Your Questions, Answered
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Most nursing brands start with the access and work backwards. We started with a different question: what would you want to wear if you didn't need nursing access at all? That question drove the fabric, the fit, the graphics - everything. The nursing access is there. It's just not the point.
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100% GOTS certified organic cotton, XXgsm. Heavyweight enough to drape properly, hold its shape, and last. No blends, no compromises.
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Machine wash at 30°C, inside out, with like colours. Hang to dry where possible - it'll keep its shape and colour longer. Full care instructions are on the label.
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Relaxed, drop-shoulder. Cut from scratch for a postpartum body - not adapted from a standard size chart. There's extra room across the chest, a gentle flare at the hip, and a hem that sits right.
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Size down for a more structured look, or stay true to size for the full relaxed fit. Not sure? Email us before you order at hello@raisingthewild.co.uk. We're happy to help.
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Yes. The cut accounts for it. If you're unsure about fit across the chest specifically, drop us an email and we'll talk you through it.
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Two vertical zips, one on each side of the tee, sitting in a discreet side panel. Open with one hand for breastfeeding or pumping access. Close when you're done. That's it.
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Yes. The side panel placement works for both.
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Yes. Standard UK delivery is [X] working days. Orders over £50 ship free. Below that, delivery is [£X].
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Caps are embroidered to order in the UK and take 1-2 weeks. Order a cap with a tee and they ship from the same location — expect them sooner.
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Yes - you'll get a tracking link by email as soon as your order ships.
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We accept returns on unworn, unwashed tees within 28 days of delivery. Caps are non-returnable as they're made to order. If something isn't right, email hello@raisingthewild.co.uk and we'll sort it.
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Email us at hello@raisingthewild.co.uk with your order number and a photo. We'll make it right.
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The Global Organic Textile Standard is the world's leading certification for organic fibres. It covers the entire supply chain - from the cotton field to the finished garment - so when we say organic, it actually means something.
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Because the fabric, the cut, and the certification all cost what they cost. We're not fast fashion. These are breastfeeding tops built to last, worn by people who've got better things to do than replace their wardrobe every season.