L.L.Bean Made a Sweater for Your Dunkin’ Cup (And a Matching One for You, Too)
📍 The outcome
The partnership launched on September 21 with L.L.Bean‑branded sweater sleeves for Dunkin’ cups, a matching tote and limited‑time free giveaways in locations such as San Antonio and Detroit. The collection was promoted as a fall launch and positioned to sell out, but coverage ended shortly after the initial rollout with no further updates.
Epilogue added 42d ago, after coverage quieted.
Who reported it (16)
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L.L.Bean Made a Sweater for Your Dunkin’ Cup (And a Matching One for You, Too) foodnetwork.com · 46d ago broke it first
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