Plus size maternity clothes?
I am growing out of my regular jeans & I guess I need to start shopping for maternity clothes
But where can I find some cute plus size maternity clothes? I spend hours looking at the mall today. Thank you!
The found 3 places that have plus size maternity clothing that is good.
Lane Bryant
http://lanebryant.charmingshoppes.com/pagebuilder/lb_maternity_landingpage?PAGEID=1617
JcPennys
http://www3.jcpenney.com/jcp/CategoryAll.aspx?deptid=597&pcatid=3489&catid=37863&cattyp=SIZ&shopby=3489&dep=WOMEN&pcat=PLUS+SIZES&cat=maternity&refpagename=CategoryAll%252Easpx&refdeptid=597&refcatid=29986&cmAMS_T=U3&cmAMS_C=C8&CmCatId=597|29986
and Motherhood Plus size.
http://www.motherhood.com/plushome.asp?mastercategory_Id=7&Plus=true
What I noticed, lane bryant tends to run large, so you might want to order a size down. JcPennys ran pretty close to true to size, and Motherhood tended to run small in size, so order one size up. I have ordered from all of them, and have been happy with everything.
They also have them at Old Navy, and Target. But, I never really found anything there that I liked as much as these three.
Also, for the Motherhood has several stores that carry the plus size clothing, you can check the web sight at the store locator, and find them.


October 30th, 2009at 11:02 pm
Hello..
Lane Bryant is a good place to look..I was looking there last night..You can browse online also..
This one is pretty good also,motherhood.com
They both have cute things..Umm check out Ebay.com aswell..
Good luck and congrats
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October 30th, 2009at 11:19 pm
Old navy and target are really cute and not to exspensive either. Kohls also has nice clothes. You can also go on ebay and look there I know they have a lot! In the mall they might have a store called motherhood maternity but they are pretty exspensive unless its on sale. If you type in maternity clothes in google you will find A LOT!!! Also I dont know if you have a store called Ross but they have cute and super cheap maternity clothes I found the cutest maternity pants there for only 9 bucks and they are better looking then motherhood store.
http://www.motherhood.com/home.asp?Media=&referer=http://aolsearch.aol.com/aol/s&EntryPoint=Home
http://www.duematernity.com/
http://www.oldnavy.com/browse/division.do?cid=5758
http://www.target.com/gp/browse.html/ref=nav_t_spc_1_11/601-9426821-8604137?ie=UTF8&node=3043411
http://www.kohls.com/main/category.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=3894331&bmUID=1187482851207
http://www5.jcpenney.com/jcp/categoryall.aspx?CatTyp=FEA&DeptID=597&Dep=Women%27s&CatID=29986&cmCatLevel=3&cmCatID=597
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October 30th, 2009at 11:59 pm
Lane Bryant stretch pants. Or if you’re into trendy wear.. I think Torrid is more youthful… but those are plus sized stores… you could just go to the maternity wear dept in most large retail stores.
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October 31st, 2009at 12:24 am
I work at Target and I think we have a great maternity section =)
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October 31st, 2009at 1:08 am
target has some really nice plus size maternity clothes
also i agree -try lane bryant they should have a lot there.
walmart has really cute maternity clothes and they carry plus sizes as well.
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6 weeks preg. with baby #4
October 31st, 2009at 1:46 am
Old Navy and Motherhood Maternity have a good selection.
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October 31st, 2009at 2:13 am
Target has some really cute maternity clothes, thats where i bought some of mine!
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19 wks pregnant with first baby
October 31st, 2009at 2:28 am
The found 3 places that have plus size maternity clothing that is good.
Lane Bryant
http://lanebryant.charmingshoppes.com/pagebuilder/lb_maternity_landingpage?PAGEID=1617
JcPennys
http://www3.jcpenney.com/jcp/CategoryAll.aspx?deptid=597&pcatid=3489&catid=37863&cattyp=SIZ&shopby=3489&dep=WOMEN&pcat=PLUS+SIZES&cat=maternity&refpagename=CategoryAll%252Easpx&refdeptid=597&refcatid=29986&cmAMS_T=U3&cmAMS_C=C8&CmCatId=597|29986
and Motherhood Plus size.
http://www.motherhood.com/plushome.asp?mastercategory_Id=7&Plus=true
What I noticed, lane bryant tends to run large, so you might want to order a size down. JcPennys ran pretty close to true to size, and Motherhood tended to run small in size, so order one size up. I have ordered from all of them, and have been happy with everything.
They also have them at Old Navy, and Target. But, I never really found anything there that I liked as much as these three.
Also, for the Motherhood has several stores that carry the plus size clothing, you can check the web sight at the store locator, and find them.
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October 31st, 2009at 3:14 am
If you are in Canada I found a company called Motherhood Maternity incredible.. they always have great sales. and everyone was asking me where I got my clothes. Wal- mart is also good
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October 31st, 2009at 3:34 am
There aren’t many stores that sell plus size maternity clothes. Try buying regular clothes just a few sizes bigger.
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October 31st, 2009at 3:46 am
My mom also shops for plus size clothes, (to wear as maternity), also at walmart and various stores. Look online…I get alot of my maternity off of ebay. I can get great deals and ya some are used but in great condition but heck you only wear it for a few months anyways. Good Luck!
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mom of 1 and 24 weeks pg
October 31st, 2009at 4:03 am
I got all my plus size maternity clothes at Sears.
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October 31st, 2009at 4:27 am
Most of mine have come from either Lane Bryant or JCPenney. Be advised LB does not carry maternity in the stores that I know of, it is exclusively online. My JCP clothes were also ordered online, both have a really good selection. Motherhood has good online selection too.
As far as actually being able to go to a store and buy it, I have found a couple of tops at Target, but that was about it. I would suggest Destination maternity (they carry both the Motherhood and Mimi brands). But wherever you go, call ahead. I know the Motherhood store in my mall doesn’t carry plus sizes, but the Destination store in an outlying shopping center right outside the mall does.
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Personal experience