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Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 6 reviews.
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"As someone with hyper sensitive skin dot to pregnancy hormones I specifically bought this item given the 100% cotton description. The actual item is only 60% cotton and 40% polyester. Definitely not worth the price given the cheaper material. The actual cut/look is nice but I would purchase this from elsewhere to much cheaper price point."
"Looking forward to wearing this while pregnant and after baby is born! Light weight and very soft. Length is good too (5’3). Not sure if mentioned description, but it is pointelle material."
"I love this jumpsuit. I have it in the burgundy and black color. The fabric is perfect for Spring & Summer, great for maternity, nursing and beyond."
"Got this as a going home outfit for my 38 1/2 week pregnant daughter. She loved it. Gave her the jumper with a linen button down shirt to wear thrown over. Know nursing Moms usually run hot. My niece has this item and used it lots! She did say over the course of a day the material stretches so I went with a bit smaller size once she told me that."
"So comfortable, flattering, and versatile. Will be wearing for many seasons pregnant or not."
"So comfy and cute. Looks put together but also casual. Throw on a cardigan, flannel, denim shirt over it."
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