A “Midwifery Is My Jam” Comfort Colors shirt for midwives and student midwives. It says midwifery, not nursing, which is a difference midwives care about.
Why midwives pick this over a nursing design
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Says midwifery. The single distinction that matters most in this specialty
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Comfort Colors garment-dyed cotton. Soft from the first wear, holds color
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Appropriate for a home birth setting. Relaxed rather than clinical
- 25 colors, S to 3XL
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Made to order in the USA. Printed in Louisville, Kentucky
Specifications
| Fabric |
100% garment-dyed cotton (Comfort Colors) |
| Sizes |
S, M, L, XL, XXL, 3XL |
| Colors |
25 options including Moss, Pepper, Yam, Ivory, Blue Jean |
| Print |
Direct-to-garment (DTG) |
| Care |
Wash cold inside out, tumble dry low |
| Made in |
Louisville, Kentucky, USA |
Who this is for
Certified nurse midwives (CNM), certified professional midwives (CPM), student midwives, and mother baby nurses working alongside them. Bought by families after a birth, by colleagues, and by midwives for themselves on qualifying. For more ideas, see our gift guide for midwives and doulas.
Matching tote: the Mother Baby / Midwifery canvas tote. See also all Maternity Care gifts, and the Birth Work shirt if you are unsure of the title.
When to buy
International Day of the Midwife on May 5 is the main occasion, falling in the same week as Nurses Week. Qualification and graduation in summer are the other.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good gift for a midwife?
Something that says midwifery rather than nursing. Midwives are frequently given nurse-labeled gifts, and the difference is noticed.
Does this suit a student midwife?
Yes, it makes a nice gift when they qualify.
Do Comfort Colors shirts run big?
They run relaxed. Most people take their usual size; size up one for oversized.
What if I am not sure whether they are a midwife or a nurse?
Choose the Birth Work Is My Jam shirt, which covers the whole team.
Can I exchange for a different size?
No, each shirt is made to order. Please check the size guide first.
