Which clothes suit which stage?
A pregnancy isn’t nine months with one wardrobe. What feels good in the beginning works differently while you’re feeding, and after birth your body asks for something else again. That’s why we’ve divided the collection by stage — so you don’t have to guess.
Pregnant
In this stage, what matters most is how much a garment gives. Our dresses, trousers and tops are made from fabrics that stretch without losing their shape, so the same piece fits in week twelve and in week thirty-eight.
What to look for: a waistband that doesn’t dig in, enough length at the front, and a fabric that springs back.
Feeding
Nursing-friendly pieces have an opening you can undo with one hand, without it showing on the outside. That’s the difference between a garment you keep on and one that stays in the wardrobe.
What to look for: how discreet the opening is, and whether you can work it with one hand while holding someone.
Postpartum
Your body is recovering and still changing. Clothing that takes that into account sits softly over your belly, doesn’t pinch anywhere, and at the same time doesn’t look like you’re wearing loungewear.
What to look for: soft seams around the belly, and pieces you’ll also wear when you head out the door again.