L.L.Bean: A Maine Original Since 1912, Now at Huckberry

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In 1912, Leon Leonwood Bean returned from one of his regular hunting trips with cold, damp feet and a radical idea. He decided he’d create his own boot—one that combined durable leather uppers with comfortable (and waterproof) rubber bottoms. Bean put a name to it—the Maine Hunting Shoe, eventually renamed the Bean Boot—and the rest is history. Over the next century, his Freeport, Maine-born brand, L.L.Bean, introduced one category-defining product after another, cementing itself as one of America’s foremost outdoor outfitters. It’s still family-owned and still headquartered in Maine, and we’re proud to finally carry a few of those now-famous designs.

More L.L.Bean:

L.L.Bean Original Cotton Field Coat ...	L.L.Bean Blucher Moc
L.L.Bean Bean's Heritage Soft Cotton...	L.L.Bean Boat & Tote®, Regular Strap...

Our Brushed Cotton Shirt is in a league of its own. At first glance, it’s crisp and clean—as easy to wear to the office as any of our other buttowndowns. But throw it on, and you’ll feel the brushed cotton twill's flannel-like softness, without any of the bulk of a traditional flannel. That said, it still stands strong: Our team behind Wills designed it with a clean, pocketless front and hidden buttondown collar so it’ll never lose its structure. A new batch of limited colors just dropped, so now’s your chance to stock up.

More From the Collection:

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MIE 1461 Derby

Barbour Bedale Wax Jacket	Flint and Tinder Flannel-Lined Waxed Trucker...	Flint and Tinder Dry Wax Field Jacket
Flint and Tinder Waxed Harrington Jacket	Flint and Tinder Dry Wax Trucker Jacket	Barbour Transport Wax Jacket

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