to find yourself through changing chapters of life
to find freedom in motherhood
to find the freedom to express your “I”
to find femininity without compromise
to find the woman within the mother

I am Andrea Vindt, a mother of two, and Maison Vindt was born from something I lived myself.

When I was breastfeeding my daughter Jasmine, I quickly realised how little of what was available felt like me. Most nursing clothes were practical first and fashion second.

But I wasn’t looking for a new “mother wardrobe”.

I wanted to wear clothes I truly loved — pieces in which I still recognised myself — and simply have the freedom to breastfeed when I needed to.

I couldn’t find that, so I began creating it.

In 2021, Maison Vindt was born. I started designing pieces where function could quietly disappear into the garment: concealed zips integrated into selected styles, thoughtful cuts, pockets and shapes that give the body space. The function is there when a woman needs it, but it does not define the piece.

Motherhood changes so much. I know that deeply. But I never believed it should come with a uniform.

A woman can care for others and still remain herself. She can want comfort and beauty, function and femininity. She can become a mother without giving up the way she wants to feel in her clothes.

That is still at the heart of Maison Vindt.

I want to create pieces that live with a woman through changing chapters — during pregnancy and breastfeeding, on ordinary mornings, at work, over dinner, while travelling, and long after those first years have passed.

If a Maison Vindt piece can be with a woman while she holds her newborn close, and years later still be something she reaches for simply because she loves wearing it, then it has become exactly what I wanted it to be.

I believe clothes should adapt to a woman’s life.
Not the woman to her clothes.