberland’s expertise in creating noteworthy sustainable fashion that not only minimizes the environmental impact, but also features cutting-edge style and function.
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Fully waterproof, Windproof and breathable |
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100% made from recycled material |
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Waterproof membrane made from 50% recycled plastic |
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At least 50% made from recycled PET bottles |
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Environmentally responsible leather from an LWG Silver-Rated tannery |
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100% made from recycled material |
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Waterproof membrane made from 50% recycled plastic |
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At least 50% made from recycled PET bottles |
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Environmentally responsible leather from an LWG Silver-Rated tannery |
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Fully waterproof, Windproof and breathable |
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3-in-1 design for utility |
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At least 50% made from recycled PET bottles |
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Leather sourced from farms that take a holistic approach to agriculture to regenerate the soil. |
Nearly everything we make has organic or recycled materials, but Earthkeepers® are our pinnacle eco-innovation products.
These styles lead the way when it comes to using responsible material and methods: like leather from regenerative ranches, responsible natural rubber or 100% recycled materials.
*Data pulled from our 2019 CSR report
In Nature, everything has a use and reuse-nothing goes to waste. That’s how we think when we design. We use recycled materials that would otherwise go to waste. And we’re starting to design products that can be recycled, so they won’t make a negative impact and ultimately achieve zero waste.
These materials are renewable and natural (not fossil fuels). They are sourced from farms using responsible land management practices. For example, our responsibly sourced natural rubber is not a product of rainforest deforestation. Using it helps protect wildlife diversity.
Nature has the power to regrow. We can help by sourcing from regenerative agriculture farms, Regenerative farming mimics naturel; animals graze in natural patterns, and planting diverse crops replicates nature’s diversity. The land gets to rest, pull carbon out of the air and create healthy, hydrated, fertile soil.
100% sustainability is hard. Creating a net positive impact on the environment will be even harder. But it’s what we intend to do by 2030 taking inspiration from Nature itself, and its power to regenerate and reinvent.
