Loula Labor Gown
Function and Style
When pregnant mothers arrive at the hospital to give birth, they’re given the same standard-issue hospital gown. It’s uncomfortable, clinical-feeling, and hardly practical for labor for either the patient or the medical care team.
Created by: Melanie Webster
Inspiration: Melanie Webster, a Labor and Delivery nurse and mother of two, had a visionary idea to design a comfortable and practical gown for women to wear during their labor and delivery. The design would help mothers feel dignified and covered with options to make adjustments to accommodate medical equipment when necessary.
Loula Labor Gown
$64.99
The first of its kind, and US patent pending, it is designed by a Labor and Delivery Nurse, and endorsed by OB Nurses, Midwives, Obstetric Doctors and Anesthesiologists. The Loula® not only works with your labor, it works with your medical care team.
Shoulder snaps for easy removal
Front bra zipper for skin-to-skin and breastfeeding
Transforms into separates! Gown changes to a skirt and bra top.
Front and back panels open for easy monitoring and epidural placement
Soft, stretchy, quick-drying and stain-hiding fabric.
Material: 96% Polyester, 4% Spandex.