As an expat living in a country with pretty much 0 maternity shops, asos was my god send with my first (and new look as I'm British) and i am not nor never will be a model lol! I would say that they size things based on UK than us bur they have a fab returns policy. I've been a happy customer since they started out
I haven't brought any maternity clothes off ASOS yet, but have previously brought other dresses from them... They have all been made of stretchy material and I found the sizing to be reasonable (but agree it's more backed on UK than US sizing).
I'm hoping a buy one or two maternity items just to see how they are, and what the fit is like because I'm not sure what sizing I should be ordering.
I have been happy with their clothes. I have gotten some pants and dresses but no tops but I assume I would be happy with those as well. Only thing I regretted buying my last pregnancy were the ASOS maternity jeans that weren't full panel. Where the elastic and jean met was too tight and I can't wear them.
Due 11.16.17 Baby Girl 12.9.15
MC 2.1.15 @ 5 W - Chemical MC 4.7.14 @ 21 W - Turners Syndrome
@ZucchettoBaby - This might be a silly question, but what's the difference between US and UK sizing? I saw that they do convert the sizing numbers on the US website, but didn't know if there was any other difference with the sizing.
Having lived in England for two years I loved ASOS for regular clothes. If you add two sizes to your US size you get UK. So an 8 in the US is a 12 in the UK
If you go on ASOS it should automatically go to US pricing and sizing unless you obviously live in another country. I'm a 4 and that's what I buy there.
Due 11.16.17 Baby Girl 12.9.15
MC 2.1.15 @ 5 W - Chemical MC 4.7.14 @ 21 W - Turners Syndrome
Re: ASOS
I'm hoping a buy one or two maternity items just to see how they are, and what the fit is like because I'm not sure what sizing I should be ordering.
Baby Girl 12.9.15
MC 4.7.14 @ 21 W - Turners Syndrome
Baby Girl 12.9.15
MC 4.7.14 @ 21 W - Turners Syndrome