Emmy Award-Winner Jill Martin Launches Limited-Edition Penn State ‘White Out Lounger’
Emmy award-winning TV personality and entrepreneur Jill Martin is launching the official Penn State White Out Lounger through the Penn State Bookstore this fall.
The cozy loungewear piece is designed for this year’s White Out game against Washington and will be on sale in-store and online until Saturday, November 9.
Martin, a TODAY Show lifestyle and commerce contributor, began selling her “The Best Lounger in the World by Jill Martin” collection earlier this year.
The unisex lounger offers a new way to show off your Penn State pride during this year’s White Out and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor occasions.
“We are so proud to bring you this limited-edition Penn State White Out logo on our best-selling loungewear/outerwear piece,” Martin said in a release. “Watching football is about to get a whole lot cozier, more stylish, and warmer! Made with a blanket company, this item will take you from the stands to the celebration festivities in style…warning: you will never want to take it off.”
Martin, along with student influencer Katie Feeney, will host a launch party from 7 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, October 23, at the Penn State Bookstore inside the HUB. The event will be open to the first 50 people, offering free customization with the purchase of a lounger.
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