Economic Analysis of Timberland

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Simona R

 

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January 4, 2016

 

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Thrity-four years later, Nathan furthered his interest in boot making by purchasing half of the Abington Shoe Company. In 1955 he purchased the remaining 50% of the company and made it a family owned business. From 1918 to the late 1950's waterproof boots were not quite waterproof. Think about it, can a boot really be waterproof if someone had to stitch the soles by hand? The Swartz family patent and introduced a new injection-molding technology that revolutionize the shoe industry...
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Think about it, can a boot really be waterproof if someone had to stitch the soles by hand? The Swartz family patent and introduced a new injection-molding technology that revolutionize the shoe industry. This new technology all but eliminated the stitching process. This technology fused the soles of the shoe with the upper leather of the shoe thus producing our first real waterproof shoe...
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