In 2010, L.L.Bean launched the Signature collection, which consists of higher-quality products influenced by the brand’s extensive archive.
Despite 15 years on the market, it is still criminally underappreciated because the Maine outfitter doesn’t put much marketing behind the sub-label. It is something of a hidden gem filled with grail-worthy items like a roll neck sweater embroidered with Bean Boots and a pure cotton chamois work shirt with a 1930s hunting motif.

The Signature collection has become more exciting recently, and the 2025 line is not only its most expansive release but also pleasantly similar to the hyped L.L.Bean and Todd Snyder collaborations from a few years back.
At the center of the Fall 2025 L.L.Bean Signature collection, which marks its 15th anniversary, is a set of pieces made with Harris Tweed. It includes a shirt-jacket, slippers and a purse, but the star of the show — because this is L.L.Bean we’re talking about — is a tote bag.

This EDC bag blows away the much-loved canvas Boat and Tote. It has a 100-percent wool tweed shell and full-grain leather detailing. It’s woven red, green, yellow and white houndstooth pattern gets prettier the closer you look and will only improve with age.
The design is based on a leather tote bag that has been in and out of L.L.Bean’s catalog for decades, but Harris Tweed has replaced the leather body.