Find your dress
Start with where you'll wear it
From everyday feeding to weddings and work, choose the shape, style and feeding access that suits you.
Everyday dresses
Easy, comfortable styles for feeding, errands, lunches and everything your day throws at you.
Occasion dresses
Dresses for weddings, parties and events with discreet feeding access built into the design.
Midi & maxi
Longer silhouettes that feel dressed up without compromising on practical access for breastfeeding.
Pregnancy to postpartum
Flexible cuts and fabrics that can work through changing bodies, breastfeeding and beyond.
Statement dresses
Bold prints, colour and fashion-led shapes where nursing access doesn't dominate the look.
More than the nursing access
How to choose a breastfeeding dress
Start with the same things you'd look for in any dress: a shape you feel good in, fabric that works for your day and a style you'll genuinely want to wear.
Then look at the feeding access. Concealed zips can disappear into seams, buttons and poppers give straightforward front access, while layered openings use overlapping fabric to keep the nursing function discreet.
The best option is the one you can open easily while still feeling like a dress you'd have chosen anyway.
When you want to dress up
Breastfeeding dresses for weddings and occasions
Feeding at a wedding, party or event shouldn't mean compromising on what you want to wear. Look for dresses where breastfeeding access is built into the construction rather than defining the whole design.
Midi and maxi lengths, statement prints and more tailored shapes can all work for breastfeeding when the opening is positioned well and easy to reach.
Good to know
Breastfeeding dress FAQs
What makes a dress breastfeeding-friendly?
A breastfeeding-friendly dress gives you easy access to the breast without needing to lift or remove the whole dress. That might be through concealed zips, buttons, poppers, wrap openings or cleverly layered fabric.
Can I wear a breastfeeding dress during pregnancy?
Some styles are designed to work through pregnancy and postpartum, particularly dresses with stretch, relaxed cuts or adjustable shapes. Others are designed primarily for breastfeeding, so check the individual product fit notes before choosing.
What type of breastfeeding dress is best for a wedding?
Choose the dress you feel best in first, then check that the feeding opening is quick and discreet to use. Concealed zips, buttons and layered openings can all work well for occasions without making the dress look like traditional nursing wear.
Are breastfeeding dresses only useful while nursing?
Not necessarily. Many of the dresses in the Latchette edit are chosen specifically because the feeding access blends into the design, so they can still be worn once breastfeeding has ended.
Are zips or buttons better for breastfeeding?
Neither is inherently better. Concealed zips can offer very quick access while staying almost invisible, whereas buttons give you more control over how much of the front you open. The best choice depends on what feels easiest for you.
Chosen for the dress, not just the access.
Latchette brings together breastfeeding dresses from independent UK and European brands, selected for clever feeding access, wearable cuts and designs you'll want to keep reaching for beyond breastfeeding.






































































