The nursing-friendly lounge wardrobe that is soft from the waist down, and ready for the nine o’clock camera from the waist up.
Thirty breastfeeding-friendly outfits from thirteen kinds of piece, most in four colourways, in chocolate, navy, charcoal and cream with one stripe. Joggers and leggings that do not dig, linen shirts that button open, ribbed tanks that lift, and every outfit shown laid out and then worn.
Interactive page plus a PDF, yours forever. Three pictures of you in it, on the house.
How it works
Pay once. Open it before the first call. Keep it for every working-from-home month after.
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.
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.
The joggers, the ribbed tank and one linen shirt carry more of these outfits than anything else. You do not have to own any of it: the shapes are deliberately ordinary, so you can find them in your own drawers and in any shop at any price. What you are buying is the arrangement, not a shopping list.
The palette
Eight soft shades that agree with each other
Four base colours, each in everything, so any two pieces you pull out of a drawer in the dark will match. Cream and chocolate are the warm pair, navy and charcoal the cool one, and they all sit together perfectly well.
The pale thing on camera, nearest your face. Cream and oat both hide a long night.
One in every outfit, usually below the waist, where the day happens.
The softer knits, the one stripe, and the only leather in the capsule.
Keep the top and the bottom in different colours and the whole thing stops looking like sleepwear. Cool toned? The guide shows the few swaps to make, and not one outfit changes.
What is inside
Thirteen kinds of piece, thirty outfits, and the one formula under all of them.
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.
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.
From me
Working from home with a baby is two jobs in one room. The clothes should make the first one easier, not harder.
For a long time I thought the goal after a baby was to get back into real clothes as fast as possible, and that anything soft was a kind of surrender. It took me two babies to work out that I had that entirely backwards.
You are going to be at home for a stretch. Your body is healing, your day has no shape, and somebody is attached to you for most of it. The right answer is not to squeeze that into denim. It is to own loungewear good enough that you do not feel caught out when the door goes.
So everything here is chosen on two rules. It has to be soft enough to sleep in, and it has to be good enough to be seen in. A cable cardigan over a tank and joggers passes both. A stained hoodie and leggings with a hole in them passes one. That is the entire difference this guide is about.
Nenncha
The price, plainly
- Thirty outfits, laid out and worn, 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
Thirty working-from-home outfits, one payment, yours to keep. The Soft Landing Capsule is the one to pair it with for the weeks before the laptop comes back out.
Want the same idea built for your body, your colouring and your life? That is the Style File. Want the whole shelf? Every capsule is here.
Questions
What mamas ask before they buy.
Do I have to buy the thirteen pieces?
No. The shapes are ordinary on purpose: joggers, leggings, a ribbed tank, a linen shirt, a cardigan. Most of them are already in your drawers in some form. The guide tells you which two to buy first if you are buying, and what to use instead if you are not.
Is it just loungewear with a shirt on top?
Yes, and that is the point. The bottom half is built for the sofa and the floor; the top half is built for a camera at nine and a doorbell at eleven. Keeping the two in different colours is what makes it an outfit rather than pyjamas.
Does it really work for feeding between calls?
Every shirt buttons open, every tank lifts from the hem, the knit sets open at the front, and every outfit note says exactly how it opens. Nothing goes over your head with a laptop open.
What is the difference between this and the Soft Landing Capsule?
Soft Landing is for the first weeks: softer, looser, built around healing and the night feeds. This one is for when work is back and the top half has to look like a person on camera.
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.
Soft enough to feed in. Dressed enough for the nine o’clock camera.
One dark, one mid, one pale, one collar, and everything opens. Copy an outfit tonight and tomorrow’s first call is decided.
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The focus is on you, mama.