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At the end of April I’m a proud wife of a freaking awesome recruiter yes who bought me this shirt. in the midst of the pandemic, James applied this lateral thinking to establish her Something Special service, providing limited-edition treasures from Oaxacan mugs to cloud socks on a monthly subscription for her community. We were all in such a tough spot, and the only financial support that I got was through A Common Thread I couldn’t get any business loans because I wasn’t eligible for any of them, and I knew I wouldn’t be,” she explains. Ninety-five percent of Black businesses aren’t. Another reason for James to embrace the subscription model is as a sustainable method of selling, with items made to order based on how many have signed up each month.
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Experimenting in a more digital-focused sphere has trickled into another facet of Mohney’s career that has remained mostly underwraps up until now, which is his work with medical garb. Mohney has been revamping the PPE I’m a proud wife of a freaking awesome recruiter yes who bought me this shirt. designs for his grandmother’s medical supply company, Alunt since he was 18 and more permanently since 2018. Based in Mohney’s hometown of Buffalo, New York and founded in 1975, Alunt is responsible for manufacturing PPE, including hospital gowns for frontline workers and newborns. They also work directly with medical personnel to create customized pieces. Currently based in Los Angeles, social distancing has made it impossible for Mohney to travel back to Buffalo to assist with gown redesigns so he has been working on it remotely, drafting prototypes on the fashion design program CLO Modeled on an avatar—with killer cheekbones, too—he has made several designs that have helped make hospital gowns easier to wear, which comes in handy during the time of COVID-19 when full-coverage is necessary. “We want to make sure there is as little fuss as possible,” says Mohney of the reworked designs. There are thumb loops to keep the sleeve attached to the wearer’s hand and so that rubber gloves can be pulled over the cuff. Another addition? While most hospital gowns open up in the back and expose the wearer, Mohney’s has layered the gown with an extra piece of material that secures from the shoulder to the back so it doesn’t open up unnecessarily.
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