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A NennVersa capsule guide · breastfeeding friendly · for the first weeks back

The nursing-friendly work wardrobe that gets you to the desk by nine, and opens for the eleven o’clock pump.

Thirty breastfeeding-friendly outfit formulas from forty-nine pieces, in espresso, rust and mustard, already decided for the forty mornings that are going back to work. Every top opens at the front, crosses over, unbuttons or lifts. No waistband you have to lie down for. Nothing asks you to be the size you were before.

The Back to Work Capsule on every screen
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Interactive page plus a PDF, yours forever. Three pictures of you in it, on the house. Any three capsules for $27.

How it works

Pay once. Open it Sunday night. Keep it for the whole first month back.

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Pay$14 on a secure Stripe page. Your private link arrives by email within a minute.
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Open itThe link opens the guide on nennversa.com, on any phone or laptop. The PDF button is at the top.
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Pick Monday’s outfitFind the one that matches the day (a meeting, a day on your feet, a working-from-home day), copy it with what you own, put it on the planner. Monday is handled.
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See it on youAdd one photo and Anah dresses you in any outfit here. Three pictures are on the house; more work across every guide you own.

What mamas told me

Before I built this, I sat down with postpartum mamas and asked one question: what is the problem with getting dressed?

These are the sentences that came back, almost word for word, from woman after woman. I kept them. Every choice in this capsule is an answer to one of them.

I feel trapped in the leggings and baggy tee rut, but I want to feel like a person again.
I have a closet full of clothes but absolutely nothing to wear for a quick outing.
I feel guilty spending money on clothes for a body that might change again next month.
Nothing from my pre-pregnancy closet fits, and trying to force it on is just depressing.
It is nearly impossible to nurse in regular clothes.
I am constantly leaking or covered in spit-up.
High-waisted pants either dig into my C-section scar or roll right down under my belly.
I look in the mirror and do not recognise who is looking back at me.
Buttons, zippers and tight waistbands are painful.
To the rut, the mirror, the closet full of nothingThirty outfits, decided, one for every kind of workday: the meeting, the day on your feet, the casual Friday, the kitchen-table day. You copy one on Sunday night and Monday is not leggings.
To the guilt, and the body that changes againWide-legs with a real but forgiving waistband, wrap dresses, blazers worn open. Shapes that fit at four months and at nine, ordinary enough to be in your wardrobe already. Buy the three that carry half the outfits, and buy them once.
To the nursing, the leaks, the scar, the waistbandsEvery top opens, crosses over, unbuttons or lifts, for the locked office at eleven with a pump in your hand. Warm colours are kind to a face that has not slept, and dark bottoms are honest about spit-up.
Built against every one of those sentences, for the first month back.Thirty outfits, forty-nine pieces, $14 once.
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How it is worn

Not a flat lay on a table. A body, on the way to work.

The coat over the wrap dress, the camel blazer, the gilet over the roll-neck, the wrap cardigan, the long cardigan. Five outfits from the thirty, on the same woman, in the same warm colours.

The Back to Work Capsule worn, five outfits on the same woman

The espresso coat over the mustard wrap dress. The camel blazer over the espresso dress. The brick gilet with the pencil skirt and the tote. The burgundy wrap cardigan, which ties, so it opens. The mustard longline cardigan over an ochre cami.

Four of the thirty

Every outfit in the guide is shown like this: laid out, then worn, with the note on why and how it opens.

Blazer, knit, camel wide-leg
Blazer, knit, camel wide-leg
Print, doing the work for you
Print, doing the work for you
The wrap dress and trainers day
The wrap dress and trainers day
The utility jacket over the rust dress
The utility jacket over the rust dress

A pair of wide-legs, one blazer and one wrap dress carry more than half the thirty. You do not have to own any of it: the shapes are deliberately ordinary, so you can find them in your own wardrobe and in any shop at any price. What you are buying is the arrangement, not a shopping list.

The palette

Twelve warm shades that never argue with each other

Every colour in here is warm, which is why any two you grab in the dark will work. The espressos anchor, the rusts carry, the mustards lift your face, and the oat and butter are the light switch in a dark outfit.

THE PALESThe light switch
ButterOne cami. It is the light nearest your face.
OatThe stripe, the florals, the speckled skirt.
WhiteTrainers and a cami. Crisp, and only crisp.
CamelBlazer, culottes, flats. Pale structure.

One in every outfit, and the thing nearest your face on a dark day.

THE MIDSThe main colours
RustOvershirt, shirt dress, shorts. The one people notice.
BrickStraight trousers and the gilet. Rust, turned down.
OchreHenley, wide-leg, camis. The workhorse.
MustardThe duster and the wrap dress. Warmth you can see.

Rust is the one people notice. Ochre is the workhorse. Mustard is warmth you can see.

THE DARKSThe anchors
EspressoThe coat, the roll-neck, the joggers. The anchor.
ChocolatePencil skirt, utility jacket. Softer than the espresso.
BurgundyBlazer, wrap cardigan, boots. The grown-up note.
BlackCamis, loafers, the bag, the belt. Punctuation only.

One in every outfit so the pales have something to sit against. Black is punctuation only.

The one ruleKeep one dark, one mid and one pale in every outfit. Three espressos stacked together reads as a uniform you did not choose; espresso with ochre and a cream cami reads as a decision. On the days you have no decision left in you, that one habit does the work for you.

Cool toned? The guide swaps the whole palette for you, shade for shade, espresso to navy and rust to raspberry, and not one outfit changes.

What is inside

Forty-nine pieces, thirty outfits, and the one formula under all of them.

