Seersucker, however, is most often made from a cotton textile weave. It's a cooler fabric simply because of how the threads are woven together.

Lobbyist Robert Taylor, one of the seersucker-wearing gents who participated in the original photo taken on what has since become designed Seersucker Day at the Capitol and was there again on ...

The most recognizable version of seersucker in the collection is on the men’s shorts. With a traditional blue-and-white stripe and linen-like fabric, it’s a lightweight short that’s easy to ...

And sorry, seersucker cynics: Cassidy indicated that the day isn’t going away anytime soon. “I look forward to continuing this tradition for years to come,” the senator said.

Haspel’s production run started around 1909 at his New Orleans factory, and it was the Haspel seersucker suit that became ubiquitous as warm weather menswear in the South. Supposedly, while ...

Wear Seersucker. Shorts and T-shirts have become our national go-to outfit, but a classic lightweight suit looks better on almost every man—and the stripes are optional.

Senators celebrated the 12th annual bipartisan Seersucker Day this week. Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) was named the Democratic co-chair last year alongside Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA).

Seersucker may be synonymous with old-fashioned notions of the American South, but in the hallowed halls of the US Senate, it has also become a symbol of bipartisan consensus.

Incredibly crinkly and incredibly cool, the best seersucker suits for men will help you navigate those nebulous wedding dress codes—and get you stoked on tailoring again.