The first exclusive Timberland store for women will début in Johannesburg, Hyde Park Corner tomorrow Friday 25 May. The women’s range is usually sold in conjunction with the main men’s range. An independent women’s footwear and accessories store from its male range counterpart is now available.
Timberland won the UK award for “The Best Ethical Footwear and Accessories Brand” this month. The overall design of the store has followed the Leadership in Environmental and Energy Design, an integrated sustainable design project covering the whole building and guaranteeing an environmental low impact throughout the planning, construction and maintenance stages.
The store aims to offer customers a cleaner, less prop driven environment with the main focus being on product. From the Eco label certified tiled flooring to the new technology used in the LED lighting that has been utilised as a means of conserving energy more effectively as well as enhancing the look and feel of the store.
Friday 25 May 2012
Hyde Park Corner
Johannesburg
Shop UM59 (next to the Porsche Design store)
About Timberland
Timberland premium-quality footwear, apparel and accessories for consumers who value the outdoors and their time in it. Offer quality workmanship and detailing, built to withstand the elements of nature. The company’s products can be found in leading department, speciality stores and retail stores throughout North America, Europe, Asia, Latin America, South America, South Africa and the Middle East.
Timberland’s dedication to making quality products is matched by the company’s commitment to “doing well and doing good" -- forging powerful partnerships among employees, consumers and service partners to transform the communities in which they live and work. To learn more about Timberland.
Timberland® is passionately committed to reducing global warming and making the outdoor environment better, for all of us to enjoy today and tomorrow. We promise more renewable energy, more recycled and renewable materials, less waste, less chemicals and more trees. What kind of footprint will you leave?
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