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Crossing Arrows was recently featured in the April edition of 435 Kansas City’s Magazine.  We thought Allyson did an incredible job of capturing our story so, we wanted to share it with you.  A huge shout out to Allyson Wilson!  Thank you for all the ways you showed excitement for our brand and our story!

IN THE SPIRIT

KANSAS CITY MOM TRICIA STEFFES CELEBRATES TOMBOYS WITH CROSSING ARROWS.
words Allyson Wilson

Many parents know to pick their battles with kids, but Tricia Steffes decided to pick her battles with something much bigger: gender stereotypes.
Through her children’s clothing brand, Crossing Arrows, the Kansas City mother of two calls to spirited girls, a.k.a. tomboys, by empowering them to embrace their individuality with fun and high-energy clothing while fighting gender stereotypes...

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