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TimberlandNewest Review: ... old and already ive replaced the laces and now the sole of the boot is starting to creek and work loose. These boots haven't had a hard life really, im a single parent so expect shoes to last when i spend such alot of money on them.They have been worn nearly daily since i got them to be honest but only to the shops,park and walking the dog. Not climbing mountains and other such things that ... more |
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by - written on 05/07/09 (Useful, 75 readings)
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I spent £80 on a pair of timberland boots last winter and what a waste of money that has turned out to be! There just 6 nearly 7 months old and already ive replaced the laces and now the sole of the boot is starting to creek and work loose. These boots haven't had a hard life really, im a single parent so expect shoes to last when i spend such alot of money on them.They have been worn nearly daily since i got them to be honest but only to the shops,park and walking the dog. Not climbing mountains and other such things that they are supposed to be made for so they should still have some bloomin good wear in the yet shouldn't they ? ? Ive bought ... Read the complete review
by Andrew - written on 14/11/07
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Timberlands customer service or lack of! I purchased a pair of jeans two years ago and they have been sitting in a wardrobe for two years because I needed them shortened. I have worn them twice and the belt loop became detached from the jeans leaving hole. The UK Customer service department came back to me and stated that I should take them to reputable tailor and pay for the repair. I would say all buyers beware you will get a poor service and perhaps you should save your money and stick to a cheaper brand for better ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/10/06 (Very useful, 1071 readings)
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I have spent a lot of money at Timberland over the years (not just because their prices are so high) but i believe that the quality of the clothing is excellent. In fact i've been so many times that I have started getting to know some of the staff (which can be handy). In the stores that I have been to, they have been generally very clean and tidy, although once they were changing the shop around a bit so the place was a bit messy (i'm guessing that this cannot be helped). The layout of the store was quite simple too. They tend to have footwear at the back of the store (I'm guessing this is because that's what people buy the most so by walking through the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/01/04 (Useful, 475 readings)
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Was given a pair of £120 Timberland boots for Xmas, the second day I wore them someone accidentally stepped on my toe and the toe of the boot caved in. The following day I took the boots into the shop and explained, asking that they replace the boots, which had had only about two hours use. The staff in the Covent Garden store explained that they could not help me, if I had a complaint, I should email the customer service department. Somewhat irritated and clearly getting nowhere in the store I left and wrote my email... one month later and nothing. I've had to continue wearing my damaged boots because I have no others. They cost £120, they look like sh!t, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/12/00 (Very useful, 313 readings)
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My Timberland socks and sweatshirt cannot be parted from be for long, especially when I'm out camping or in the case of the sweatshirt when I'm out dressed casually with my mates. Reasons why I like Timberland: - The Cut can go with basically anybody. - The style is trendy and fashionable. - The clothes are reasonably priced as designer clothes go. - There is a great variety including: - boots > very comfortable + stylish - sweatshirts > great style + variety + the logo's are visable and look great. - socks > thick + comfortable + plain + odour absourbers. - t-shirts > stylish + comforable ... Read the complete review
from jusoyano.com
29/01/2004
Timberland : Fashionable!!!from wjneedham
26/12/2000

