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Chattanoogan launches children’s clothing brand

Mitt and Maddie, a new online children's clothing line started by Chattanooga resident Anna Mittelstadt, features clothes for children 3-6 months up to 6 years old. Prices range from $36 for boy's shorts to $63 for a girl's dress.
Mitt and Maddie, a new online children's clothing line started by Chattanooga resident Anna Mittelstadt, features clothes for children 3-6 months up to 6 years old. Prices range from $36 for boy's shorts to $63 for a girl's dress. Mitt and Maddie, a new online children's clothing line started by Chattanooga resident Anna Mittelstadt, features clothes for children 3-6 months up to 6 years old. Prices range from $36 for boy's shorts to $63 for a girl's dress.
photo Mitt and Maddie, a new online children’s clothing line started by Chattanooga resident Anna Mittelstadt, features clothes for children 3-6 months up to 6 years old. Prices range from $36 for boy’s shorts to $63 for a girl’s dress.
photo Mitt and Maddie, a new online children’s clothing line started by Chattanooga resident Anna Mittelstadt, features clothes for children 3-6 months up to 6 years old. Prices range from $36 for boy’s shorts to $63 for a girl’s dress.

Anna Mittelstadt, Chattanooga resident and founder of the Anna Victoria women’s clothing line, has launched a new children’s clothing brand inspired by her young nephew, Mitt.

The 28-year-old Girls Preparatory School and Auburn University graduate said that after her nephew was born a year ago, she and her sister noticed there were few, high-quality clothing options for children at an affordable price. Mittelstadt began designing and the new clothing line, called “Mitt & Maddie,” launched with prices starting at $36 for boy’s shorts.

“The highest price is $63 for a girl’s dress, and we are trying to cap it around there,” Mittelstadt said.

Always interested in fashion, Mittelstadt, a Hixson resident who grew up in Connecticut, describes her style as a blend of the versatility of the Northeastern look with the femininity and charm of Southern style, which she fell in love with after moving to Chattanooga in high school.

After graduating with a degree in apparel design from Auburn, Mittelstadt said she chose to start her business in Chattanooga because she felt the entrepreneurial spirit here was growing. She previously operated out of the Business Development Center in North Chattanooga.