Slow fashion for all momkind
Versatile style made to evolve, just like you. Intentionally designed to transition through all stages. Sizes XS-2X
maternity ➡️ postpartum ➡️ nursing ➡️ beyond.
Dynamic, clean 🌱 fashion for all your eras.
Versatile style made to evolve, just like you. Intentionally designed to transition through all stages. Sizes XS-2X
maternity ➡️ postpartum ➡️ nursing ➡️ beyond.
Dynamic, clean 🌱 fashion for all your eras.
Wear 6+ ways so you can do more with less during every stage. Bump-friendly, spit-up-friendly, nursing-friendly & beyond.
Wash, wear, repeat.
Made from our signature super soft French Terry fabric, a breathable yet cozy blend that you can wear anytime, anywhere. Postpartum & c-section friendly fit & fabric.
The only pants I ever want to wear! These joggers are SOOOO soft! I'm in love!
Everyone Needs One!
This tee looks so fresh and goes with EVERYTHING, I’ve rocked it casual and formal, it looks great with a baby bump, is awesome while nursing, and I certainly plan on buying many more products from OAO even when I’m not growing or feeding a baby because their fabric is fantastic, styles on point, sustainability efforts excellent, and prices are perfect.
We're thrilled to be a part of the Mightly family! You can now shop non-toxic ethically-made baby & kids clothing.
We now use GOTS-certified organic cotton in most of our collection.
Certified Organic Cotton matters. Produced according to organic agricultural standards, it supports healthy soils, ecosystems, and people by banning the use of chemical pesticides, synthetic fertilizers and GMOs. By choosing organic cotton products, you're making a positive impact on the environment and the farmers who grow it. Compared to conventional farming, organic farming results in cleaner air, better soil, safer farming practices, and keeps toxins out of the finished product.
We work with Fair Trade Certified factories, including Rajlakshmi Cotton Mills in Kolkata, India. Rajlakshmi was the first factory in the world to achieve Fair Trade Certification under Fair Trade USA's new Fair Trade Standard for Apparel and Homes Goods.
I found it daunting to sit and think about "how much longer" I had to make it to my one year goal. I would be dealing with one obstacle or another, thinking, "I can't do this." I dealt with each challenge bit by bit, day by day, one for in front of the other. I hated traveling with. my pumping gear and milk, I've been so sick of night wakings turned into feedings, looking forward to us both one day sleeping through the night. The season is one foot in front of the other, and that's how I made it to one year, and then another.