We have been L.L.Bean customers for many years, ordering from its much anticipated catalog. A highlight of a cross-country camping trip last year was shopping at an L.L.Bean outlet store in Maine. Products we have purchased include flannel sheets, towels, waterhog mats (the best), Boat and Tote bags, toiletry kits, L.L.Bean boots (the best, I wore them for years), slippers and many clothing items.
Unfortunately, due to the tariffs put on Canadian exports to the U.S., the threats to Canadian sovereignty and the treatment of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky by the U.S.’s current federal government, we will no longer be purchasing L.L.Bean products.
Joanna Rainer
Vernon, British Columbia, Canada
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