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Stay Cool, Comfortable & Confident Through Every Moment

Thoughtfully designed for the unique needs of our expectant and new moms, the Hospital Ready Set – Summer Edition by Hannah Grace Maternity includes four essential pieces to keep you cool, comfortable, and confidently covered throughout your hospital stay. This set is perfect for labor, delivery, and postpartum recovery in the summer months.

This 4-piece set includes:

🌿 Summer Gown – A relaxed, loose, flowy and breathable gown ideal for hospital check-in, examinations, or lounging.
🌙 Summer Sleepshirt – Soft, lightweight, and designed for restful sleep and easy nursing access.Minimal seams for maximum comfort during recovery.
☁️ Summer Pajama Set – A stylish two-piece set with an elastic waistband and nursing-friendly top—perfect for both recovery, visitors or walking the halls.
🌼 Summer Birthing Gown – Functional yet flattering, with snap closures for medical access and skin-to-skin contact after birth.

Crafted from DTY fabric:-

Material:
Made from Drawn Texturised Yarn (DTY) – a premium fabric created when Polyester POY is simultaneously twisted and drawn. This process results in an incredibly soft, smooth, and slightly stretchy knit that feels gentle on the skin. DTY is perfect for all types of garment applications, offering a luxurious, breathable feel that’s ideal for the summer season.

Cool. Comfortable. Ready for anything.
Only from Hannah Grace Maternity — where function meets feminine comfort.

PLUS SIZE garments 44 / 46 / 48 / 50 – STRICTLY NO RETURNS, EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS!!!!

Please note we offer a special production for these sizes. Plus Size garments are priced higher for the following reasons:

1. Increased Material Costs: These garments often require more fabric or specialized materials, which raises production costs.

2. Specialized Patterns and Design: Designing for specific body types demands custom pattern-making and tailoring, which involves more time and expertise.

3. Lower Production Volumes: Due to a smaller market demand, manufacturers produce fewer units.

4. Higher Manufacturing Expenses: Smaller production runs and bulk limitations increase manufacturing costs per item.