Lindsay Pocket Nursing Top

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Fashion-forward and functional! This blousy nursing top has cleverly hidden nursing access and adorable pocket accents. Soft tissue fabric makes this nursing top ultra-comfortable. Hides post-partum belly. This item is also available in beige, black, blush and heather grey.

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Mother's Day 2013 Special: Get 15% off select maternity tops, nursing tops, and nursing loungewear when you use coupon code MothersDay2013. Price of this item after coupon is $67.15.

$79.00

After Coupon: $67.15 (15% off)

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M	8
L	10 - 12
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94% Rayon, 6% Spandex
Machine Wash Cold
Made in China
Nursing Access: Hidden Slit

Average Rating: 4.5 stars

(27 customer ratings — read all reviews)

My all-time favorite nursing top. I wasn't sure when I ordered them exactly how it worked because the pictures aren't clear but there is a hidden panel which is completely hidden in the pleating and has excellent drape to cover post delivery stomach without looking baggy or frumpy. I'd honestly buy one in every color and plan to where when finished nursing too!

Reviewed by J. L. (Atlanta, GA), Nursing

Bought this top in black - and love it for nursing. It' hangs nice and straight, so it doesn't make me look too boxy. The material feels like good quality, but I haven't washed it yet - so we'll see how it holds up. I found it runs small though, so order up a size.

Reviewed by S. P. (Falls Church, VA), nursing a 8 week old

Love wearing this top with cropped tights and a chunky necklace. What I don't love is that the fabric is wrinkly when I lay it down to dry (the cleaning instructions say no dryer). Other than that, it's a super versatile and flattering top.

Reviewed by M. L. (Princeton, NJ)

Although the color is not super flattering on me personally, I'm keeping it because it's super cute and does not at all look like a nursing shirt (read: I can wear it afterwards as well). The nursing opening is very discreet.

Reviewed by m. t. (Claremont, CA), nursing an newborn

I love this shirt--the fabric is great and the shirt's design hides the chest very well. My daughter hates having anything (blanket, covering) over her head and this conceals perfectly. Would recommend.

Reviewed by A. D. (Santa Monica, CA), Nursing a newborn

Since my breasts are huge right now, this shirt's high empire top isn't the most flattering. But the drape is fantastic, and it is so comfortable, so it's an overall winner.

Reviewed by J. R. (Silver Spring, MD), Nursing newborn

Overall cute top with great nursing access... Needs to be worn with skinny jeans or something slim on the bottom though or it could be mis-viewed as a maternity shirt...

Reviewed by M. C. (Lansdale, PA), Nursing

LOVE this shirt! The fabric is so nice and the way it hangs hides my shrinking tummy. It is the most comfortable nursing shirt in my wardrobe and worth every penny!

Reviewed by h. k. (Powder Springs, GA), Nursing a 3 month old

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Dote was created by Dorothy, founder and designer. She has always loved creating beautiful things so making clothes that she could wear while nursing her daughter seemed like the most natural thing to do. She started out designing for women's wear label Dotted Line, so Dote was an extension of the work that she already did. She believe that clothes should be tasteful and effortless - in wearable styles that will continue to work season after season. It is with this in mind that she design for Dote.

Dorothy Loh trained in fashion design at Singapore's Raffles Design Institute. She created womenswear label Dotted Line in 2006 before launching Dote in 2008. Prior to entering the fabulous world of fashion, she spent her days in a small cubicle at a large international financial institution.

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