You’ve got stuff to do. The last thing on your mind at a job site should be itchy collars and clunky boots.
These days, so many workwear offerings are boxy and uncomfortable in the name of durability. At best, stiff and restricting clothing is a nuisance. At worst, restricted mobility can be downright dangerous.
Thankfully, it’s 2023, and textiles have advanced to the point that comfort and durability aren’t mutually exclusive. That’s the essence of Timberland PRO’s durable and lightweight workwear line, which prioritizes range of motion and all-day support for clothes and footwear that feel intuitive on the job.
Timberland PRO Morphix Joggers
Take the Morphix Joggers, for instance. Built with Timberland PRO’s FLEX fabric, a blend of nylon and elastane, they’re stretchy and unrestrictive, with a water-repellent finish that stands up to harsh days on the job site.
The reinforced fabric won’t tear when you rough it up at work, and the stretchy elastic waistband and tapered ankles mean these pants work double duty on the weekends, too. A secure side pocket with a box cutter-size opening keeps small tools close at hand while you work your way through the day’s projects.
Clothing aside, comfort starts from the ground up, and footwear is where Timberland PRO’s approach to workwear really stands out. The design team saw a need to replace stiff, fatiguing boots with lighter and more agile options, rolling out a line of athletic work boots that fit a range of needs on the job.
Morphix Outdoor Waterproof 6” Comp Toe Work Boot
The Morphix Outdoor Waterproof 6” Comp Toe Work Boot answers that call, a rugged work boot that won’t crush you when you spend 10 hours on your feet. Timberland PRO FLEX technology optimizes range of motion to maximize agility on site, and Hover Spring-foam midsoles balance support and comfort underfoot.
Anti-fatigue footbeds provide shock absorption and energy return, a small detail that adds up tenfold after a few hours on your feet. They’re durable, thanks to an abrasion-resistant leather and ripstop nylon upper, with a waterproof membrane that protects against blood-borne pathogens.
Electrical hazard protection underfoot and composite safety toes cover your bases; ditching metal in favor of a composite toe lightens up your load while helping to keep your toes protected. It’s a boot that meets and exceeds safety standards but fits like a comfortable hiking boot.
Morphix Comp Toe Slip-On Chukka
For jobs that don’t require the structure and protection of a tall boot, the Morphix Comp Toe Slip-On Chukka reminds us to scale the shoe for the job. Lightweight knit uppers — made from 50% recycled plastic — are breathable and moisture-wicking, adding the convenience of a slip-on to projects that don’t demand a burly boot.
They’ve still got composite toes and electrical hazard protection, with a metal- and mutilation-free design that helps keep safety top priority. The same Anti-Fatigue footbeds and Hover Spring foam midsoles help keep a spring in your step; these are shoes you won’t race to peel off at the end of the day. In fact, like the Utility Joggers, they’re shoes that work overtime around town.
Your workday may be taxing, but that shouldn’t be because of what you’re wearing. Timberland PRO workwear draws on the performance requirements and comfort of activewear, and then reinforces them with rugged materials that provide protection from heavy machinery and the world around you.
Workwear shouldn’t work you — it should keep up with you, minimize strain, and leave you with more energy to get the job done. More energy, more comfort, and more efficiency; it’s a win-win for everyone.
This post was sponsored by Timberland PRO. Learn more and shop at Timberland.com.
