Long-Sleeve Nursing Tops

Sweaters, sweatshirts, T-shirts: our long-sleeved nursing tops keep you warm all winter long and can be opened with one hand thanks to the side zipper. Your stomach, back, and arms stay covered while you nurse, helping you avoid catching a chill.

Why choose a long-sleeved nursing top?

In the fall and winter, long sleeves keep you warm while breastfeeding, whether you're at home or outdoors. With the side opening, you never have to lift your top—you stay covered and warm. Check out our warm nursing tops, too.

Which long-sleeved tops should I choose?

• A long-sleevBreastfeeding t-shirt , worn on its own or as a base layer.
• A winter nursing sweater made of " knit " for cold days.
• A zip-up nursing sweatshirt for everyday wear.
• A nursing blouse for a more dressy look.

How to Wear and Layer Nursing Tops?

Wear a form-fitting long-sleeved T-shirt, then a sweater or zip-up sweatshirt over it. When breastfeeding, you only open the top layer—the rest of your body stays covered. Check out all our ideas for layering nursing clothes.

How does the side zipper work?

A discreet zipper is located on the side of the top. It opens with one hand—while holding your baby in the other—and closes immediately after feeding. Once closed, it’s invisible. See all our nursing tops with zippers.

Can you breastfeed outdoors in the winter while wearing a long-sleeved top?

Yes. With an open coat over it, you can breastfeed on a bench or while out for a walk without having to take anything off. For the coldest days, check out our cold-weather nursing clothes.

Which material should you choose, and how do you care for it?

Choose soft cotton and knit : warm, breathable, and comfortable against your baby’s skin. Wash at 30°C, inside out with the zipper closed, and follow the care instructions on each item. See our soft cotton nursing clothes.

Can you wear them during pregnancy?

Yes. The flexible designs accommodate the growing belly during pregnancy, and then the side zipper comes into play forbreastfeeding. See our winter maternity and nursing clothing.

Can you continue breastfeeding if you've caught a cold?

Yes. A cold or a slight chill won’t stop you from breastfeeding: your body produces antibodies that pass into your milk and help protect your baby. Wash your hands before each feeding, stay well-hydrated, and ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before taking any medication.

How long does delivery take?

Clothing is shipped within 48 business hours. For items with custom embroidery, please allow up to about eight business days.

What is the return policy?

You have 14 days after receipt to request a refund for an item that does not meet your expectations; exchanges are not permitted. Personalized items with embroidery cannot be returned or refunded. Please contact our customer service team in advance at bonjour@23maiparis.com.

Check out these other articles…

• Long sleeve breastfeeding t-shirts
• Winter breastfeeding sweaters
• Zip-up nursing sweatshirts
• Warm Nursing Tops
• Winter breastfeeding clothes
• Blog: Breastfeeding in Winter, Staying Warm During Feedings

This information is provided for general guidance only and is not a substitute for the advice of a healthcare professional.