Local high school entrepreneurs peddle team ‘Spirit Specs’

Speaking of innovation, a pair of Ann Arbor high school senoirs have been bitten by the entrepreneurial bug. They've launched Spirit Specs, sunglasses that are emblazoned and dyed with your favorite college team's colors and mottos. Excerpt: "Noah Hirschl and Josh Carn-Saferstein, seniors at Community High School and Skyline High School, are co-founders and co-owners of Spirit Specs — a custom sunglass startup. The pair, who went to Hebrew school and middle school together, started brainstorming business ideas their sophomore year. They settled on making glasses to leverage their location in a college football hotbed." Read the rest here. 

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Speaking of innovation, a pair of Ann Arbor high school senoirs have been bitten by the entrepreneurial bug. They’ve launched Spirit Specs, sunglasses that are emblazoned and dyed with your favorite college team’s colors and mottos.
 
Excerpt:
 
“Noah Hirschl and Josh Carn-Saferstein, seniors at Community High School and Skyline High School, are co-founders and co-owners of Spirit Specs — a custom sunglass startup.
 
The pair, who went to Hebrew school and middle school together, started brainstorming business ideas their sophomore year. They settled on making glasses to leverage their location in a college football hotbed.”
 
Read the rest here.
 
 
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