Size 22 33or34inch leg work trousers in the UK - Page 2

Mrs.B. · Apr 1st, 2012, 11:15 AM

I know the prices are silly! I'm being a tight for money on mat clothes as I am hoping to live in leggings and joggers out of work

holly2012 · Apr 1st, 2012, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Mrs.B.

I know the prices are silly! I'm being a tight for money on mat clothes as I am hoping to live in leggings and joggers out of work

I was thinking of getting some maternity leggings from asda as they looked ok when i saw them the other day. Dont think i'll have the guts to go out in them tho

I may buy some trousers from simplybe and let you know what they are like, as it feels like its going to be my only option.

x

Holly 17+1

Mrs.B. · Apr 1st, 2012, 11:33 AM

If you team leggings up with a long tunic so you feel coverred there is no reason why you can't wear them out. This is what I do now and what I plan on doing when I'm bigger. This is me early on and now at 13 weeks, I think I will be pretty big by the time I'm further along if now has anything to go by xx

LilMissHappy · Apr 1st, 2012, 13:22 PM

Maternity yoga pants or jogging bottoms are the way forward!!! i have to wear black trousers for work and i got some black south yoga pants. they have the big tummy panel you can either pull right up or fold down and they are so comfy! i am tall too so i know how you feel. these ones are perfect length on me and i usually have to get tall in everything. im 5-10.
xxx

kat2504 · Apr 1st, 2012, 13:29 PM

Long Tall Sally have some maternity trousers, they won't be cheap but one pair would do you fine if it's for work.

Otherwise the dress and leggings combo is good if you are plus size, a floaty tunic type dress wouldn't even need to be special maternity wear, if you are over an 18 you can often get away with simply going up a size.

Mrs.B. · Apr 1st, 2012, 13:32 PM

I change my trousers every day for work, its just something I have always done so I need at least 3 pairs so I get time to wash them

I have some tunic syle tops that will suit me well into pregnancy that will just grow with me

Lilmisshappy are yours maternity ones? Where did you get them? Thanks

holly2012 · Apr 1st, 2012, 13:50 PM

my legs are a bit lumpy and bumpy so i dont like the idea of wearing leggings out n about.

Think i may have to try some bits on at asda so see if anything will go.

Starting to get a bit pee'd and frustrated with the trousers and bottoms in general carry on. To top it off i missed out on a pair of trousers again that was on ebay! ARRGHH!!

Does longtallsally do larger maternity clothes?

Holly 17+1

suze12 · Apr 2nd, 2012, 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by suze12

I needed a bigger size and got some from primark, they had all different sizes and lengths, I got mine in a 34" leg. They were only £5 too, thought it was a bargain as they wont last for long when bump gets bigger.

I always thought Primark went up to an 18?

Sorry I was just thinking about the length and not the size - not sure what size primark go up to?

LilMissHappy · Apr 2nd, 2012, 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Mrs.B.

I change my trousers every day for work, its just something I have always done so I need at least 3 pairs so I get time to wash them

I have some tunic syle tops that will suit me well into pregnancy that will just grow with me

Lilmisshappy are yours maternity ones? Where did you get them? Thanks

yea mine are maternity ones. they are made my south which i think is a catalogue brand. i got them off a friend who was selling her maternity clothes so not sure. but you can get maternity yoga pants that are similar and they are so comfy! xx

leahjones · Apr 2nd, 2012, 09:15 AM

i would speak to HR about your clothing concerns and the fact that you need to remain comfortable - i wasnt allowed to wear leggings either but i spoke with HR and they have to be seen to accomodate pregnant women. i would definately give it another try i couldnt stand the maternity trousers, they made me so uncomfortable

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Mrs.B. Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: UK Posts: 5,145	I know the prices are silly! I'm being a tight for money on mat clothes as I am hoping to live in leggings and joggers out of work

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LilMissHappy Mum (Mom) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 1,459	Maternity yoga pants or jogging bottoms are the way forward!!! i have to wear black trousers for work and i got some black south yoga pants. they have the big tummy panel you can either pull right up or fold down and they are so comfy! i am tall too so i know how you feel. these ones are perfect length on me and i usually have to get tall in everything. im 5-10. xxx

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kat2504 Pregnant (Expecting) BnB Addict Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Northamptonshire, UK Posts: 5,295	Long Tall Sally have some maternity trousers, they won't be cheap but one pair would do you fine if it's for work. Otherwise the dress and leggings combo is good if you are plus size, a floaty tunic type dress wouldn't even need to be special maternity wear, if you are over an 18 you can often get away with simply going up a size.

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Mrs.B. Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: UK Posts: 5,145	I change my trousers every day for work, its just something I have always done so I need at least 3 pairs so I get time to wash them I have some tunic syle tops that will suit me well into pregnancy that will just grow with me Lilmisshappy are yours maternity ones? Where did you get them? Thanks

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holly2012 Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: south yorkshire Posts: 666	my legs are a bit lumpy and bumpy so i dont like the idea of wearing leggings out n about. Think i may have to try some bits on at asda so see if anything will go. Starting to get a bit pee'd and frustrated with the trousers and bottoms in general carry on. To top it off i missed out on a pair of trousers again that was on ebay! ARRGHH!! Does longtallsally do larger maternity clothes? Holly 17+1

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leahjones Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: coventry, uk Posts: 591	i would speak to HR about your clothing concerns and the fact that you need to remain comfortable - i wasnt allowed to wear leggings either but i spoke with HR and they have to be seen to accomodate pregnant women. i would definately give it another try i couldnt stand the maternity trousers, they made me so uncomfortable

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