Aug 21, 2007 · Bill's Chamois Cloth, however seems to be a thinner material than what is used on regular Bill's Khakis (8.5-oz twill versus 6+oz twill). You are correct in your assumptions. I have …

Aug 5, 2010 · An L.L. Bean classic. Introduced in 1927 as the "Leatherette Shirt", a wind-resistant lightweight alternative to buckskin, renamed "Chamois Cloth" for the Spring 1933 catalog, in, I …

Jan 8, 2015 · The Bean chamois has always been a sportman's shirt, and a spread or straight collar is (trad)itional on such a shirt, just as it is on a poplin safari shirt. Not every shirt from the …

Dec 10, 2007 · Can someone please explain the difference in material between a chamois shirt and a flannel shirt? Thanks.

Jun 25, 2016 · Stumbled upon a yellow or chamois color LL Bean Chamois, fabric made in Canada, shirt made in the USA and the size listed is 17, how old is this shirt? Another thing to …

May 7, 2010 · Gentlemen I know that spring is upon the Northern Hemisphere but here in the Antipodes winter is rapidly advancing. Quick question do the LL Bean Chamois shirts shrink? …

Apr 5, 2016 · With the post-season discounts on winter wear in full effect, and with the added bonus of a $10 LLB gift card I have decided to purchase either a Chamois or scotch plaid …

Mar 18, 2009 · What are moleskins? Are they waxed? Can they be waxed? Are they water repellent? Are they warm? Are they usually lined with flannel?

Oct 24, 2015 · I've always worn and always been a fan of LL Bean's flannel shirts- for my money, you can't beat the feel and the warmth of the fabric or the classic patterns. So at the end of …

Jul 26, 2007 · I favor the poplins and chamois cloth in the warmer months and the corduroys -- beach cloth/dixie wale and 6-wale -- in the cooler times of the year, particularly if a coat and tie …