mutha on a mission
Like many first-time mums, I bought “temporary” maternity knickers thinking I’d only wear them for a few months. Instead (like most mums), I lived in those sad, stretched-out pants for over a year after the bump was gone.
During my second pregnancy, I tried to find something that was designed to fit me with bump and still without. I couldn't find it, so I created my own.
Working with an Italian factory, we developed warp-knit underwear that moulds to your body through pregnancy, postpartum, and everyday life.
The Mutha Project exists so you can buy less, wear more, and feel good in the body you’re evolving into - long after pregnancy is over.
Love Giorge x,
Your Mutha in Chief
thoughtfully created for all stages of muthahood
Motherhood is a beautiful journey, but finding comfortable and stylish underwear for every part of it shouldn't be so hard.
At Mutha Project, we understand the unique challenges that come with pregnancy, postpartum and womanhood in general, that's why we've created underwear that adapts to your changing body, providing the comfort and versatility you deserve. We couldn’t find it anywhere else, so we made it ourselves.
Using warp-knit performance fabric and premium woven elastics, we’ve thought out every element to create colourful, seamless designs. Feel comfy, confident and supported all day long – and throughout your motherhood journey.
Our seamless designs provide a flattering silhouette, while our innovative sizing options fit all body types.
embrace your changing body with confidence and comfort
No more uncomfortable knickers and unflattering nursing bras you wear a few times and then ditch.
Our pregnancy underwear is thoughtfully designed to stretch and grow with you while pregnant and then recover beautifully – allowing you to continue wearing it after giving birth. Now you can stop the constant search for new underwear every time your body changes.
From child-free to postpartum recovery to wrestling a tornado toddler, Mutha Project supports you every step of the way.
