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Inspiration can come in some pretty unique ways.
For Washougal resident Jennifer Samodurov, it happened after she began reading the book, “Interrupted,” by Jen Hatmaker, after a summer Bible study.
Clothing the community
Nonprofit business offers free outfits to teen girls in need
- By Danielle Frost
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January 12, 2016 1:40 pm
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Life
Jennifer Samodurov founded Flawless360 in her Washougal home this past summer after being inspired by the book, "Interrupted," Jen Hatmaker. Her mission is to help teen girls who cannot afford to buy new clothes, and work with them to select the best styles. She does it all online, and then delivers the clothing packets to area schools to be distributed. (Photos by Danielle Frost/Post-Record)
Samodurov takes photos of clothes on these dress forms to demonstrate what an outfit looks like when it is put together. She then sends them to school counselors or potential clients to see if it is something that works for them.
These are just a few of the accessories available through Flawless360.
The name Flawless360 is inspired by the song, "Flawless" by the band Mercy Me and the local area code of 360, as well as the, "360 degrees of God's love," according to Samodurov.
Samodurov organizes clothing donations at Flawless360, a nonprofit based from her Washougal home. She is in need of donations for teen clothing sizes 8 and larger.
There are a variety of scarves, belts, hats and other accessories in addition to jeans, sweaters, shirts, skirts, blouses and hoodies.
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