Event-dresscode "no timberlands"

On 10/12/2003 7:47 AM Hans-Christian Grosz while directing tourists to
the Zazu Pits, was inclined to say:

Hi!

It might be a strange question, but being new to the US, i came upon
an event, music for about 20-30years-old, where the dresscode states
"casual, no timberlands".

What is meant here, since timberland seems to me as a brand making
various kinds of cloths or shoes. Does it mean the type of timberland,
or is timberland some special brand in any kind?

HC


It means don't show up looking like the character Al Borland (Richerd
Karn) from the Tim Allen sitcom "Home Improvement".

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