L.L. Bean Norwegian Fisherman’s Sweater | Hypebeast

That’s a great style that I hope will always be around. Happy to see this sweater make a come back.

Interesting closet pilfering… but it should be noted that these sweaters get pulls WAY too easily. Zippers, fingernails, velcro – they spell doom for designs like this. Warm though, and they do pull the prep school lasses if I do say so my darn self —cheers//dom

Go buy another pair of neon colored bapes and a XXXXXL white t-shirt homo. You know nothing about fashion or garment making.

haha seriously

@nagles LMFAO YOU MADE MY DAY!

and yeah i think this is a pretty good piece. if i could change one thing, id make the neck collar flat, and not as poofy

settle down nagles. the person is just trying to show some love for the sweater. chill the fuck out

Yo Nagles what’s your problem?

yo shut the hell up man, jesus christ. its a sweater keep your dick in your pants

I´m gonna make my mom knit one of those.
SNS Herning got really good fishermansweaters aswell.

i think i have a christmas picture with all 4 of my uncle’s wearing these sweater’s bombed out of there mind’s it was not a good look,but i must agree i think it is dpoe

^^^
Great point

The sweater is dope..simple as that..loving the pattern.

The sweater is dope..simple as that..loving the pattern.

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I love seeing these old-timey pieces coming back. My father had this exact sweater back in the 80′s when I was growing up and it was amazingly crafted and warm. These are the types of pieces that are made of the highest quality materials and are hand made (this one in Norway) slowly and with care. Unlike a lot of the companies that claim to do the same nowadays, this piece actually delivers. It strikes the same vein as loopwheeler, who may not have the warmest fleeces, however the ones I own are so expertly and finely crafted that any loss of warmth is irrelevant because of the superb design, fit and craftsmanship that goes into producing such pieces. I must say that it is really nice to see that your website is bringing these wonderful items to a whole new generation of younger people who are brought up to believe that the brand name on something makes it worth the money. I know this shirt was profiled in GQ and that may be the only reason it is getting this kind of recognition here on your site, but I would love to see the spotlight on companies like L.L. Bean, that despite their mainstream place in the market, never skimp on the quality and care they put in their products and designs.

I love seeing these old-timey pieces coming back. My father had this exact sweater back in the 80′s when I was growing up and it was amazingly crafted and warm. These are the types of pieces that are made of the highest quality materials and are hand made (this one in Norway) slowly and with care. Unlike a lot of the companies that claim to do the same nowadays, this piece actually delivers. It strikes the same vein as loopwheeler, who may not have the warmest fleeces, however the ones I own are so expertly and finely crafted that any loss of warmth is irrelevant because of the superb design, fit and craftsmanship that goes into producing such pieces. I must say that it is really nice to see that your website is bringing these wonderful items to a whole new generation of younger people who are brought up to believe that the brand name on something makes it worth the money. I know this shirt was profiled in GQ and that may be the only reason it is getting this kind of recognition here on your site, but I would love to see the spotlight on companies like L.L. Bean, that despite their mainstream place in the market, never skimp on the quality and care they put in their products and designs.