In 1909 Joseph Haspel made the first seer sucker suit for men in New Orleans. Haspel’s goal was to make a suit for gentlemen while still beating the summer heat. Today the company continues to thrive in New Orleans, but the style has spread all over the south to help both men and women stay cool.
How fun and refreshing does this ladies’ apparel look?
I didn’t forget the babies. How precious?!
As we all know, I’m in the process of renovating our master bedroom, and clearly I didn’t have to go too far to find a gorgeous summer seer sucker bed skirt and bedding!
Since seer sucker originated for the working gentleman of the south, I guess I should mention some of the male seer sucker accessories that I lovin’.
I know I’m not the only one out there completely smitten with seer sucker. But maybe I’ve convinced a few more of you to dabble in a seer sucker wardrobe :-)
8 comments:
Oooh Seer Sucker! I have a Seer Sucker & White Linen party to attend on Labor Day & need to find something to wear!
♥Sweet Tea Serendipity
Love it.
Especially for kids clothing.
Best,
CBO
Love it all... except the bow ties. LOL I told Terry if he ever thinks about wearing one, we will need to rethink our relationship. =)
Seersucker really is the ultimate fabric for summer!
I love seersucker! I always get excited when summer comes so I can bust it out! Caleb doesn't have any seersucker and as of now, won't wear it! This makes me sad haha
So cute...But, for me its gingham.
My husband has a pair of seersucker dress pants that I love! So classic and Southern. :)
I love it nice clothes especially for kids.Thanks to provide this awesome service.
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