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Ever one to recognize a great story opportunity, Haspel, while attending a trade show in Boca Raton, Florida, took a dive into the Atlantic … while wearing his own seersucker suit! His point was that the suit would be dry in no time, ready to wear again, without cleaning or pressing. True to his word, it was; and he wore the suit to the trade show dinner that very evening.
Haspel’s creativity, sense of innovation, and excellent taste all grew from the melting pot of cultures that make up New...
Every year in June, on a warm and sticky Thursday, senators arrive at work looking like they’ve come straight from the Kentucky Derby. Gone are the standard dark suits of the winter months. Instead, they wear seersucker.
Walking the halls of the Capitol, they project a sense of gentility and ease. Why yes, they seem to say, this fabric is 100 percent cotton. Why yes, it is extremely cool. Why yes, these tiny stripes, blue and white and vanishingly thin, kind of make your head spin. Now let’s...
Haspel Corduroy Sport Coat
You’re investing in the best with the exquisitely tailored, heritage-quality corduroy sport coat shown here from Haspel, a brand that knows a thing or two about tailoring for all seasons.
It's the perfect look for a touch of Southern flare.
By Dobrina Zhekova on July 15, 2019
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The origins of some of fashion’s most iconic pieces, the ones that have stood the test of time and seasonal trends, can often be traced back to the closets of blue-collar workers such as factory workers and farmers. And ...
NEW ORLEANS (press release) – Haspel Clothing, the originator of the seersucker suit, delved into its archives to create a limited-edition tailored clothing and shirt collection to commemorate its 110th anniversary. The renowned brand, owned and operated by the Haspel family for four generations, landed on five distinct, heritage-inflected silhouettes—all crafted in vintage-style, tea-stained seersucker fabrics. In concert with this momentous anniversary, only 110 suits will be produced in ea...
It’s practically the unofficial uniform of the Kentucky Derby, not to mention warm-weather dressing in general. While you can always go with the traditional blue stripe (or push your luck with green or purple), we like this neutral “Beignet Tan,” to function as the palette upon which the rest of your Derby Day outfit is assembled. If you really want to knock us out, go for the Magnolia White, but we do realize that’s a scary alternative where cocktails and mud may be involved. Haspel’s suit s...
The suit itself is extremely versatile, with its pieces selling as separates. This allows customers to make the choice of wearing the jacket with jeans for a more casual look or just the trousers with a nice shirt for a more formal outfit.
“I think these types of partnerships and relationships are beneficial and valuable to the reputation and brand awareness of LSU as a whole, as well as the Alumni Association, and what we’re trying to do to become more and more valuable to our alumni each an...
NEW ORLEANS- A New Orleans clothing company has announced plans for an LSU-themed seersucker suit.
The Geaux Tigers Seersucker Suit from Haspel will be a limited-time item and will only be available through the LSU Alumni Association. With a price tag of $695, the offer includes a one-year free membership to the association.
According to the company’s website the suit comes in several sizes, is 100-percent cotton, and has a single-breasted notch lapel.
Orders for the Audubon Traditional Fit s...
Two native New Orleans brands have joined forces on the release of a capsule accessory collection paying tribute to all things Louisiana.
American tailored clothing brand Haspel has teamed up with accessories company NOLA Couture on a line of colorful silk ties, bow ties, and pocket squares featuring some of Louisiana’s favorite things like sugarcane, pelicans, catfish, the “Cajun Holy Trinity”, magnolias, iris, and strawberry prints. Pocket squares retail for $35, bow ties for $55, and neckt...
The inspiration behind the suit, which is made in the U.S., was Haspel’s interest in creating a piece that embodied its Louisiana heritage and resembled their strong ties to Louisiana’s flagship university, Kastanos says.
“This is specific to LSU,” Swillie says. “Steve loved it.”
Helmke sported an early sample of the suit, which features a gold jacket lining and flat-front pants, in Austin during the weekend of the LSU-University of Texas game. The feedback was immediate and enthusiastic, wi...
