The Willwork Robe
It's diverse functionality easily accommodates both standard and maternity wearers with features including an open lounge jacket, cowl neck configuration, and cross-body configuration to allow for left and right side nursing, and skin-to-skin snuggling with with your little one.

Design Features
Thoughtful consideration of critical functionality balanced with aesthetic sensibility makes the Willwork Robe the perfect gift for the mother-to-be.

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Convertible Design
This robe features handmade sterling silver hooks and grosgrain ribbon loops which enable it to be worn in multiple configurations. In addition to standard uses, the cross body configuration allows access to both right and left breasts for feeding, while the cowl neck configuration provides coverage of mama and baby when needed. -
Absorbent
This luxe french terry is very absorbent which makes it perfect for throwing on after a shower. For Mamas, it's super soft on sore nipples and it is also resistant to mould and breathes and wicks moisture away due to its porous nature. -
Eco-friendly Fabric
This Bamboo french terry blend is 67% Rayon of Bamboo, 28% Cotton, and 5% spandex. It is pesticide and chemical free, naturally anti-microbial, hypoallergenic and thermal regulating. It was chosen for it's excellent drape and a silky-cashmere feel. -
Magical details
This robe features deep pockets for your cell phone, an attached belt so it never gets lost, plenty of space in the shoulders for a comfy fit, the back features architectural design lines for interest, a full skirt and hi-low hem that drapes beautifully on women of all sizes.
Multiple Configurations for Access and Coverage
#willwork for snuggles
I created this robe for myself... and for my baby boy, Will. #willwork
Breastfeeding is hard. And I was shocked by the lack of good options for a robe. I couldn't find anything with all the features I wanted, so... through force of will, I made one. #willwork
I have worn it literally everyday, multiple times a day, since I worked with a pattern maker in NYC to create the first (and second and third) prototypes, the graders to make sure it worked for smaller and bigger sizes, the eco friendly fabric mill, and the local NYC factory. I needed it to "do what it says on the tin". So... here it is. I hope you (or your loved ones) love it as much as I do. It #willwork

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