M.M.LaFleur Will Dress Any Woman Running for Office—Free of Charge

Workwear brand has already been contacted by over 300 candidates

There’s about to be a lot more M.M.LaFleur on the campaign trail.

The women’s workwear brand, founded by Sarah LaFleur, Narie Foster and Miyako Nakamura in 2011, aims to provide “a more practical, inspired wardrobe” for professional women. And this week, the brand announced that it wants to extend that mission to the women running for public office across the United States—for free.

In an Instagram post on Monday, M.M.LaFleur announced a new initiative: The brand will lend its clothes, without charge, to women running for office across the United States.

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