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Overall rating: 3.7692308 / 5 from 13 reviews.
Review topics: ["size","fit","pants","pregnancy","waistband","wear"].
"Loved them - yes they run small, baggy, and run long but I still loved the look and ease and that I can wear them postpartum. Size 2/4 pre pregnancy and purchased a 2. I will say in third trimester they don’t work for me - the elastic is too tight for over the belly, and if I wear under the belly the elastic is tall and thick enough that it cuts into my skin."
"Super comfy and super chic! This is my new everyday staple."
"Great for postpartum and probably early pregnancy. Gives flexibility postpartum without feeling like maternity pants. Comfortable while feeling more put together than sweatpants."
"The elastic waist band is slightly too tight while the legs and overall size fits me perfectly. It’s also way too long for average height so I ended up having to spend extra to hem these pants. Not worth it overall."
"Pants seemed well made but fit VERY small. Pre-pregnancy I wore a 4/27 in most pants. I’m 22 weeks, sized up to the ‘2’ in these for a more relaxed fit and they were still too small. Elastic cutting into my skin small. I also wasn’t crazy about the return policy."
"Fit is very off. If it goes below the bump it makes your butt look really droopy. Will return."
"I thought the style was nice, and they seemed like they would be useful post-pregnancy. My reason for returning was twofold: the fabric is too thin for colder weather, and I felt the price was too high for a maternity-specific item with limited seasonal wear"
"These are my go to pants during pregnancy (my sweatpants are starting to miss me, I’m sure). They’re perfect for when you want to feel and look put together, but need to be comfortable. I was a 26/27 in jeans pre-pregnancy, and a small was perfect."
"These pants are stylish and comfortable. I did need to size up because my original size only just fit me at 25 weeks. I am carrying low and tend to gain wait in my bum and thighs, so if that’s you too, I suggest sizing up. Overall, I’m very excited to have an attractive pair of pants that will fit during my human-incubator era."
"Super comfortable and stylish!"
1. Chest/Bust
Measure at the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.
2. Underbust
Measure your body circumference directly under your bust, keeping the tape level and parallel to the floor. (Note: The tape should follow the bottom of your bra band.)
3. Waist
Measure over the belly at the widest part.
4. Hips
Measure at the fullest part of your seat, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.
5. Low Hips
With legs together, measure around your body, keeping the tape the same distance from the waist all the way around.
6. Thigh
Standing with feet shoulder width apart, wrap the measuring tape around the thigh, where the bottom of your butt meets the top of your thighs. Make sure to keep the tape snug, but not tight, and ensure that the the tape measure is level from front to back.
