These jeans wouldn't even be flattering if I wasn't 18 weeks pregnant. They were so stiff, tight and low that I couldn't sit down in them without my butt showing in the back. They went straight back to RTR, impossible to wear. I'm usually a 26 and got the 26 but I don't even think going up a size would have made these comfortable.

Read the reviews, ordered 2 sizes up at 20 weeks and loved them. They are low cut, but good with a longer top or a belly band. Nice to feel like I'm wearing regular jeans at this stage of pregnancy. The side panels have enough room that they should fit for a while.

Fit true to size for pre- pregnancy. Wore at 6 months. Flattering cut- more so than another brand with the same elasticized pockets for stretch. At least - that was the case for me.

These felt better than stuffing my booty into my regular jeans, but the low rise meant I need to constantly pull them up. Especially if I were to sit down. Maybe if you wore a belt it would help keep them up? Didn't even try.

Loved the look. Will try to size up and see

The denim has very little stretch, so these fit quite small. The waist is perfectly fine, and will stretch quite a bit throughout pregnancy, but I found the lack of stretch in the denim to be problematic. The waist is incredibly low rise, so unless you've got low rise undies to match, which some ladies might love if they don't like anything touching the bump. I didn't love it at all.

I tried 3 pairs of skinny maternity jeans in a size 28. 2/3 (DL1961, Seven) were one or two sizes too big (I'm 5'9" 150 lbs at 6 months pregnant) and this pair was the opposite: at least 2 sizes too small. The fabric content might be the biggest difference: these have almost double the cotton at 98%, which is not stretchy. Nevertheless, they tell you to order your normal size in maternity jeans so a 28 should be a 28, and it's on Citizen to figure out how to do that with 98% cotton.

Ordered my usual size but this item ran small with little stretch and cuts low for maternity.

Runs small, great looking pair of jeans if only they fit!

Way too long on the legs. Way too low rise and uncomfortable I had to constantly pull the jeans up. Ended up not wearing

The leg portion is extremely small. Ordered up to be more comfortable and it seems like I ordered 2 sizes down from my usual.

The sizing is way off! Be sure to size up. I was unable to wear these.

These pants will not stay up if you are far enough along to be showing. I was CONSTANTLY pulling them up. They sit under my bump and whenever my bump touches them, they fall. Such a bummer. I'm desperate for jeans to wear while pregnant.

The waist is too large but the legs are way too tight. I ordered my normal size pre pregnancy. Do not recommend.

I've rented both a 27 and 28 in these jeans. They're just not to size. The waist runs very large, I'm even measuring extra big during this pregnancy. Maybe these fit people with absolutely no butt a bit better. Anywho- they don't correspond to normal maternity sizing. Order up if you have any butt- just know the waist will be large.

I'm a size 0 pre-pregnancy and have gained 10 lbs -- but could barelyyy get my thighs into these (size 25), even though the low cut waistband fit just fine. When I bent over, my thong showed every time -- enough for my partner to comment on it. Strong nope.

Overall runs small. Couldn't wear for more than a couple hours. Might be good for first trimester bloat or postpartum when in between sizes, but would not recommend for second or third trimester.

Extremely uncomfortable. All of the reviews said they ran small and boy did they. They are so low in the rise you can't bend over or your whole butt will show. No stretch in the fabric. The elastic is a joke. It looks like it's from the dollar store. Don't waste your time renting these.

I normally wear a 29 in DL 1961 jeans, and I normally wear a 29 or 30 in citizen jeans. These size 29's felt like I was putting on a size 26 (not maternity)!

These jeans run very small, especially for maternity jeans.

I love everything about it on the first wear. However, the second time I wore to the office and sitting and getting up I had to keep adjusting it. But loved the idea of it, with spandex being in the front pocket areas.

I like the quality of the denim and the maternity stretch was fine but for me personally the back was just too low rise. i felt like i had to keep pulling them up all day and not because they were too small just because they were too short in the back.

Liked the fabric and fit but the rise was way too low. Couldn’t sit or bend over without my underwire or butt showing. A belt didn’t help either

No stretch and very low waisted

These jeans are for tall people.

Not great, hits low on waist and pushes against the bladder abdomen making it uncomfortable

seemed tight it the waist and it was too low/sort of uncomfortable

These jeans have no give, they run pretty small and I couldn't get them on! I've worn other maternity jeans in other brands and these just had zero stretch

I loved that these arrived brand new with tags still attached. And I also loved them from the thigh down - but - these, unfortunately, have the rise of the early 2000s Citizens, 7s, and other designer jeans. I was genuinely concerned that I might moon someone if I moved the wrong way. Not a good feeling pregnant or otherwise.

I could not fit into these jeans at all, they shouldn't say that you are the same size in maternity as you are in normal clothes.

For reference in the Madewell Maternity jeans that are very similar I'm my usual size 10 (21+ weeks pregnant). These jeans in a size 14 I couldn't even get up over my thighs and butt. Super disappointing because they're a cute jean, but just insane how small they run.

I can't believe these are considered maternity jeans--they have less stretch than regular jeans and they are cut so low my underwear was hanging out. I'm not sure who these jeans would fit but they absolutely do not fit bodies with curves...aka pregnant women.