Her job title takes up half a business card, and she has spent her whole career watching it get shortened, softened and turned into clip art. This hoodie does the opposite. "SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST" is set in full, in heavy mid-century capitals, beneath a seven-bar speech signal drawn as pure geometry, one bar set apart to carry the peak. It reads like a poster from a 1960s clinic. Nothing about it apologises for the length of the title.
Soft and cozy with a hood for 7am therapy rooms, offered in a range of light shades.
This is the hoodie she buys herself in August for orientation, and the one a partner or a grad student gives her when they want to get it unmistakably right.
Designed for the clinician, not the cute version of her.
