cheap maternity clothes

[CiderMonkey]

Does anyone have any idea of where is cheapest to buy maternity clothes. I am just starting to show but don;t have much money to be able to afford a whole new wardrobe.

thanks for any ideas!

[redcrx]

buy a couple of pairs of trousers or jeans from a decent company like Next, Mothercare, Pumpkin patch etc.
Then, with they styles as they are at present, you should be able to get away with just cheap tops in the loose style from many of the supermarkets.

Dorothy perkins are also good value.

Peacocks are cheap but the clothes probably wont even last til you give birth.

[smurfchops]

Get some cheap fashionable (long) smocks in shops like Primark or Matalan and don't do the zip up on your jeans ... from what I've seen around lately that seems to be the fashion. Seriously though, You are lucky that smocks are fashionable at the moment ! You could also wear a pair of stretchy leggings, in a larger size than usual, for as long as you can. And flat shoes of course.

[redcrx]

pumpkin patch has a sale on at the moment too. http://www.pumpkinpatch.co.uk/Clothes.cfm?fav_ look_section_id=14&fav_look_screen_id=1&on_sal e_only_flag=0&web_site_id=3&season_codes=&Quer yNav.Offset=1&QueryNav.Len=10&thepage=1&viewal l=0

[edukes]

H & M's
fashionable, reasonable price's, hard wearing and a really good range.

[I Love Snow]

Marks and Spencer does a good range which isn't to dear. The jeans are really comfy.

[helliebobs]

I got this:

http://www.topshop.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servl et/ProductDisplay?beginIndex=0&viewAllFlag=&ca talogId=19551&storeId=12556&categoryId=42398&p arent_category_rn=42391&productId=706295&langI d=-1

Brilliant for covering up trousers that don't quite zip up and for bridging a gap between tops that rise up over your bump and the top of your trousers!

[Psychick]

I bought most of my maternity jeans in the sales and got away with wearing jersey material tops in larger sizes.

Have you thought of buying off ebay?