Timberland has reached back into its ’90s archive for the Timberland Heritage Clog, a men’s slip-on built around an older clog design. The shape still carries the bulky feel of the brand’s classic boots, but drops the laces and ankle coverage for a much simpler open-back setup.

The upper comes in premium leather over a thick lugged rubber outsole, with a small Timberland logo stamped on the lateral side. Yellow, Black, Brown, and Grey colorways are in the mix, and the finish changes depending on the pair. Some use smoother leather, while others have a rougher texture that gives the clog a slightly different look.

That Yellow version is the easiest one to connect back to Timberland’s traditional boot lineup. The darker pairs feel less obvious, but the same chunky sole and stripped-down upper are still there. Nothing about the branding is overdone either, which fits the archive-based design.

Timberland also gave the Heritage Clog a more supportive setup than a standard mule. It uses a removable anti-fatigue footbed, an EVA midsole, and a steel shank for added arch support. ReBOTL fabric lines the inside and is made with at least 50% recycled plastic.

The Timberland Heritage Clog is already releasing in parts of Europe, with select colorways starting at €150 depending on the market and material. As of August 13, 2026, the men’s model still has not appeared on Timberland’s U.S. footwear or new-arrivals pages. A U.S. release date has yet to be announced.

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