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Cheap maternity wear?
LilacLillie
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Where are the best places to buy cheap preggie clothes? On-line with discount codes or any shops well known for value?
Thanks in advance
LL
Thanks in advance
LL
We are all in the gutter but some of us are looking at the stars........................
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Try your local branch of the NCT for their nearly new sales. You are likely to pick up some maternity bargains there.
http://www.nctpregnancyandbabycare.com"Harry, I'm going to let you in on a little secret. Every day, once a day, give yourself a present. Don't plan it. Don't wait for it. Just let it happen. It could be a new shirt at the men's store, a catnap in your office chair, or two cups of good, hot black coffee."0 -
I bought most of my preggie clothes from Dorothy Perkins and some from George at Asda. Bought about 4 day time tops in different colours, all 3/4 sleeve semi fitted tops. They were only about £7 each. I just accessoried with different neck scarves, beads etc to make them look different. Plus they were really comfy and washed lovely. Hope this helps.
Rebecca x:rotfl:0 -
ebay or local newspaper ads if you don't mind second hand clothes.Here I go again on my own....0
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I got most of mine from H & M. Don't bother with Mothercare, way too expensive and in my case they didn't fit after I got past 7 months :eek:.
Blooming Marvelous are quite good for basics and ebay has loads!:smileyhea0 -
i was really shocked at the price of maternity clothes - seems like they rip people off cos they know we need them :mad:
i think H&M are q bad for this, q a lot of their maternity clothes are a lot more expensive than the normal stuff
red herring in debenhams do some lovely maternity wear and some of it is quite reasonable
be careful with the trousers tho, some of mine only fit up until i was about 5/6 months
try to borrow from friends, as its heartbreaking spending so much money on stuff u wont wear for long0 -
My sister is 6 months pregnant and gets all her stuff from a Next clearence shop. She recently bought 3 tops 1 pair of trousers a tracksuit jacket and 2 baby outfits. all for £27.00!!!!She always manages to get the bargains!She was also told that all jeans were reduced to £5 or £10.Good quality clothes as well:T Hope this helps someone.0
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Tchibo are doing maternity clothes at the moment. Try their web page.
I got all mine from Asda.Must learn not to count chickens before they are hatched!!!!:D
Every day is a new challenge not a new problem!:p
SW start 08/01/14 4/21lbs (1st target) :j0 -
Blooming marvellous code EDTA 10% off valid on mail order and online.
The best clothes i got were not maternty just normal dresses that are tight under the bust and flow out, got some really nice ones from top shop and jane norman and i can still wear them after ive had the baby. Loads of these type of dresses around at the moment very fashionable style and dont make you look like a hippo!People who live in glass houses shouldnt throw stones...
It is much easier to see other people's failings than our own.0 -
asda are brilliant for maternity stuff h&m are good especially at sale time and for extra info the nursing bras in h&m are good value tooFinally got rent arrears paid off and now have an extra £300 per month,life looks a little bit sweeter.:T0
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Thankyou to everyone for the info. I didn't realise Asda did their own range, I always look at the clothes but have never noticed maternity before, so will look out for them now.
LLWe are all in the gutter but some of us are looking at the stars........................0
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