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Follow on Google News | Mitz Accessories & Apparel Announces the Launch of their Kickstarter CampaignThis new "Limitless" Gender Equal Kids and Baby line will be categorized by size instead of gender and will launch its supporting Kickstarter campaign on April 18th.
By: Mitz Accessories & Apparel Through early market research Amandine learned parents wanted bright, colorful fun and creative patterns for gender-neutral options. They wanted more cooking themes for boys and more cats on boys clothing. "What I was finding was that cats were almost exclusively on girls clothing and considered 'feminine.' Many parents expressed their sons' love of cats and their disappointment when traditional boy's clothes didn't have cats or kittens on them. Parents also expressed a desire for more jewel-tone colors in boys clothing. Parents of girls expressed a need for more traditionally 'masculine' clothing themes such as construction trucks, trains and dinosaurs. The Kickstarter campaign will support the production for the new clothing line launch and backers will be offered the following rewards in exchange for their pledges. Some incentives for backers include a full wardrobe (Onesie, tank, tee, leggings, dress) in a customized design pattern that they suggest and for a pledge of $2500, backers will win a paid flight to the launch party in New York City. For more information on Mitzi Accessories & Apparel, visit http://mitzaccessories.com. ABOUT MITZ ACCESSORIES & APPAREL Mitz Accessories & Apparel is a company dedicated to finding practical solutions to everyday needs founded by Amandine Liepmann and Austin Jenkins. With a commitment to fashion, they strive to bring market trends to the forefront in a way that's fitting for both adults and children. Their designs reflect an urban landscape and meets the needs of a busy lifestyle. Mitz Apparel is a new fun, creative clothing line that defies the standard of gender color or kids theme that are normally off limits for boys or girls. This new line will be categorized by size instead of gender. End
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