There’s no denying the success of L.L. Bean’s signature line. Especially when it comes to their affordable New Traditional Twill and Plain Weave cotton suits.
But I don’t know about their take on a hot weather summer suiting staple… seersucker.
There’s also just something about seersucker that reminds me of that high end textured toilet paper. And there’s something about the brown color that reminds of what that toilet paper is used for. (I know, highbrow)
Traditional white base & striped seersucker can be tough to pull off outside the deep south for us in the rank and file. Maybe the L.L. Bean strategy was to make the fabric more accessibly by ditching the hard to miss bright white, and going with the muted brown and black? Maybe?
Would you wear it? Or is a dark seersucker too much of a stretch? Leave your answer below…
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