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Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 9 reviews.
Review topics: ["feel","pants","crotch"].
"I love these but they are already tight in the waist at 25 wks. I am a 8-10 pre-pregnancy so a M should've fit just fine per the size guidelines but I got the L and the band around the belly is constricting so not as comfortable to wear all day. I should've gotten the XL. So if you're 5'7 with a long torso and were 8-10 pre-pregnancy, I recommend starting with the XL"
"These are really comfortable at 24 weeks. They feel like leggings but look more like regular pants. I have very curvy hips, and the pattern pulls a little more on me than the model. I feel like Hatch things run a little small, so maybe size up?"
"These pants are stretchy but look professional so are great for business casual events. The one thing is bc they are stretchy the crotch can look a little weird at times… also they fold over at the top. It didn’t work for me to fold it totally under my bump so I end up having the fold right below my belly button. They were comfy and cute though and work well for my purposes."
"The fabric of these pants is so comfy! However, the fit was a little weird in the front for me. Wish I could have kept them becuase they’re very comfortable but I ended up returning due to fit."
"I purchased the print version. Looks like pajamas, moves like pajamas, and the crotch makes a weird v shape because of the fabric. Maybe less noticeable in the black version."
"These are so comfortable and luxe feeling. And they feel very chic."
"these are so fun for elevating my fall look"
"Great everyday pant for Fall. Feels polished enough for work and flexible across each stage."
"Love their pieces"
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