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Logan Brown, a second-12 months Harvard Law School student and founding father of the Spencer Jane clothing company. Photo from Spencer Jane.

Searching for an interview suit was irritating for Harvard Law School student Logan Brown. Last 12 months, she visited a number of outlets in her quest for correct and comfy apparel for a profession honest and located nothing.

Brown texted a number of mates to search out out the place they purchased skilled garments. They instructed her of comparable frustrations. So Brown, now a Harvard 2L, created her own company, the Harvard Crimson reviews.

“I wanted something that would last me well into the beginning of my legal career and also made me feel good,” Brown instructed the Harvard Crimson.

The company, Spencer Jane, sells a piece-from-residence blazer, sweatpants and masks. All three might be purchased, a mixture dubbed “The Quarantine Collection,” for $250.

The Spencer Jane web site touts the washable blazer as “comfortable enough for a Zoom meeting from the couch but stylish enough for an in-person board meeting.” The company is taking preorders for cargo in April. Work pants will probably be provided “when the world wears them again.”

Brown is a fan of the film Legally Blonde and has provided to make a pink pantsuit for the movie’s star, Reese Witherspoon, in accordance with the Harvard Crimson.

Brown launched the company after cross-enrolling in courses on the Harvard Business School.

Startup companies face large challenges in the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, Randolph B. Cohen, a professor on the Harvard Business School, instructed the Harvard Crimson.

“She wants to sell workwear in a time when a lot of people aren’t going into the office, and she came up with a very clever solution to that challenge, which I really admire,” he mentioned.

Brown is pictured in a pink blazer in a profile by MyVU, a publication of Vanderbilt University, the place Brown attended faculty. She instructed the publication that she determined she needed to be a lawyer at age 12.