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Luna Labor & Nursing Gown

Luna Labor & Nursing Gown

Closes all the way round, so you can walk the ward
Crosses open to feed, closes before the visitors
Back and front still open for the epidural and every check
Regular price $38.99 USD
Regular price $97.99 USD Sale price $38.99 USD
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Description

The hospital gown is built for the two hours. This is built for the three days that follow.

It closes all the way round, so the walks to the nursery and the shower are not spent holding something shut behind you. The crossover front opens to feed and closes again before the visitors come in. And it is a soft jersey knit rather than something stiff, so it does not scratch, and it does not twist itself round you every time you shift.

The openings are still all there for the day itself: a column of press-studs down the whole back for the epidural, a front panel that lifts for monitoring and for a c-section check. Plenty of women wear theirs for the birth and save this for afterwards. Both work.

Shipping and delivery

Orders leave our warehouse within 1 to 2 business days. Delivery then takes 5 to 8 days depending on where you are. Shipping is free on orders of two gowns or more.

90-day guarantee

90 days to decide. Wear it, wash it, take it to the hospital. If it is not right, email us within 90 days and you get the full purchase price back. No conditions.

The part nobody warns you about
The part nobody warns you about

Their gown is made for two hours. Yours is for the three days after.

You will be on that ward for two, three, sometimes four nights. The walks to the nursery, the first shower, your mother arriving, the feeds through the night. That is the stretch this was made for, and it is the stretch nobody packs for.

Walking the ward

It closes all the way round. You will understand why on day two.

A hospital gown opens at the back, and you find that out the first time you walk down a corridor holding it shut with one hand. This one closes. It crosses open to feed her and closes again before anyone comes through the door.

Walking the ward
Real moms, real deliveries

What they said afterwards

I wore theirs for the birth and mine for the three days after
★★★★★
I wore theirs for the birth and mine for the three days after
That was the right call. Theirs took the mess, mine was clean and folded in the bag. Putting it on after my first shower was the best I felt all week.
Megan R. · Size M · Austin, TX · Verified
I could actually walk the ward
★★★★★
I could actually walk the ward
Nobody tells you how much you walk. To the nursery, to the shower, back again. I was not holding the back of anything closed with one hand the entire time.
Priya N. · Size L · Seattle, WA · Verified
It stopped feeling like a hospital thing
★★★★★
It stopped feeling like a hospital thing
It crosses open to feed her and closes again before anyone walks in. I am still wearing it at six weeks for the night feeds.
Danielle K. · Size XL · Columbus, OH · Verified

Questions moms ask us

Everything that comes up before the first one.

Honestly, will it not just get ruined?
Birth is messy, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Two things. It is a dark, dense jersey, so it does not show what a pale cotton shows, and it washes hot and comes back. And most women who are worried about this wear the hospital gown for the birth itself and put theirs on afterwards, which is when you are in it for three days rather than two hours. That is why the pair is the option most people take.
Can I wear it during labor, including with an epidural?
Yes. The back is a column of press-studs running from the nape down past the waist. You undo as many as you need and no more, and they snap shut again afterwards, so you are not changing gown and nobody has to help you out of anything. Your team decides on the day, and for a c-section they will usually want you in a sterile gown of theirs.
I am having a planned c-section. Does it still work?
The front panel lifts on its own for checks, and the skirt sits loose rather than across the scar. Wait until your team has cleared you to wear your own clothes.
Will I overheat?
It is a light jersey knit. Thin enough to stay cool through the third trimester, dense enough that it is never see-through.
What size do I order?
Go by your pre-pregnancy size. The wrap front and the elastic under the bust give two to three inches of stretch, then ease back down. Between sizes, take the larger one.
How do I wash it?
Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. It keeps its stretch and does not pill.