Size Chart - Getting the correct fit

Guide to measuring

Buying maternity clothes online and getting the right size may seem difficult, but we have pulled together a chart below to help you buy the correct size. As a general rule you should not need to buy a bigger size. Our sizes are comparative to your pre-pregnancy size. You will see an obvious increase in your size during your pregnancy, but our clothes have been especially designed & fitted to allow for this growth. For example, if your pre-pregnancy size was a size 12, then you will still need to buy size 12 garment during your pregnancy, as all styles have been designed to fit you from 3 months through to full term & beyond. However, if you do feel you have gained more than the average pregnancy weight, then we do recommend you buy a size bigger.

Heavenly Bump Maternitywear have designed all clothes with your ultimate comfort & fit in mind to allow for your changing figure, as well as giving you trend led fashionability. When we can, we try our clothes on real pregnant women to help create the perfect fit for you throughout your pregnancy & beyond.

If you are uncertain of your size, then please follow the rules below and follow the chart shown. Keep the measuring tape firm, but not tight when measuring.

However, please note, these are only guidelines and fit may vary slightly depending on style & fabrication.

If you still are unsure about what size to buy, then please do not hesitate to contact us by e-mail at customerservices@heavenlybump.co.uk & we will be more than happy to advise you without any obligation to buy.

Measuring your chest

Measure around the fullest part of your chest, making sure you keep your tape measure level going under your arms & around your back.

Measuring your hips

Measure around the fullest part of you hips, again keeping the measuring tape level around the front & rear.

Measuring your inside leg

Take the measurement from the very top of the inside of your leg down to your ankle.

Clothing

Trousers