For Spring 2011 the Abington Collection by Timberland adds a few new silhouettes to the growing line. Included is the above Moccasin, which has 3 options – one suede and two glove leather. A 7-Eyelet Moc Boot reverses that material ratio, and suede is again the primary on the new Brogue Oxford. Finally, the Lightweight Guide Boot comes in oiled canvas and offers a “rugged” twist on the typical sneaker chukka.

View all of Abington Spring 2011 after the jump.

We previewed this collection a while back but now we can take a clearer look at Timberland’s offshoot brand. They’ve stuck with what more flowery blogs might call ‘their original vision’, keeping the vibram sole as a main feature of the range. This is only a small preview – only four shots are available – but from what we can see, they’ll remain being the shoe of choice for those who like their workwear footwear with a modern updated (read: slimmer soles).

Take a leap to see the rest of the preview

Abington, Timberland’s upper class big brother label, has just dropped in at End. Using leather from Horween (the blogger’s choice of leather) and Vibram soles, these shoes are every details-obsessed blogger’s dream. And while we’re talking vibram soles, isn’t it odd that the term has become an offical blog buzzword?

The main problem with a boot like this is fitting it into their daily attire. While these can work with a pair of straight leg jeans, we’d steer clear of the Cheap Monday cuts. You don’t want to look like a hipster who just found workwear through Opening Ceremony – even if you did. (End)

You know the drill – more pictures after the leap.