Broad Street Clothing

10/15/2025

Everything is $29 on the website while supplies last! Go grab a few for yourself, and a few for friends!

10/09/2025

Head to the link in our profile to get the most amazing Made-In-America nursing cover you’ll ever see at a price you’ll never see again.

10/09/2025

Today we had more orders that we’ve had in a while. It was a treat to pack things up and get them out the door to you all.

If you haven’t yet, head over to the website and figure out who you can give a scarf to for Christmas this year! You’ll never see this quality of fabric and made in America production at these prices 🎉

10/08/2025

Whew. Heavy news is hard. Thank you all so much for your support for Broad Street over the last couple years. It has meant the world to me.

09/02/2025

(Because who could really invent throwing a blanket over your shoulder??!?)

09/01/2025

Happy Monday!

For those of you who are new here, I’d like to introduce myself.

I’m Anna, the founder of Broad Street Clothing. This is Burt, my little mascot and product durability tester.

Fun fact: Burt is so much younger than his oldest brother that he has never known our family without my son’s wife in it. I love that.

I started Broad Street because I love clothes, and I LOVE fabric. I was that kid in JoAnn’s who would stare at the wall of quilting fabric for hours. The feel, the patterns, the smells. Getting a chance to work with fabric vendors way, way better than JoAnn’s has been a dream come true for me.

Broad Street is really the end result of years of having babies and not liking the clothing options that were available to me. I would make myself the sorts of clothes that were functional for my pregnant and nursing self, and now, 20 years later, Broad Street hopes to bring some of those ideas to you.

We are starting small with only one design: our amazing nursing covers. Thanks to a well-timed Dave Ramsey episode right when I was launching Broad Street, I care very much about not taking on debt, starting small, and growing as I figure things out. As much as I’d love to have a full product line right now, we’re just not there yet. Hopefully soon!

If you’re still here, chime in! I’d love to hear a fun fact about you!

08/28/2025

Did you know that one of the trendiest nursing covers out there right now (you know who you are!) is 65% polyester??

One of their first adjectives for their cover is “breathable.”

It’s not, by definition.

We all know how polyester makes us feel—sticky, itchy, and slightly gross. Now add some spit-up to that, and you’ve got yourself a recipe to feel completely frumpy, all day long.

Fortunately, we’ve got your back. No nursing tents here, and no polyester, either. Lightweight, truly breathable fabric that is so pretty you don’t mind wearing it around all day. Win win.

08/26/2025

08/06/2025

Exciting happenings this week!

Come see us on at the Maker’s Market at the Christ Church 50th Anniversary celebration on Saturday morning. We’ll be out from 9-11.

We’ll have a mirror and scarves to try on, as well as a cozy chair if you need to sit and nurse your baby. And while you’re there, you can try a cover.

It’s been a whirlwind of a week as I try to make sure I’ve got all the things I want to make our booth perfect. While I’m sure it won’t be absolutely perfect, we are going to have a lot of fun anyway.

So come see us! Try on a scarf. Sit and chat a minute. I’d love to see you!

07/01/2025

I don’t nurse with a cover all the time. There are plenty of places where I don’t need it, and plenty of situations where I feel comfortable enough to nurse Burt in public discreetly without a cover.

But there are other times when I would be more comfortable with a cover. Unlike some crazy IG accounts out there, I’m not interested in nursing in front of the whole world like I have some sort of right to make everybody else uncomfortable.

And similarly, there are some people who also feel more comfortable when I use a nursing cover. And that’s ok, and it’s simply politeness to be concerned about somebody else’s comfort level.

We met some dear old friends at a brewery yesterday for drinks. When Burt needed to nurse, I absolutely used a cover. When a friend’s husband is sitting right across the table from me, I’d much rather cover up and avoid some pretty major awkwardness. I think he and I (and his wife and my husband!) were all the happier for it.