Three Seasons Maternity Women's Maternity Bedford Cord

I really like Three Seasons Maternity. Their prices are similar to MM (and Destination Maternity, Pea in the Pod), but the quality of their clothes is far better. These pants are really comfortable and versatile. They stretch a little after wearing them a couple of times, but nothing a wash and dry can't fix. The belly band is a spandex cotton blend which I really like, it is supportive and doesn't just feel like restrictive pantyhose around your belly like other brands. They also took the time to make the pants like real pants, with a real waist band and pockets rather then a waist band that just turns into the belly band and feels like you have pants that turn into a tube. These are really nice and you feel comfortable like you're wearing real pants. In regular clothes I am a size 14, but I've found that in maternity pants I need to size up to a 16 or in most cases XL (equivalent of a 16). I may have been able to wear these in a large, but I'd rather have my pants a little loose than too tight. As another reviewer stated they are not like a traditional corduroy they are somewhere between a chino and a thin whale cord. I think that they would work well for the fall and probably winter in most climates though, they might be a little light for winter pants in some climates, but having lived in MA for most of my life I think they would have suited just fine as winter work or casual pants if paired with boots.

These pants are a good casual maternity pant but they are not corduroys as some other reviews have noted. They are twill pants (all cotton that have some fine textured lines that run vertically) which are a nice alternative to plain khaki pants so I still really liked them. I am usually a 4-6 pre-maternity but got the medium in these pants since they were out of the small. They were a bit big but I grew into them and now they fit comfotably. I think I would have been fine with a small even later into pregnancy but I don't mind having the extra room of the medium. They are a great warm khaki color and wash well. The 3/4 panel is thick and very soft! The only thing that bothered me is the length. I'm 5'8" and they were a tad short to wear even with flats. I had to have my tailor take them down a bit but luckily there is enough fabric to do that.

I ordered two pairs....one is really nice and I LOVE them! comfortable, and good fitting. the elastic has stretched out some.. the other pair I got isn't exactly the same. the pant legs are wider and they don't fit as tight as the other one that are supposed to be the same pants. also the inside tighter elastic button broke on this one during the first time wearing. it's an easy fix for me so no big deal...just be aware the consistency of these are not 100% reliable. I recommend buying a few and then returning any that are not up to standards. I LOVE one of the pairs I got and wear it every day to work.

This is my second pregnancy and I needed another pair of work pants. It was a lot easier to find them three years ago with the first pregnancy but this time around much harder. I tried Old Navy's kind and they were AWFUL! I thought the price on these were a little high but once I got them and have worn them a few times I like them a lot. They are long on me ( I am only 5 feet) but the waist fits perfect. I usually wear a 10-12 and I got the medium. The pants also have the adjustable elastic band in the waste as well. I also like the fact the pants are a little thicker and the belly band doesn't go all the way up to my chest like other brands. I highly recommend buying these pants.

I like that these have a bit more weight to the material than typical maternity pants, and that they have some adjustability in addition to the stretch belt. They fall down less than my other maternity pants.On the other hand, they come out of the wash pretty wrinkled, so need to be ironed, and yet are fairly casual. They are good for weekend wear but not quite formal enough for my office. And I don't like to iron things for weekend wear!I'm going into the 7th month now, though, and my other maternity pants let the wind right through them when I walk to work - so I might just start wearing these to work next month if it snows. At some point you get big enough that co-workers should understand if you dress more casual.

My dress attire for work is casual khaki's. It's shocking how difficult it is to find a pair in stores--the one's that Macy's sells are always slipping down despite buying the smallest size and the one's at Old Navy that fit best are no good during the third trimester because the band is so short.Pre-pregnancy, I usually wear a size 4 (sometimes a size 2) with a 32" inseam. I ordered these pants in a small and they fit perfectly. I'm currently 34 weeks pregnant. I love that they have functional belt loops so I can wear my work gear on my belt like I did pre-pregnancy (I'm a zookeeper so I have to carry a radio, Leatherman, flashlight, and bear spray on me all day). These pants stay up without the band slipping down or stretching out too far. I wish I had found these when I was pregnant before!

I purchased a pair of these for my daughter-in-law who is 4 months pregnant. She is a waitress and the dress attire requires her to wear ONLY Khaki pants. To find Khaki pants and/or even nice yoga pants for for pregnant ladies is a difficult task to find! The Three Seasons Maternity Women's Bedford Cord, Khaki, Medium size fit her perfectly. She LOVES them. There's front pockets and flap back pockets and a nice flare to the lower legs. The material is not a deep ridge corduroy and not bulky or heavy like typical corduroy material. The spandex type attached tummy material is soft and she says very comfortable with plenty of stretch to them. These are high quality pants and look great. She & I both would recommend these for any expectant lady. I will order her a 2nd pair to have for her job.