49pieces, including the bag, the shoes and the small things
30outfits, one for every kind of workday, flat and then on a body
12warm colours, all agreeing with each other
100+more combinations once you learn the formula
01The interactive pageOpens on your phone on Sunday night. Filter, tap a heart to keep an outfit, put it on a day, and it remembers where you left it.
02The PDFThe whole guide, designed to print or keep. The palette, the forty-nine pieces, the thirty outfits, the formula at the back.
03Four ways in, depending on your SundayTwo minutes, an hour, shopping, or building your own. Each one is a page, and each one starts with what to do first.
04Three pictures of you in itAdd one photograph and Anah puts you into any outfit you choose, keeping your face, your hair and your body exactly as they are. Three on the house.
05Five pieces for the warmer monthsA cream knit coat, a linen overshirt, a short-sleeved knit, a second wide-leg in oat, a tan sandal: how the same wardrobe does the summer term.
06The formulaOne dark, one mid, one pale, three layers, two shoes. The system underneath, so you can build the same wardrobe in navy or grey exactly as well.

Built into the page

It is not a PDF you scroll once. It is a page that works for you every week.

The PDF is there for the print. The page is where you live. It reads your colouring, your shape this month and your calendar, and it stays where you left it on every screen you own.

The guide page on a monitor, a laptop and two tablets: the cool palette swap, the shape section and the planner
IF THE COLOURS ARE NOT YOURSThe same capsule, in coolSilver over gold, navy over camel? One section swaps the whole palette shade for shade. Every shape, formula and feeding rule stays exactly as it is.
FOR THE SHAPE YOU ARE NOWWhere you are carrying it this monthNot apple or pear. Through the middle, in the chest, in the hips, all over: pick the paragraph that is true this month and it tells you which of these pieces to lean on, and why. Come back when it changes.
YOUR PLANNERA week and a month, filled by youTap a day, pick an outfit from the guide, add a note (the meeting, the clinic, the handover). Walk the month forward and back. It remembers, so Sunday night takes four minutes.
PRINT OR PDFUS Letter and A4Two buttons. Your week with the outfit pictures and your notes, then your month, as two landscape pages. Save it as a PDF or stick it on the fridge.

Watch it work

Two minutes of the page doing its job. No voice-over, just the clicks.

Recorded on a guide page exactly like this one. Every capsule has the same planner and the same Anah; only the clothes change.

THE PLANNERA week on real days, then the month, then the printTap a day, choose from the outfits, add a note. Switch to the month and it is already there. Print it in US Letter or A4, or save it as a PDF.
ANAH, DRESSING YOUShow me in thisOne photograph of you, once. Then any outfit in the guide, on your body, with your face and your hair exactly as they are. Three are on the house with the Back to Work Capsule.

From me

Going back to work is not one hard day. It is forty of them, and the clothes should not be one of the forty.

I work from home, so I did not have a commute or a first day back. What I had instead was a wardrobe that belonged to a woman who had never been pregnant, a laptop, and a camera that went on at nine whether I was ready or not. Nothing buttoned. Everything that buttoned had to come off entirely to feed. I stood in front of that wardrobe most mornings for weeks, and it was never really about the trousers.

So I built this one from the other side. I know exactly what it is to need to look like a person from the waist up with a baby on your hip, and I have spent two years now reading messages from the mamas who do leave the house: the ones with a handover to give, a bag to pack that is not theirs, a last feed in the car park, and a pump to fit into a day nobody has made room for. This capsule is theirs, and the working from home days are in here too, because half of going back to work now happens at the kitchen table.

It is espresso, rust and mustard because warm colours are kind to a face that has not slept. Black is honest about how tired you are. Brown is not. And every single piece here either opens, crosses over, unbuttons or lifts, because the worst thing a wardrobe can do in that first month is make you choose between looking capable and being able to feed.

Nenncha

The price, plainly

ANY THREE FOR $27
The Back to Work Capsule
$14
once, yours to keep
  • Thirty outfits, flat and on a body, each with how it opens
  • The interactive page and the PDF
  • Every top opens at the front
  • Your hearts, your days and your notes, saved and printable
  • Three pictures of yourself in it, on the house
  • The cool-toned swap, the shape section, the planner
  • The formula and the five bridge pieces
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Every capsule is $14, or any three for $27. This one is the one to start with if the first day back is on the calendar.

Want the same idea built for your body, your colouring and your life? That is the Style File. Want the whole shelf? All ten capsules are here.

Questions

What mamas ask before they buy.

Do I have to buy the forty-nine pieces?

No. The shapes are ordinary on purpose: a wide-leg trouser, a blazer, a wrap dress, a cardigan. Most of them are already in your wardrobe in some form. The guide tells you which three to buy first if you are buying, and what to use instead if you are not.

I am not a warm-colours person.

The colours are the example, not the rule. One section swaps the whole palette to cool, shade for shade, and the formula at the back builds the same wardrobe in navy, grey or olive.

Does it really work for pumping at work?

Every top in the thirty opens at the front, crosses over, unbuttons, or lifts from the hem. Nothing goes over your head in a locked office with a pump in your hand, and every outfit note says how it opens.

I work from home. Is it still for me?

Yes, and I built it from that side. There is a working-from-home day in the thirty, and the top halves are chosen to look like a person on camera at nine with a baby just out of shot.

What is the any-three offer?

Any three of the $14 capsules for $27. Pick this one and two more on the shop page and the price adjusts at checkout.

Can I print it?

Yes. The PDF is designed to print, and the planner prints your week and your month in US Letter or A4.

Is there a refund?

No, because the guide is delivered the moment you pay. The free Postpartum Lookbook on the home page shows you exactly how I lay outfits out, so you can see the style before you spend anything.

Forty hard mornings. The clothes should not be one of them.

One dark, one mid, one pale, and everything opens. Copy an outfit on Sunday night, and Monday is already decided.

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