
Timberland has launched the Premium Convertible Clog, a $130 slip‑on that strips the iconic 8‑inch work boot of its heel and shaft while retaining the classic nubuck upper and chunky rubber sole. The design mirrors the viral DIY “cut‑off boot” craze and follows collaborations like Telfar’s Slip‑On Timbs Loafers. By turning a rugged work shoe into a casual clog, Timberland taps into the growing niche of hybrid slip‑on footwear. The product is now available directly from the brand’s website.

Workwear jackets are experiencing a renaissance, celebrated for their rugged construction and year‑round wearability. The article highlights classic chore coats alongside modern reinterpretations from brands like Stone Island, Carhartt WIP, and luxury houses such as Junya Watanabe and sacai. Technical...

MoMA has launched a limited-edition line of six Converse All Star LGCY HI sneakers, positioning the footwear as a museum‑curated art object. The shoes feature bold color combinations, the museum’s logo embroidered on the heel, and uppers made entirely from...

India’s artisanal menswear scene has vaulted onto the global stage, led by 25‑year‑old designer Kartik Kumra’s Kartik Research, which debuted at Paris Fashion Week and opened a New York flagship. The label’s embroidered shirts and linen pants, made in India,...