Lemonada.

Fashion buyer creates quirky comfort craze.

This is a fun one.

We're going to look at the story of sloveralls.

Swoveralls are a combination sweatpants and overalls. We first feature this story

long ago in episode 394. Here we are in episode 3,04 with an update, a remix. And once a week,

this year, we're bringing you some remixes of our best stories from those early years.

If you were not listening back in

2018 or 2017 even, these stories are completely new. And if you were listening, well, you get a

little bit of a remixed version. Maybe you have an incredible memory. I don't. So it's been fun for me

to go back to these stories. This is the story of Kyle Bergman and his Swoveralls, a fashion item, a fashion line,

which is still around today and still selling. It started from a viral BuzzFeed article,

which you're going to hear about. He was able to go on and create a brand that appeals to

lots of people. Very fun project, very fun story in the fashion industry. I'm going to bring it to you

after this quick shout out to our sponsor. Hey, Julia Louis Dreyfus here. If you listen to me on my

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