You deserve to be both stylish and comfortable in your clothes
MALOU was made by real women for real women's daily lives. From play dates to work meetings, our clothing helps you look and feel like your most confident self all while being so soft and cozy.
We also believe sustainable clothing is not just about how things are made but by how they're designed. Women's bodies are constantly evolving, especially during pregnancy and postpartum. That's why we've also designed our pieces to be maternity and nursing friendly.
The most comfortable fabrics. Pieces that can be worn any time of year and works with other pieces in your closet. Sustainable fashion that's made with love in Canada.
The Veronica Dress
A classic LBD
The Carole Dress
A midi to show off every curve
The Pia Sweatshirt
You'll never want to take it off
The Veronica Dress
A classic LBD
The Carole Dress
A midi to show off every curve
The Pia Sweatshirt
You'll never want to take it off
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I became more interested in shifting my lifestyle a few years ago after a Professor shared with the class the Footprint Calculator created by the Global Footprint Network. With a series of questions, the tool calculates your overshoot day- this is the day that if everyone on the planet lived live you "we would have used as much from nature as Earth can renew in the entire year."
While the tool doesn't capture every little thing you do to reduce your footprint (like using rain barrels, or buying from sustainable brands), the questions are eye opening and highlight areas in your life that could use a little attention if you're looking to reduce your impact on the planet.
Breastfeeding is a highly personal and intimate experience for mothers.Thisbeing our last baby to join the family and not being able to feed for as long as I hoped with our first child, I'm grateful that I've been able to have this experience. It feels like it was just yesterday that I was feeding a newborn every 2 - 3 hours.
Fast forward a year later and we're getting ready to wean him off and breastfeeding for overtwelvemonths has certainly has its ups and downs. Here are five interesting facts I've learned from my experience:
