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Seattle’s own Tommy Bahama brightens up your fall getaway
This article originally appeared in the September/October 2023 issue of Seattle magazine.
Clockwise from bottom left: Dip-Dye Travel Speaker, Terry Block Rocker Tote, Wedges Sunglasses by Maui Jim®, Lokelani Sunglasses by Maui Jim®, Sunrise Beach & Yachting Sunnies Beach Towel, Sunburst Clutch, Underwater Camera, Sunrise Beach & Yachting Sunnies Beach Towel, Raffia Packable Bucket Hat, Poolside Highball Tumbler, Viski® Travel Bar Tool Kit.
For item details, go to www.tommybahama.com.
Photography by Ben Kist | styling by Ginger Langford
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