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We all know sizing is frustrating, so I thought I’d take you through exactly how I made my sizes, why they’re always consistent across whichever design you choose, and address some of the most common concerns about sizing in general.

Spoiler alert: you’re not. I know, we’ve heard for so long that women above a certain size shouldn’t wear prints. But those people are wrong. I will admit that prints can be scary and sometimes throwing on a solid is just easier. So I  use three benchmarks to make wearing prints simpler. These are the things I keep in mind when deciding when or how to venture from the solid items:

Nursing friendly tops, and especially dresses can be very hard to come by. Here are some tips for finding pieces that are already nursing friendly or can be early altered.   How do I dress my nursing body shape? When you’re nursing your bust measurement will increase and if you’re not used to dressing that body shape it can be overwhelming. This can also cause your clothes to not fit on top or make you a different size on top and on bottom. This is actually quite a common issue that plenty of women have even when not nursing (read more about being a different size on top and on bottom here) and the basic rules of thumb is to...

One of the most common questions I get is "Does your collection run true to size?" Honestly, that's a useless question. Here's why and what you should be asking instead:

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