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Overall rating: 4.5538464 / 5 from 65 reviews.
The Perfect Vee is praised for its soft, breathable fabric with gentle stretch, making it a comfortable and versatile choice for all trimesters. Customers appreciate its easy drape and ability to be worn now or later.
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"I LOVED this shirt when I first got it for all things postpartum. So much so that I got three of them. But I’ve had these shirts for just six weeks and they already have tears in them from just normal wear/wash. If durability is a priority for you, these shirts are not it."
"Great for bump but most especially for postpartum! The drape is great and the stretchiness means I can pull down the neck to feed. Hard to find nice shirts like this. I have M and L and both fit fine even though I am a M. Jus the arm holes are a bit smaller on the M. But otherwise the loose fabric looks nice in both sizes. I’m between size 4/6 for reference."
"This top is perfect for pulling down the neck/collar to nurse. I have black and white and I love the slouchy fit to tuck the front into pants and the ease of pulling down the shirt to feed in. Not many shirts accomplish this! The sleeve holes could be bigger in my opinion I have both size 1 and 2. Both fit nicely. The sleeves are a bit bigger"
"Perfect tee! I need more colors now!"
"Love the texture a lot!"
"the perfect vee is just that. . . perfect! great for pregnancy and beyond"
"I love The Perfect Vee! While I only have worn a nude bra with it, I appreciate GREATLY that it is not see-through. The neckline is not too low for me. It washes well with air drying! Such a classic staple that fits the bump well. Thank you!"
"It was big needed to size down. Fabric was super soft though!"
"It's a nice material and drapes well, but the neckline feels a bit sloppy rather than chic. Still, it's a good casual-day shirt and will be good for early days while nursing."
"SOOO comfy! Bought in 2 colors. Highly recommend!"
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