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FarmWife1979 posted:

Anyone have any luck finding maternity clothes in Tall sizes as well as Plus sizes? If you did, can you give a website name? I'm in a rural area without a lot of retail shops and NO maternity stores (aside from the selection at walmart/target).

I am a pre-pregnancy size 18, with a 35 inch inseam, so I can see this is going to be difficult to find. And I hate wearing dresses, so I'd really like to find some jeans that fit.

5 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:maternity clothesAnyone have any luck finding maternity clothes in Tall sizes as well as Plus sizes? If you did, can you give a website name? I'm in a rural area without a lot of retail shops and NO maternity stores (aside from the selection at walmart/target). I am a pre-pregnancy size 18, with a 35 inch inseam, so I can see this is going to be difficult to find. And I hate wearing dresses, so I'd really like to find some jeans that fit.

jlynnpaine responded:

Lurking from third tri

Have you tried Old Navy? I was a size 16-18 at the start my last pregnancy and found jeans and khakis there that fit well. I know they also have Tall sizes. I always shop online because I have no retail stores and certainly no maternity stores anywhere close. Good luck!

Jodi (28), DH (24), DD (2), new LO (pink team again!) due 5-16-12

Report This| Share this:maternity clothesLurking from third tri Have you tried Old Navy? I was a size 16-18 at the start my last pregnancy and found jeans and khakis there that fit well. I know they also have Tall sizes. I always shop online because I have no retail stores and certainly no maternity stores anywhere close. Good luck!

BekahS responded:

See my post on 4-5 year olds! Old navy, motherhood maternity, and gap all have talls. I know the first two have larger sizes as well. Not too sure about gap. And your best selection is online anyways. Good luck and congrats!

Me (Bekah) 25, DF (Shane) 25, DD (Avery) 4
Expecting our second bundle of joy 6/29/2012. Team Blue!

Report This| Share this:maternity clothesSee my post on 4-5 year olds! Old navy, motherhood maternity, and gap all have talls. I know the first two have larger sizes as well. Not too sure about gap. And your best selection is online anyways. Good luck and congrats!

mfol6802 responded:

I was pre-pregnancy size 18. I did lose 10 pounds, but I can't feel it or see it so I don't know if that led to the bagginess in my maternity jeans or not. I'm also only 20 weeks, so I'm sure they are a little baggy for room to grow. I ordered all my maternity pants from Old Navy. I'm short, but I know that they have a tall option too! Good luck (:

Report This| Share this:maternity clothesI was pre-pregnancy size 18. I did lose 10 pounds, but I can't feel it or see it so I don't know if that led to the bagginess in my maternity jeans or not. I'm also only 20 weeks, so I'm sure they are a little baggy for room to grow. I ordered all my maternity pants from Old Navy. I'm short, but I know that they have a tall option too! Good luck (:

nicram8683 responded:

Hello! I am a 16-18 also pre pregnancy. Also I am fairly short. I have not bought any jeans because I work in an office full time and was more concerned with dress pants. I got size 1x from motherhood maternity and they are perfect! Prior to pregnancy, I would find that pants fit all over but length and I was forced to wear heels. But the motherhood pants are short enough that I can wear flats, which is a God send cause my feet would be balloons at the end of the day if I was in heels.

In my own opinion, Old Navy clothes run small. So for purchasing online, it might make it difficult. Even when I go into the store, I am never the size that I would think I would be. Motherhood though is right on track with sizes. Good Luck!

Nicole(28)Mike(30) 7yr old DD
Diagnosed MFIF June 2011 after 27 months no BC(12 months active trying)
BFP: 8/2011 M/C @ 6 weeks 9/2011
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Report This| Share this:maternity clothesHello! I am a 16-18 also pre pregnancy. Also I am fairly short. I have not bought any jeans because I work in an office full time and was more concerned with dress pants. I got size 1x from motherhood maternity and they are perfect! Prior to pregnancy, I would find that pants fit all over but length and I was forced to wear heels. But the motherhood pants are short enough that I can wear flats, which is a God send cause my feet would be balloons at the end of the day if I was in heels. In my own opinion, Old Navy clothes run small. So for purchasing online, it might make it difficult. Even when I go into the store, I am never the size that I would think I would be. Motherhood though is right on track with sizes. Good Luck!

FrenchBulldogMom responded:

I bought a pair of khakis from Motherhood maternity that are pretty comfortable. You'd probably be a 1x in their sizes. I had to drive about an hour to a store that had pregnancy plus sizes.

Report This| Share this:maternity clothesI bought a pair of khakis from Motherhood maternity that are pretty comfortable. You'd probably be a 1x in their sizes. I had to drive about an hour to a store that had pregnancy plus sizes.

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