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Lisa and Bryn Rhoads: "Everything Else Is Changeable" (From Healthcare VC and Parsons Stylist to Mother-Daughter Founders of The Anteros)

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Lisa and Bryn Rhoads: "Everything Else Is Changeable" (From Healthcare VC and Parsons Stylist to Mother-Daughter Founders of The Anteros)

Classical oboist turned Wharton MBA and healthcare VC Lisa Rhoads couldn't find a white shirt that fit, cost less than $1,000, and survived a spilled glass of wine, so she and her daughter Bryn, a Parsons-trained stylist, rebuilt it from scratch as The Anteros. They redesigned the collar, cut, and button spacing for women and sourced from a sister-run Italian mill and ultra-fine Australian Merino.

Free shipping at theanteros.com with code WOMANSPLAIN.

We talk about getting into closed European mills, the double button at the chest, three to five rounds per color, cutting the wholesale markup with an affiliate-style model, natural fibers without the fearmongering, a petite pant that's reproportioned instead of hemmed, and running a company between Italy and New York.

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Find The Anteros: theanteros.com | IG @the.anteros | brynrhoads.substack.com Find Womansplain: IG @womansplainpod | hello@womansplainpod.com | womansplainpod.com/newsletter

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