Designed by an engineering mom, Fulcrum gives you the perfect canvas to reconnect with yourself and express your unique style.
We understand firsthand how disconnected a new mom can feel from her pre-baby self: from her accomplishments, her style, and her whole identity. We want to give her a path back to her whole self, and solutions to help her master this new chapter of life so she can return to the top of the learning curve.
Simplify your day. Express your unique style. Feel Masterful.
We’ve thought through all the details and engineered garments that put you back in control while simplifying the complexity of pumping and saving you time. This is not your average nursing wear.
Your Style
Our elevated basics become your canvas to express your unique take on pumping motherhood.
Our IP
Our patent-pending leak guard gives you total protection against leaks and peeps, so you can show up with confidence.
Easy-Care
Our athleisure fabrics are durable, machine-washable, and easily spot cleaned after mid-day spills.
Pumping-First
Our garments ensure efficient access to both breasts and proportions are optimized for use with wearable pumps.
Fit
Our silhouettes and sizing are designed for a postpartum body, flattering a changing shape throughout postpartum.
Moms pivot all day, everyday, between work life and home life, and who they were pre-baby and who they are now as a mom. We are constantly integrating all the parts of our identity and the things that are most important to us. At Fulcrum, our name is the embodiment of the pivots moms make daily, and we’re passionate about supporting moms along this journey.
Before I had my first baby, I imagined maternity leave to be a blissful retreat. Then I had a baby and reality set in: I was at home, mostly alone, responsible for a small human who I didn’t yet understand, with no confidence in my ability to care for her.
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My boss said to me, “You’re doing an amazing thing for your daughter. Anytime it no longer feels like the right thing for you and your family, that's okay.” It was so nice to feel like my experience was seen by these badass women who had been there before.
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Many years ago, a dear friend used an analogy that has become a guiding principle of my parenting philosophy, and I suppose of life in general. And it’s about burritos.
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