Timberland sale and stackable codes

Be aware that there are 2 Timberland online stores

timberland.ie - This is Timberland EU store - all orders are shipped from EU

timberlandireland.ie - This site is owned & run by the Irish franchise partners Mizenhead. All orders are picked, packed and shipped from the Irish Timberland stores.

The main difference between the two is that if you want to do a return, with the timberlandireland.ie you can return purchases directly to any store and also do exchanges instore. The EU store returns are by courier/post only.

Nice one OP! nice amount off in checkout

I just placed an order myself and got the sizes wrong. Turns out UK 12 is not 46, but 47.5. Their sizes are weird, but experience tells me go above if unsure.

Make sure to confirm US/UK vs EU. I accidentally converted US 12 to EU and thats where I went wrong. Click on the size guide on the site, it converts it for you

Thanks to OP! reduced the RRP from €305 to €136

you can stack the code THANKYOU10 for an extra 10% off if you don't want to sign up

edit: not working on Irish store, probably only on UK one

I've been wearing timberland shoes for years.

In a dress shoe such as Bally, I'm UK 11, EU 45.

In Nike trainers I'm US 12.5, UK 11.5, EU 47

In Timberland I'm US 12, UK 11.5, EU 46

Thanks op for the extra codes.

Btw, the sign up code is stackable. ( I must have a dozen emails registered with them at this stage 😃 )

For anyone else who wonders if silver2020 meant you can generate a load of 10% welcome codes and stack them all... you can't. I tried. 🤣

thanks Op just got a nice discount on a new pair of boots, size is confusing alright but i think i got it in the end !

Thanks OP, got a pair of gortex boots for like 60 quid, unreal. Go down a half size if your wondering about sizing, I'm 10 in Nike, but 9.5 in Timberland.

What's the promo code for signing up to their newsletter? I've tried to sign up with 2 different emails and I'm still waiting to receive an email from them (the timeberland.ie site). Is the code generic?

That's a bit pedantic.

The size they show is the European size, eg 43,44,45,46

They then have a size guide that allows you check against the other sizing regimes - UK, USA, Japan and Brazil.

In any case there's a very sizable Brazilian community in Ireland, but that's a moot point.

As for changing sizes with a phonecall. Nope, rarely can be done by most larger retailers due to how fulfillment is done.

but in fairness it doesn't say European size on the main page, it just just give sizes available - 40, 41, 42 etc ..so when you go to the size guide you don't whether its EU or BR 😶

My shoes arrived.

I ordered size EU 43 which is a UK 9.

Yet on the shoe itself is printed EU 43 / UK 8.5.

What?

Great bargain, another €310 gone🤣😥

i'm a 9.5 in most and ordered 44 i hope they fit now, are yours too tight which is why you want to return ? can you return to a shop instead ?

I've tried them on a couple of times and they are just a little tight. Unsure if I need a half size up.

I can return free

Sneaky the way they have increased the prices. Probably catches a lot of people out.

I might return, but I won't be re ordering again at a higher price.

Im starting to think my normal size won't fit right now, they arrive today.

Surely if you ordered size 11 at X price you're entitled to return them for size 10.5 at the same price no ?

Hi All

i got mine today and they fit perfect, i'd actually have preferred a half size bigger for breathing room but with thin socks i still have a thumbnails worth of space over the toes so no way i'll send back, thanks again op

Same company as Timberland (as is vans, wrangler jeans, Napa juri and several others)

Quite a few additional items added to the sale, but also some discounts less than what they were.

Just sent 2 pairs of trousers back (my fault, didn't pick 'slim' rather than 'straight fit'), and kept one pair that was ordered by me correctly. Bar code process efficient and easy (they ask you to use their original delivery box for returns for environmental purposes but you don't have to). In relation to swapping - the FAQ states just order new pairs separately. (though as someone said, they might have gone up - the 2 replacements I got were about €4 extra each, and I had to sign up with a new email address to stack a new welcome code)

Sending the boots back unfortunately - size 45 was perfect on my last pair of Timberland's, but this pair is too big. Very nice boots though, I should have ordered a few different sizes to start with.

Seems this offer is now expired

Saw this and thought of this thread 😂

From Irish times today...

European sizes are based on the Paris Point which is two-thirds of a centimetre. Each jump in size – from 44 to 45, say – is a jump of one Paris point. English and US sizes are based on – believe it or not – the barleycorn. And what is that? Well, obviously, it is an ancient English unit measuring one third of an inch. The largest standard shoe size is 12 inches – so that is a size 12. An 11 is 12 inches minus one barleycorn while a 10 is 12 inches minus two barleycorns and so on. Then there is the metric measure, also called the Mondopoint system, which is commonly found in parts of Asia.