Women in the workplace are putting a new twist on L.L.Bean's famous tote bags

An L.L.Bean Boat and Tote bag with the phrase "hands full" embroidered across it.

Priscilla Angier

Morgan Blunt doesn't actually want anyone to sue her.If you were to run into the 25-year-old, though, you'd likely notice that she carries a canvas tote bag with the phrase "Sue me!" embroidered across it."I graduated from Villanova law school about a month ago, I'm currently studying for the bar exam, and in September, I'll be working for a midsize firm in civil litigation," Blunt told Business Insider.Her bag is a playful nod to her profession — and an example of a larger trend among women in the workforce.Across industries, women are carrying L.L.Bean's famed Boat and Totes as work bags, and embroidering playful, job-related phrases in place of their initials.

Morgan Blunt and her "Sue me!" Boat and Tote bag from L.L.Bean.

Morgan Blunt