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I had an LL Bean catalog delivered to me the other day. Almost everything I saw in it was exactly the same designs as twenty years ago - although I will admit
by douche 11y ago
I had an LL Bean catalog delivered to me the other day. Almost everything I saw in it was exactly the same designs as twenty years ago - although I will admit I didn't peruse the women's apparel sections that closely. It may not be your fashion cup of tea, but the stuff tends to last forever and a day.
I believe that they still honor their lifetime warranty, either repairing or replacing anything that you buy from them. To the point that it is worthwhile to buy thread-bare LL Bean clothes at yard-sales and thriftshops if you can get a deal.
Do people really darn socks still? Cotton socks are so cheap that I almost don't want to bother washing them, let alone repair them.
- kaybe 11y agoI darn the woolen socks my grandma made me. Maybe it's an emotional thing, making socks by hand takes a long time and adding a few minutes for repair so I can continue to use them seems like a small investment.
- akgerber 11y agoI mostly darn sweaters as opposed to socks, but nice wool socks can cost $10-$20 so they're worth making a 5-minute fix on.