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Overall rating: 4.625 / 5 from 16 reviews.
Review topics: ["color","material","fabric","pants","fit","waistband"].
"I want these in every color, they are so comfortable and what id choose to wear everyday with my growing belly. Im usually a size small/medium but with my belly size and some weight gain the large fit best. Pre pregnancy i was 140/145 size small/medium, i am now 185 5' 9" and the large fit comfortably. I highly reccomend these panrs"
"Love the color and cut, although waistband is tighter than the softest rib lounge pant. But the material is distinctly less soft than other softest rib products. Still like it enough to keep."
"Material is absolutely insane, Fits like a GLOVE!!!!! I feel so confident in this color and I just know everyone is like wait how cute is this pregnant lady!"
"Great fabric but waist runs smaller than other sweat pants. I recommend sizing two up for 2nd and 3rd trimesters"
"The most comfortable maternity pants I’ve found yet. Highly recommended."
"I am 6ft tall and got these to be slightly cropped - they sit right around my ankle. It works, but it would ideally be a bit longer or shorter. They're very comfortable and seem to hold their shape well."
"Literally the most comfortable pants I've ever worn while pregnant and post partum. They do run long. I am 5'6 and the bottoms were dragging."
"Super comfy and put together. Will definitely be able to wear this postpartum as well"
"So soft and comfy! The panel can stretch up over the belly or can be folded over comfortably to rest mid or below. When wearing over the belly it gives a bit of a snug feeling to help with support too!"
"This is now my go to lounge set during pregnancy, love the foldover ribbed waistband and the relaxed fit. My only request would be a slightly longer inseam. I'm 5'4" and the hem barely hits the floor."
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