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Re: Clothing

• knottie73c9b295273e33b4 member

  April 7

  Yes, I haven’t been able to comfortably wear jeans since week 6! 

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• knottie1ff1fc065256bdcc member

  April 21 edited April 21

  Totally get where you’re coming from — I felt the same way with my first! It’s wild how fast your body starts changing, even early on. I was surprised at how tight everything got so quickly, especially bras and pants. It’s great that you had some clothes stashed away — that saved me too for a bit! Maternity leggings and stretchy bras became my best friends pretty fast. If you’re still on the hunt for comfy and affordable options, I’ve had a good experience with yours clothing uk. They have a decent maternity range and plus-size basics that are super comfy and actually cute — and they don’t break the bank, which is a huge plus when you’re only wearing some of these pieces for a few months.
  

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• coleycoleyy member

  April 23

  Yuuup, bought a bigger bra and Abercrombie maternity jeans this weekend 😅 the mat jeans are definitely too big for me right now but they are way more comfortable than my usual jeans! I guess the alternative would be to buy regular low rise jeans a couple sizes bigger until the mat jeans actually fit? Not that I’m a fan of low rise jeans in any other circumstance lol 

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• knottiea74277691285ed1f member

  April 24

  Any Canadians have recommendations for maternity bras/clothing in general?

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• knottieafccab387331c8cc member

  May 1

  Old navy or the gap have decent stuff for decent price. Costco maternity leggings are see through. Knix maternity bras. 

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• knottiec4ad4fa199ea00e4 member

  May 9

  Shein was amazing for me! 

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• codex member

  May 10

  Second time, Mom here.
  For Canadian shopping I got a lot of my stuff online from Old Navy. They were great because you can do Online returns in stores.
  Their pregnancy panties were a game changer for me.
  h&m also has some great pieces! I got a couple nicer work shirts from there. 
  

  
  

  For bras though I ended up going to just a regular bra store and got re-fitted for a new bra. Really all you need is a regular bra in  a bigger size to wear during pregnancy. And then for nursing bras I went to a Local baby shop and bought some there right before baby was born. 
  
  

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• sunnysidewandern member

  May 11

  My jeans still fit fine but my work pants are going to be a no-go soon. I need to find some quick since I still haven’t said anything to my coworkers. I work in banking, so slacks are pretty much a requirement. Might need to go shopping after work tomorrow if I’m not too tired.

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• knottiec7b673010e2e0411 member

  May 16

  I'm 14 weeks, in Canada and I just did an Old Navy run, they have some really nice stuff this year!

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• knottie210c943f9d078bc9 member

  July 10 edited July 10

  Yes! I felt like nothing fit almost overnight. Ended up living in leggings and oversized tees pretty early on.

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• nerdymom22 member

  July 11

  If you’re prime day shopping, I recommend bearsland and smallshow for comfy maternity tees and dresses! Same brands if you’re stocking up on nursing tops and dresses. I have seen the brand Ekouaer on a lot of the really good deals but I found the fabric to be not great a few years ago. 

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• knottie6f55c2cdcd00affa member

  July 17

  I had to size up fast too, and it felt weird at first, but your body’s doing a lot. It’s okay to just wear what feels good.

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