Please come up with a new answer. Don't copy from Chegg.

Sharon contracted with Jane, a shirtmaker, for 1,000 shirts for men. Jane manufactured and delivered 500 shirts, for which Sharon paid. At the same time, Sharon notified Jane that she could not use or dispose of the other 500 shirts and directed Jane not to manufacture any more under the contract. Nevertheless, Jane made up the other 500 shirts and tendered them to Sharon. Sharon refused to accept the shirts. Jane then sued for the purchase price. Is she entitled to the purchase price? If not, is she entitled to any damages? Explain.