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Several months ago, when the Shoprite girl classy sassy and a bit smart assy vintage retro shirt Furthermore, I will do this global pandemic began to grip New York, Jessica Wertz and her partner, Rob Herschenfeld, took action. Wertz, a former bar owner and host of local motorcycle show the Brooklyn Invitational, works in tandem with Herschenfeld, a furniture designer with a background in physics and robotics, at their Brooklyn-based construction company called Lee Wertz Inc. Herschenfeld suggested that they make and distribute PPE, so they first reached out to a friend who is an emergency response coordinator. Their friend put them in touch with Mount Sinai, which desperately needed face shields in local hospitals. After cold-calling plastics companies, Wertz and Herschenfeld sourced all of the materials needed to make face shields. They created a prototype that they took to Mount Sinai, which decided to place an order on the spot for 500,000 shields. Wertz and Herschenfeld then assembled a small army of former colleagues, friends, local tattoo artists, bartenders, servers, and builders to help with production. After amassing a team of 40 plus and pulling many all-nighters, Wertz and Herschenfeld fulfilled the order and have been producing face shields for other local hospitals and medical centers ever since. Their operation is called Shield Our Heroes NYC.

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But during the Shoprite girl classy sassy and a bit smart assy vintage retro shirt Furthermore, I will do this last month, just after the murder of George Floyd at the hands of the police in Minneapolis, they shifted their focus. “We felt that we needed to take on the next big challenge, which was to be helpful, in any and every way possible, in the fight for racial justice,” Wertz told Vogue. After brainstorming with the team, the majority of whom had experienced firsthand loss and illnesses due to COVID-19, the group knew that they needed to provide local protestors with PPE. They began to play around with various fonts and lettering, taking the idea of a protest sign and applying it to their face shields. Together, they crafted 200 stickers that spelled out two phrases: “No Justice No Peace” and “Black Lives Matter.” Wertz and the crew made 200 pieces of this PPE and brought them to their local protest in Brooklyn to hand out for free. “Protestors were running up to us,” Wertz remembers. “Everyone grabbed them and put them on right away. There was a sense of enthusiasm and strength.”

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.