In 1909, it was introduced to the sartorial world by specialist American seersucker makers Haspel as the ultimate summer suit fabric. Born out of the New Orleans jazz movement, it became a look synonymous with the hazy southern states. Its Crescent City style was best captured by Miles Davis who personified this look on his At Newport 1958 album cover, demonstrating how to wear a soft-shouldered Italian-cut jacket with nonchalance. It was a heyday moment for the fabric and his louche approach...
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On the heels of their milestone birthday, Haspel released a new capsule collection that is certainly a vintage tribute to the company's long history. The collection is also a testament to the idea that seersucker is still relevant today, and not just for southern dandies. It’s true that something can be improved upon, should the will be there. Haspel clearly has the will.
Will Swillie, the EVP Managing Director of Haspel, said that the main challenge for the company in improving their clothi...
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It's getting hot out there! The Haspel Brothers company, founded in New Orleans in 1909, designed this seersucker suit to help keep their customers cool in the 1950s. The company's founder, Joseph Haspel, originated the idea of making men's suits out of lightweight wash-and-wear cotton seersucker material, which ultimately led to seersucker becoming the quintessential southern man's warm-weather suit. A 1950s Haspel suit is one of the artifacts included in the exhibition "We Love You, New Orl...
Award season began on Jan. 5 with the 77th Golden Globe Awards. Each award season we love the bridal inspiration that can be sparked by red carpet looks. However, when scanning the celebrity attendees this year, we noticed a trend that surprised us – velvet … menswear.
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“Will was driving force behind the suit’s design,” Kastanos says. “Interestingly, the first concept presented by the mill was gingham and was in a different color. Haspel worked closely with the mill to get the color, texture and weight to what is now the final product.”
The inspiration behind the suit, which is made in the United States, was Haspel’s interest in creating a piece that embodied its Louisiana heritage and resembled their strong ties to Louisiana’s flagship university, Kastanos...
Iconic American Brand Haspel Celebrates A Momentous 110th Anniversary.
Contrary to popular belief, seersucker is not just about casual outings in the summer. Nowadays, American men realize that everyone has their own personal definition of seersucker style, whether it is for business or for pleasure. Seersucker can be worn many ways. It is a style concept and an experience, a moment as well as an evolution. Seersucker is the merging of well-spirited fashion with modified reality. In short, t...
“National Seersucker Day is June 13 and what other brand can actually say that they own a holiday?” said Aronson.
In the past 110 years, there’s been no shortage of legendary figures wearing the suits, from Hollywood stars and political icons, to presidents of the United States. It’s a style that’s gone national and started in Louisiana.
“Louisiana is our home and we are very, very proud of that,” said Aronson. “Haspel clothing are clothes meant for a good time.”
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Get Holiday Ready with Haspel’s New Formal Wear Collection Founded in New Orleans in 1909, Haspel has been making guys look great for 110 years. Famously known for inventing the seersucker suit as a way of standing up to the New Orleans heat, the brand has become synonymous with summertime soirées. Their new formal wear capsule collection includes some really great pieces just in time for the holiday party circuit. Not to be missed is the navy seersucker tux, white dinner jacket and blackwat...
The Archival Collection is comprised of five different styles of suits and five coordinating woven sport shirts. A highlight of the collection is a double-breasted, side vented jacket with a modern pleated pant and side tab waistband. The shirt styles consist of solids, patterns and floral prints that all work back to each suit. Suits will retail for $695 and shirts for $125, both found exclusively on Haspel.com.
“The vintage Haspel signature fabrics and years of creative advertisements inspi...
“As an American fashion brand, being able to celebrate our 110th anniversary is a truly momentous occasion,” says Haspel CEO and fourth-generation owner, Laurie Haspel Aronson. “Haspel clothes were made for a good time and we know how to celebrate big moments like this. We know both young and old will join us as we look ahead to the next hundred and ten years.”
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In 1908, John Haspel Sr. founded his eponymous menswear brand in New Orleans with the goal of creating clothing that could withstand the southern heat. After observing British men wearing a lightweight and breathable material called seersucker in the warm-weather colonies of India, he decided to create the first seersucker suit. Colonialism aside, it became...