Simplify your closet. Dress with confidence.

Customized wardrobe capsules to fit your life and your body.

Getting dressed after baby doesn’t have to be hard.

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The Why

After having my babies, I felt like getting dressed was harder than it should be. Clothes didn’t fit the same, my body felt different, and most “style advice” didn’t apply to new moms. I created The Nurtured Capsule to make postpartum dressing simple and supportive.

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The What

The Nurtured Capsule builds customized capsule wardrobes designed for pregnancy and postpartum. Using your answers from a short quiz, I create a wardrobe plan that’s tailored to your stage, lifestyle, and items you already own.

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The How

1.Take the Quiz → Share your stage, style, and closet favorites.2. I Create Your Capsule → Using your input and algorithm-based styling, I build a wardrobe just for you.3. You Get Your PDF Capsule → Delivered straight to your inbox, with outfits, links, and style notes.

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The Nurtured Capsule Guides:
Basics to get you started

Favorite Basics for Pregnancy + PostpartumGetting dressed in pregnancy and postpartum is tough. Your body is changing, your energy is limited, and most clothes don’t feel right. But having a few basics you can count on makes everything easier. These are pieces I recommend starting with — things that mix, match, and grow with you.1. Black LeggingsNot maternity — just a solid pair of leggings that stretch with you through pregnancy and bounce back for postpartum. Pockets are a lifesaver for phones, pacis, or snacks. Wear them with oversized tees, under dresses, or with a button-up shirt open on top.
👉 Link2. Nursing Bra or TankComfort first. A soft bra or a double-duty nursing tank works under everything — and makes feeding easier without looking like “nursing clothes.”
👉 Link3. Oversized Button-Up ShirtLightweight, roomy, and forgiving. Wear it open over a tank, tie it over a dress, or layer with leggings. This one piece can make even basics feel styled.
👉 Link4. Sneakers with SupportHands-free = sanity saver. A cushioned slip-on sneaker makes leaving the house faster and works with everything from leggings to joggers.
👉 Link5. Stretchy DressA one-and-done piece you’ll wear now and later. Look for stretchy fabric, a forgiving cut, and buttons for nursing. Add layers when the weather cools.
👉 Link💡 Tip: Choose basics in neutral colors (black, white, taupe, muted sage) so they all work together. From here, you can add your own personality with layers, accessories, or shoes.This post contains affiliate links. If you buy something through these links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. I only share products I believe are genuinely helpful for pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond.

Nursing Tops That Don’t Look Like Nursing TopsSo many nursing clothes scream “functional” but not stylish. You don’t have to settle. These tops work for feeding but look like normal clothes — pieces you’ll actually want to wear again and again.1. Wrap TopsA true classic. The crossover front makes nursing simple, but the cut feels timeless. Works with leggings, joggers, or even wide-leg pants.
👉 [Amazon Wrap Top – insert link here]2. Button-Front BlousesSoft button-ups are your best friend. Leave it open over a tank or button just enough for easy access. Linen or gauze fabrics add texture and keep it casual.
👉 [Target Button-Front – insert link here]3. Stretchy KnitsThink ribbed tanks, fitted tees, or crossover sweaters. Anything with enough stretch to pull aside without losing its shape. They look like basics, but function like nursing gear.
👉 [Nordstrom Ribbed Knit – insert link here]4. Layering TanksA simple scoop or V-neck tank under a cardigan or shacket = discreet nursing without needing “special” clothes.
👉 [Amazon Tank Pack – insert link here]💡 Tip: Skip the obvious “nursing-only” prints or clips. Look for fabrics and cuts you’d buy even if you weren’t nursing — that way you’ll keep wearing them long after.

Transitioning Into Fall: Postpartum-Friendly LayersFall can be tricky when you’re postpartum. Your body’s still adjusting, the weather’s shifting, and comfort is non-negotiable. The good news? A few smart layers will carry you from warm afternoons to cooler evenings without overcomplicating your closet.1. Lightweight CardiganSoft, open, and forgiving. Perfect for tossing over leggings and a tank when mornings are chilly. Neutral colors mean you can keep it on repeat.
👉 [Amazon Cardigan – insert link here]2. Shacket (Shirt Jacket)Part shirt, part jacket — roomy enough for postpartum bodies, but still structured. Works with joggers or jeans for errands, or over a dress for weekends.
👉 [Target Shacket – insert link here]3. Cozy JoggersStretchy waistbands = comfort that still looks styled. Pair with a nursing-friendly top or cardigan and sneakers.
👉 [Amazon Joggers – insert link here]4. Easy Sneakers or Slip-OnsYou’ll be running out the door a lot. A supportive neutral sneaker or slip-on makes every outfit feel put together.
👉 [Nordstrom Casual Sneaker – insert link here]💡 Tip: Layer in textures — knit, linen, fleece — instead of loud colors. It keeps your wardrobe cohesive, while still feeling seasonal.

Hi, I'm Jenna

I’m a mom of two, and the founder of The Nurtured Capsule. I know firsthand how tough it feels to dress your body through pregnancy and postpartum. My goal is to make style feel easy again, with capsules built for real life.