Perfect for back-to-work breastfeeding
Perfect for side-lying night feeds!
The Iconic Soft Bra for Full Busts
More colours within
One bra that goes the distance.
Soft fabrics with four-way stretch
Wire-free construction
Snap on, snap off nursing sling
Designed to keep you cool
#ShowYourBump, IRL
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Frequently Asked Questions
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A few things worth knowing during pregnancy: your size will change as you progress — many women go up a cup size or more across trimesters, and your underbust will change too.
The best way to find your perfect fit is to have your underbust and overbust measurements, and check the corresponding PBK sizing! Not sure? DM us your measurements and we'll help you find the right fit. We do this every day. 🩷 -
It depends on your body, but here's what we generally recommend.
First trimester — if you're starting to feel snug in your regular bras, you don't necessarily need to buy new ones just yet. A bra extender is your best friend here. It gives your band the extra room it needs without committing to a new size while your body is still changing.
Around 30 weeks — this is when we'd recommend investing in your maternity bras properly. By this point, your size is the most representative of where you'll land — so what fits well at 30 weeks is likely to carry you through the rest of your pregnancy and into the early postpartum period.
A practical tip: buy two to three bras at 30 weeks rather than stocking up earlier. Your body changes fast in the first and second trimester - buying too soon means buying twice.
Not sure where you are in your sizing journey? DM us with your current measurements and how many weeks you are — we'll point you in the right direction. 🩷
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If you are using a medical grade pump, we recommend a hands-free pumping bra for that. If you are using a wearable pump, our nursing bras are designed to work for both. Snap it open for nursing, or use it to hold your wearable pump in place while you pump. It's one of the details we're most proud of — because modern mums are often doing both, and your bra should keep up.
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We recommend three to four as a working minimum - enough to rotate through the week with washing time factored in. In the early postpartum days when feeding is frequent, you'll go through bras faster than you expect. Two or three everyday styles and one that feels a little more special for the days you want to feel like yourself again.
