where are you all actually buying maternity clothes online??

Posted by delhess@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 12 comments

Physical stores are basically a scam at this point… like 2 racks max and it's always the same sad rotation 😑 I've seen people mention halara a lot as well as their ads for comfy stretchy stuff, and heard old navy is decent as well, but idk if that’s actually good or just the default answer I’m trying to not spend a fortune on clothes i'll wear for 5 minutes of my life, but also don't wanna look like I'm wrapped in a beige curtain what's actually worth it and what's overhyped?? drop your go to sites 🙏 Appreciate it

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TheDuraMaters@reddit

New Look maternity via Vinted or their website. I tend to wear a lot of flowy midi dresses, the maternity ones have a higher waist and extra fabric. M&S maternity tights were the best, didn’t budge.

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Wise_Huckleberry_116@reddit

H&M or Seraphine

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Ub3r_Bland@reddit

Next have a pretty decent selection of basics and some formalwear. Quality is pretty good, especially in the jackets.

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CopperRockQueen@reddit

I remember being shocked by how little maternity wear was out there, especially from major shops like John Lewis or M&S. Best ones I found were New Look, Mamalicious, Happy Mama and the supermarkets (George, Tu, F&F). I would also second Vinted and Halara too. I managed to get by mostly by wearing a lot of dresses. A normal A-line or empire line dress will often fit for the whole pregnancy and you can still wear it after. Same with button front dresses and breastfeeding.

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veryhigh420@reddit

I'd say Halara is decent, especially their midi dresses, comfortably, roomy and cute. Just make sure to measure your size correcty I was in their dress pretty much my whole maternity and have all the colors as well. Good value I'd say As for old Navy they're okay, nothing out of this world but decent bang for buck

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kwaklog@reddit

My Mrs seemed to have a rotation at work of maternity tops/jeans/etc. the ladies basically shared and added to it over the years, handing it on when they didn't need it We probably only bought a handful of bits over the course of three kids Failing that, go for charity shops. The clothes don't get worn for that long

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HiroPr0tag0nist@reddit

Vinted.

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DontCatchThePigeon@reddit

It's been a few years since I needed it but frugi had some nice quality stuff, and fairly regular sales

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Jesssca@reddit

SHEIN done alright maternity clothes for me, Vinted also

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Real-Apricot-7889@reddit

Vinted or H&M or just larger size/loose fitting regular clothes

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a-liquid-sky@reddit

Vinted. I don't mind if stuff doesn't fit when I've only paid £2 for it.

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