Amanda Rinderle ’08 and her husband, Jonas Clark, came up with an idea for a clothing startup by ... getting dressed. Frustrated that they couldn’t find work clothing that was both fashionable and sustainable, they launched Tuckerman & Co. in 2015, producing fair-trade shirts made of organic cotton — clothing that “was made to last and also better for the planet.”
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