For new moms, what better way to celebrate National Breastfeeding Month than to share the nursing bra to beat all nursing bras. Imagine an easy to wear nursing bra, with no irritating snaps, zips or tags, so that moms can breastfeed or pump, hands-free, any time and anywhere, in total comfort. The Larken bra allows for a seamlessly transition from play date to date night, morning snuggles to the boardroom, or whatever else you have planned for the day.
Co-founders of Larken and moms themselves, Katie Blouin and Maggie Phipps, remembered well the pitfalls of the available nursing and pumping bras, which required elaborate undressing every time they wanted to pump. They struggled to find a comfortable and easy way to nurse and pump hands-free. All of the available options were less than functional. They decided to design a nursing and hands-free pumping bra that they would want to use, day and night, for nursing or pumping.
The innovative “Larken X” is the first all-in-one discreet nursing and hands-free pumping bra that is made without any irritating elastic, snaps or zippers. Made with flatlock seams and a moisture-wicking fabric, it has excellent stretch and recovery so that it can adapt to mom’s constantly fluctuating chest size. The bra allows easy access to massage the breasts while nursing or pumping, and is extremely breathable. It can be worn all day and all night so you never have to waste time undressing or changing into a different bra to pump.
The companion signature tank is designed to flex with your body. It’s extra-long and stretchy, so it can be worn during pregnancy, breastfeeding, and even post-weaning. The tank simply pulls down at the neckline for easy nursing and pumping access. It’s the perfect basic to make dressing while pregnant or nursing a little easier and more comfortable.
The Larken X nursing bra and tank come in white or black, in sizes XS to XL. Pricing starts at $48.
Check out the online boutique at https://www.shoplarken.com/ or their social media platforms: Instagram and Facebook.
