The beloved Maine retailer has been the recipient of many awards including the 2020 Silver Halo Award, a 2005 Web Award for ...

While entering the Hard Rock Stadium, Swift rocked a mustard yellow Ralph Lauren Vintage Fleece Logo Sweatshirt ($168), nearly identical to a Nike crewneck Kelce, 35, wore while filming a ...

Every product is carefully selected by our editors. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Way back in 1912, when Leon Leonwood Bean set out to make a boot that would keep his ...

The Maine Hunting Shoe is actually the original boot Leon Leonwood Bean himself created way back in 1912 — that evolved into the triple-needle-stitched, American-made Bean Boot that is so beloved ...

Joe Benigno, who is a die-hard Jets fan and former radio host at WFAN, said he believed that Saleh wearing a black Jets sweatshirt with the Lebanese flag on his sleeve had something to do with his ...

The Retail Association of Maine has named L.L. Bean Inc., the Freeport merchant that dates to 1912, as the state's 2024 Retailer of the Year. The annual award recognizes a retailer in Maine who ...

She dons a simple-yet-stylish outfit consisting of light wash wide-leg jeans and a yellow crewneck sweatshirt — Ralph Lauren's Logo Fleece High Crewneck. Taylor Swift/Instagram The item usually ...

What was once relegated as an athletic-only layer has now cemented itself as a versatile wardrobe staple—indeed, the best sweatshirts and hoodies can be worn just about anywhere and styled up ...

We tested the best rain boots from Grundéns, Baffin, L.L.Bean, and more to help you find the best option for your needs and ...

becoming the first anadromous fish to return to the Klamath Basin in Oregon since 1912, when the first of four hydroelectric dams was constructed, blocking migration. The salmon and others likely ...

Most estimates suggest the average American acquires clothing at a rate of at least one garment per week. And most of those clothes were made with the assumption that they’d be worn only a ...

In August 1912, Frances “Franc” Johnson descended from the train she had boarded in Wisconsin onto Gallup, New Mexico’s steamy desert asphalt. She was on her way to the Fort Defiance Indian ...