Great Transitional Maternity Dress
"Love this as a late summer/early fall dress! It’s versatile enough to wear casually or dress up a bit for work. I wore this throughout my second trimester, and it fit great!"
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Overall rating: 4.4727273 / 5 from 55 reviews.
The Knit James Dress is appreciated for its flattering A-line silhouette and fluid movement. Customers praise the flattering color, great quality, and beautiful, comfortable fabric. The feel of the fabric is described as nice, soft, and luxurious.
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"Love this as a late summer/early fall dress! It’s versatile enough to wear casually or dress up a bit for work. I wore this throughout my second trimester, and it fit great!"
"I got this in a small and then thought maybe I needed a medium; it stretches quite a bit just by wearing so the small ended up being the right call. It feels substantial enough to wear for work and I'm glad for that"
"I’m petites so this dress is too long."
"Such a cute and flattering dress (I am neither pregnant nor postpartum)"
"Comfy and casual but not what I was looking for."
"Cute and classic"
"Loved the dress and the fabric was great. Sadly, it ran small in the shoulders so had to return it."
"Tight in the wrong places I will be retuning the dress!"
"Very cute! I sized up to a 2 (I normally would be a 1) because of other reviewers saying the shoulders were tight and it fit well! I also had to hem it 6 inches (I'm 5'4" and don't usually have to hem dresses) so knocked off a star for the weird sizing. But otherwise nice dress!"
"It’s dry clean only and gets wrinkly really easily. It also runs small. I buy size 2 or 3 in hatch.. this is def a size 3 for me"


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