Founded in Freeport, Maine, L.L. Bean has been a household name in retail and outdoor spaces for over 110 years. However, the brand has only collaborated with public figures and other companies on limited-edition product lines since 2020 (previous collections include Summersault, Blundstone and Todd Snyder, among others).
Most recently, L.L. Bean teamed up with singer-songwriter Noah Kahan on a capsule collection that includes hats, jackets and the beloved Bean Boots. The pieces were released on October 22, 2024. Ready to shop the collection before it sells out? Check it out below:
The Northern Altitude Collection
VIA MERCHANTL.L. Bean & Noah Kahan Mountain Classic Five-Panel Hat
This hat is made of water- and wind-resistant material (it is also UPF 50+ rated) and features a woven patch touting the collection's name.
VIA MERCHANTL.L. Bean & Noah Kahan Signature 1933 Chamois Cloth Shirt
Perfect for fall, this soft flannel shirt buttons down the front and has a slim fit throughout.
VIA MERCHANTL.L. Bean & Noah Kahan L.L. Beanie
The all-black L.L. Beanie can be adjusted, thanks to the rolled cuff, and is made from recycled polyester.
VIA MERCHANTL.L.Bean & Noah Kahan Hoodie Sweatshirt
Grab this cozy hoodie with the embroidered Noah Kahan and L.L. Bean logo on the front (we give bonus points for the kangaroo pouch).
VIA MERCHANTL.L. Bean & Noah Kahan Bean Boots
Handmade in Maine, these Bean Boots are built to last, thanks to the rubber outsole and waxed canvas upper.
VIA MERCHANTL.L. Bean & Noah Kahan Boat and Tote Zip Pouch
This zip pouch fits inside a larger bag (ahem, the Boat and Tote bag), and comes emblazoned with the Noah Kahan patch.
VIA MERCHANTL.L. Bean & Noah Kahan Mountain Classic Anorak
Keep the rain out with this water resistant jacket, which comes in both men's and women's sizes.
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