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Not even Jane Fonda can resist the siren call of a cozy set of sweats. Last week, the 82-year-old actress and activist posed on Instagram wearing a gray rainbow-striped tracksuit bearing her last name, prompting many fans to ask where they could procure sets for themselves. “Not to be a capitalist but……do you sell these????” …
Not even Jane Fonda can resist the siren call of a cozy set of sweats.
Last week, the 82-year-old actress and activist posed on Instagram wearing a gray rainbow-striped tracksuit bearing her last name, prompting many fans to ask where they could procure sets for themselves.
“Not to be a capitalist but……do you sell these????” one commented. “I would buy these sweats in a heartbeat! I love them!” another exclaimed.
On Monday, Fonda shared some happy news: “After seeing the incredible outpouring of love for the sweat suits, my friends at Crafted LA decided to produce a limited run of the collection,” she announced on social media.
“Each purchase will help the fight against climate change and provide assistance to our service industry and tipped workers affected by COVID-19.”
The suits are available in gray or navy for $84.99 each, with 100 percent of net proceeds going to Fonda’s Fire Drill Fridays organization and One Fair Wage, which fights for workers to receive at least a full minimum wage.
Fonda’s no stranger to using style to make a political statement. Last year, she was arrested four times during her climate change protests in Washington, always wearing her signature red coat; she’s called the eye-catching outerwear “the last article of clothing that I will ever buy.”
