I've also heard the blucher mocs have been moved to El Salvador and then from there to China, and the leather is not what it once was. I, of course, am tending to stick to ebay and etsy to find older stock, although I've asked my parents to consider putting the camp moc on my birthday list, should they decide to get me anything this year (which is no guarantee of course, I am an adult!). My father has all but stopped buying dress shirts from LL Bean, although he will still buy coats and flannels. The color was duller, the material thinner, the stitching was shoddier. The second coat was like a bad photocopy of the first. look.!" And the items at first glance seemed identical, but when you looked closer, the differences became apparent. but this one I just received is from China, and look. My mother walked over to the anteroom closet, pulled out two LL Bean yellow raincoats and said to me, "Well, I can put up with this one made in Bangladesh, I've noticed they've done that for a few years. Now my parents are not particularly consumer savvy, so I often have to keep them appraised of stuff (usually stuff you review!) so when they start noticing, things have gotten really bad.
We get very few catalogs, and LL Bean is one of them. We've ordered LL Bean products for as long as I can remember. I've recently had this discussion with my mother. This is timely and relevant, because it is actually your reviews of LL Bean earlier that had me surf up to your site (and I am, indeed, glad I did!).
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