Momcozy Certified as Global No.1 Wearable Breast Pump Brand
Oct 29, 2026
Frost & Sullivan certification, backed by five consecutive years of global sales-volume leadership, sets the stage for continued wearable innovation and the upcoming V3 Family, extending Momcozy’s portfolio into dedicated primary pumping.
New York, United States, October 29, 2026 -- Momcozy today announced that it has received official certification from Frost & Sullivan as the Global No.1 Wearable Breast Pump Brand.* According to Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 research, Momcozy ranked No.1 worldwide in wearable breast pump sales volume for five consecutive years (2021–2025).*
The recognition comes as wearable breast pumps become an increasingly established part of modern breastfeeding routines. According to Frost & Sullivan, the global wearable breast pump market reached approximately $1 billion in retail sales and 6.1 million units in 2025, reflecting the category's growing adoption. Against this backdrop, Momcozy's five consecutive years of sales-volume leadership highlight its sustained presence in an evolving global market.
Innovation built around different needs
Momcozy’s experience in wearable pumping has shaped a product portfolio around different priorities, from discreet wear and mobility to comfort and everyday simplicity. Each product addresses a different set of needs, giving moms more ways to choose around their preferences and routines.
Air 1 focuses on discreet, on-the-go pumping, pairing a slim 61 mm profile with a transparent top-view design that helps moms check nipple alignment during setup.
Wellness 1 takes a comfort-led approach, combining full-surface warmth and suction-synced massage in a wearable design. SoftPulse and a DoubleFit™ dual-layer flange further support its focus on a gentler pumping experience. Wellness Warm, launching in November, brings a warmth-led pumping experience with 360° full-surface warmth for broader, more even coverage, paired with SoftPulse gentle suction and a DoubleFit™ dual-layer flange. Save 30% on the Momcozy Wellness 1 during the Black Friday sale from November 19-30, 2026.
“Being recognized as the global No. 1 in wearable breast pump sales volume for five consecutive years is a meaningful milestone for Momcozy, but we see it as a responsibility to keep raising the bar,” said Will Lee, Head of Smart Product Innovation Center at Momcozy. “Mothers' needs are constantly evolving, and so should the technology designed to support them. Our focus is not simply on creating more products, but on continuing to improve the pumping experience through meaningful innovation – making it more comfortable, personalized, and adaptable to real life.”
Expanding further into professional primary pumping
Building on its established expertise in wearable pumping, Momcozy is extending its user-centered approach to a broader range of pumping solutions. On November 2, the brand will introduce the V3 Family, including V3 and the flagship V3 Pro, its first dual-motor double electric breast pump series, featuring independent suction control for each breast and hands-free milk collection. The V3 will be available starting November 2, with the flagship V3 Pro coming soon. Enjoy 15% off the Momcozy V3 during the introductory offer from November 2–8, 2026, or save 20% during the Black Friday sale from November 19–30, 2026.
The upcoming launch reflects Momcozy's continued investment in pumping innovation, bringing its understanding of comfort, fit, and everyday convenience to a broader range of pumping needs.
Together, these products broaden Momcozy’s options across pumping needs and routines, allowing moms to choose according to their preferences rather than follow a prescribed sequence.
*Source: Frost & Sullivan research on the global wearable breast pump market in 2026 ranked Momcozy No.1 by sales volume for five consecutive years (2021–2025). Wearable breast pumps refer to powered breast pumps designed to be worn entirely inside a brassiere or clothing and to express and collect breast milk without being continuously held by hand, thereby enabling hands-free pumping. Research completion date: August 2026.
About Momcozy
Founded in 2018, Momcozy is a global maternal and baby care brand dedicated to helping moms feel comfortable, confident and supported throughout motherhood. Through thoughtful, technology-driven innovation and products designed around real needs, Momcozy supports families through pregnancy, postpartum recovery, breastfeeding and everyday parenting.
Chosen by more than 6 million moms and families across 80 countries and regions, Momcozy has ranked No.1 globally in wearable breast pump sales volume for five consecutive years (2021–2025)*, according to Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 research. Momcozy is available online at Momcozy.com and through major retailers including Babylist, Walmart, Target and Amazon.
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