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Overall rating: 4.361702 / 5 from 47 reviews.
The Pointelle Nightgown is highly praised for its ultra-soft, breathable cotton fabric, making it a comfortable choice for postpartum. Its button placket offers convenience for easy feeding, while the beautiful blue color adds to its appeal. However, opinions on the buttons are mixed, with some finding them difficult to unbutton.
Review topics: ["color","fabric","buttons","nightgown","fit","cut","size"].
"As someone with hyper sensitive skin due to pregnancy hormones I specifically bought this item given the 100% cotton description. The actual item is only 60% cotton and 40% polyester. Definitely not worth the price given the cheaper material. The actual cut/look is nice but I would purchase this from elsewhere to much cheaper price point."
"Super soft and lightweight, and will be great for breastfeeding"
"Really soft and comfortable."
"Fits a bit big, but really comfy. Do wish it was thicker."
"i wouldn’t change anything about the nightgown except for the price is quite high for what you get"
"Beautiful cotton, quality is perfect! Has washed well (hung to dry). I’m 5’5” & 209# at 34wks pregnant-5th pregnancy. I purchased the size 1(usually wear size 2) - it’s not too tight over bump or arm holes & look forward to wearing postpartum. Already bought the other colors."
"Love a cotton fabric but this material felt cheap and thin, not very substantial. The scoop of the bottom hem is quite extreme and looks a little silly. I would have preferred a straighter edge. Am keeping because it was on a huge sale but would otherwise have returned."
"So comfy!"
"It's very cute and light, great addition to any hospital bag! However it does run quite big - I'm usually a size S in everything and ordered a size 1 (Hatch S) for comfort postpartum and a size 0 for a little later after giving birth. Even with my huge pregnant belly the size 1 looks like I'm wearing a tent, and the size 0 is also quite big - both length and width-wise. Definitely recommend sizing down!"
"So comfortable and great for nursing!"
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