Timberland has been very busy this summer. They’ve broadened their fashion horizons by teaming up with international design superstars for a Fall 2012 release of two new shoes: the Nadege Winter Boot and the NM Field Boot. The Nadege Winter Boots retools Timberland’s classic 6-inch construction look by adding slices of reused fabric collected from TRAID, a British non-profit for textile recycling. The boots are the product of Timberland’s collaboration with French retailer, Collete, and each pair will be one-of-a-kind, featuring handpicked funky fabrics reworked sporadically and spaciously along each shoe. Timberland and Collete aim to keep the Nadege Winter Boot exclusive, limiting the collection to 1200 custom pairs globally, sold at select retailers. The cost of the kicks are yet to be announced.

Meanwhile, Timberland has managed to cook up another fall look in the midst of its Parisian-Americano rendezvous. The boot makers have joined forces with street ware’s deluxe retailer Stussy to debut the NM Feild Boot. The special forces inspired shoe lies at the crossroads of form and function with its a mix of waterproof nubuck and suede. The upper tone, effectively compromised by the latter mix of fabrics, is available in black, tan, and black chocolate. The shoes will be available at select retailers with a price tag of $230. Both the Field Boot and the Nadege Boot are set for a Fall release.

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