Bernie's Mitten Maker Finds Manufacturer to Fill Order Deluge | Voice of America - English

A teacher in Washington-Vermont, after Senator Bernie Sanders put on the gloves at the inauguration of President Joe Biden, his homemade gloves became popular. 

"I have an amazing news! I am working with a teddy bear in Vermont to make Bernie's gloves for everyone!" Jennifer Ellis tweeted on Saturday, adding that part of the proceeds will be To benefit the "Vermont Make a Wish" charity organization.

"I know there must be a way to bring them to you-I found it!!" the second grade teacher said.

The 42-year-old Sanders gave Sanders a pair of her gloves after losing to Hillary Clinton in the 2016 Democratic presidential primary election to Hillary Clinton (Hillary Clinton), which was made of a modified wool sweater It is lined with wool made from recycled plastic bottles.

Last year, when Sanders ran for president again, Ellis learned that he was wearing gloves-"people call them oven gloves"-but had lent them to others.

Ellis said she was very touched and gave Sanders ten pairs.

The senator’s plain brown and beige mittens were highlighted in a photo of the inauguration on January 20. Sanders was sitting alone in a folding chair, tied into a bundle, seemingly to the pomp and the environment Indifferent.

A picture taken by AFP photographer Brendan Smialowski became the first viral meme in the Biden era, and Sanders is clearly different

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Ellis said in the film: "Many people have reached out to buy a pair of these gloves. Sadly, I don't really make them anymore. But I want to make sure you get one." Teddy, Vermont Bear company website.

"Everyone who wants these gloves will get them," she is passionate about the second-grade teacher.

Three days after the inauguration, Ellis told AFP that she had received about 13,000 emails from people who wanted to buy gloves.

She said: "It's not just a couple, people want a lot."