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Overall rating: 2.6666667 / 5 from 3 reviews.
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"I wanted to love these. The first pair I ordered my pre pregnancy size and they were way too small. They had almost no stretch. Then I went up a couple sizes and they fit in the legs but they don’t stay up around the belly (they seem like they should fit but they aren’t designed to stay put). They’re really cute but I think it’s just not the right fabric for maternity wear."
"Extremely thin material. Unflattering due to the lack of structure. There's a reason even the thin model in the photos is posing in unusual ways - even thin legs look huge in these. These feel like something from a discount store. If I had seen these in person first, the fabric would have made me physically cringe and I would never even consider purchasing. I'm honestly shocked they're trying to pull one over on people charging over $100 for these."
"Was very tight, very small."
1. Chest/Bust
Measure at the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.
2. Underbust
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3. Waist
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4. Hips
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5. Low Hips
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6. Thigh
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