For the woman who refuses to disappear

Postpartum & maternity wear that actually fits your life

You didn't stop having taste. We kept up.

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What did you wear when you were pregnant?

We asked 50+ women. This is what they told us.

You're not the only one who felt this way.

"Whatever fits. Which is basically nothing."

28 years, Mumbai

"My husband's old t-shirts, ugh. I'm not proud of it."

31 years, Delhi

"I stopped caring around month 4. I hate that I stopped caring."

24 years, Bangalore

"People told me to rest all day. But I went to concerts, to Bali with my friends. I was out and about — I just had to struggle to fit into my fun clothes."

33 years, Hyderabad

"Found some random co-ord sets. I wouldn't step out in them, they're so ugly. But don't tell anyone."

28 years, Mumbai
Our story

We made what
no one else would.

Maternity wear in India is an afterthought — shapeless fits, dull colours, shoved into the corner of a website (if it's there at all). No one was making clothes for the woman underneath: the one who's still entirely herself. So we made them. We listened to women — planning, pregnant, postpartum — and built what they actually wanted: to not disappear.

be imli is named after tamarind — khatti meethi. Sour and sweet, all at once. Just like this chapter.

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The essentials

Made to wear, then forget you're wearing it.

'All Day' Wireless Feeding Bra
'All Day' Wireless Feeding Bra
₹ 900.00
'Just Us' Clasp Feeding Camisole
'Just Us' Clasp Feeding Camisole
₹ 1,200.00
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'Sundaying' Zipless Feeding Bamboo Cotton Tee
₹ 2,200.00
A woman modeling a light blue short-sleeve crewneck t-shirt against a plain beige studio background.
'No Fuss' Invisible Zip Feeding Cotton Tee
₹ 2,050.00

You're still you.
Just pregnant.

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