JW D&A Nursing Maxi Dress

Japanese Weekend

Teal (1167005)

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The perfect go-to maxi-dress for instant, effortless style. Buttery soft stretch makes for superb comfort and lets you nurse with ease and discretion.Simply pull down scoop neck detail to reveal an inner v-neck nursing panel. Empire style is flattering before, during and after pregnancy. This item is also available in smoke, black and burgundy.

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Item Size	Your Size	Length
XS	0 - 2	55	sold out
S	4-6	56	sold out
M	6-8	56	sold out
L	10-12	56	sold out
XL	14 - 16	56	sold out

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92% rayon, 8% spandex
Machine Wash Cold
Made in USA
Scoop Neck Nursing
Floor Length
Approximately 56 inches from shoulder
Empire waist
Pull Down Nursing Access with Inner Panel

Average Rating: 4.5 stars

(21 customer ratings — read all reviews)

I bought this dress for a fall wedding so I could nurse during the wedding. It is a very comfortable dress, I wish I had it all summer. It is a little long, I am 5'9" and my feet stepped on it a few times (in flats). Overall, it worked for what I needed it for - nursing. It is a crossover maternity/nursing dress, but I think I will continue to wear it even when I am not nursing.

Reviewed by A. B. (Silver Spring, MD), Nursing a 5 month old

Love the color, it is a deep wine red tone. It fits me at 39 weeks pregnant(but everyone says I'm so small) and looks like it will work well for nursing after the birth. I am 5'9" and generally wear a size 6 or so. I got the small and it fits well. The only small drawback is that the fabric seems a bit thin (though it is really nice and soft).

Reviewed by J. E. (Louisville, NE), 39 weeks pregnant

Extremely comfortable--a little on the long side, but a wash and a -2 inch hemming did the trick (I'm 5'2" and I ordered a small). It's difficult to see the bodice clearly in such a small photo, but the v-neck bit is underneath a low scoopneck.

Reviewed by M. L. (Princeton, NJ), 5 months pregnant

I bought this dress to wear the last 3 weeks of my first pregnancy. Ended up wearing it all of the time postpartum (and even a year after having my baby). Now that I am expecting #2, I plan to buy in every color :)

Reviewed by K. C. (Goochland, VA), 26 weeks, pregnancy #2

Sizing ran bigger than I thought and is really long, but after exchanging for a smaller size and hemming the bottom, it's a great dress that can be worn casually with flip flops or dressed up with accessories.

Reviewed by K. R. (Brampton, Cambridgeshire), Nursing

The dress looking beautiful on me even with a very bulging pregnancy stomach. Its the type of dress you can wear to a casual or dressy occasion. It will last through my nursing days.

Reviewed by A. S. (Foster City, CA)

Color was more teal as the description reads, though it was showing more blueish on my screen. At 5'3'', this dress was too long for me, had to return it.

Reviewed by A. G. (Silver Spring, MD)

I live this dress. It is incredibly comfortable! I wish I would have had it while I was pregnant. Very conveint to nurse in public!! Love it!

Reviewed by R. T. (Spokane, WA), Nursing a 3 mo old

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From Dancer to Designer

Japanese Weekend's owner Barbie White started off as a dancer and choreographer before she switched her career and became a maternity designer. The name Japanese Weekend came from a dance move that she choreographed in the mid 70's.

Over the years, JW has become one of the leading maternity designers in the US. It offers contemporary, functional and comfortable clothing, made with quality fabrics and solid construction. The company has patented several designs that are innovative and fashionable, which include the Ok Support Waistband, The Hug Line, and the one-of-a kind MamaCoat.

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