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Overall rating: 3.6666667 / 5 from 9 reviews.
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"I liked these pants around 20 weeks when I bought them, but they’re not flattering at all once they need to go under a baby bump. The top of the pants beneath the waist band just gets bunched down. It’s like they aren’t maternity pants. Definitely not worth the price, but I’d already had them hemmed, so now I’m stuck with them."
"Super soft and comfy while looking work appropriate"
"These are so comfy and fit really well!"
"While these pants are flattering, the inner seam ripped after only a few wears. For the price I’d expect better quality fabric."
"Love them"
"Entering 3rd trimester and finally had to buy proper maternity pants. Sized up and glad I did. Great for work or casual wear — have basically worn every day since I got them and not disappointed!"
"I’m currently late second trimester and these are the only trousers I can wear that don’t have a full panel. The band is very stretchy, and tight enough to stay up without pinching. I was a 6/8 in the before time and initially ordered a size 2, but found the 3 much more comfortable. I’m giving 4 stars because I do think they’re overpriced - I wouldn’t have got them if they weren’t on sale. But they’re one of the few things I can wear right now that make me feel like myself."
"Cheap materials, and it’s just a basic stretch pant. It’s not really maternity. I think I could have found better quality for fifty dollars on Amazon. It was also feeling a bit snug in early second trimester, so there’s no chance it will fit in the third trimester."
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