Renting maternity clothes?

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Has anyone tried this? I am interested in this and want to hear if anyone has tried it and if you liked it or not?

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Renting clothes?!? Like as in passed between multiple people???
No thanks for me.

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Try goodwill or Burlington

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I used Le Tote for maternity clothes to “rent” and i think it saved me a lot of money

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I bought a lot of second hand maternity clothes off a Facebook group and everything has been good.

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from what I have seen it looks expensive. I bought mine and had friends that gave me there's. I am TTC currently and won't have to buy anything for my next pregnancy. I am also one that doesn't get rid of a lot and I don't mind Second hand. so for me it's cheaper buying and just using the same clothes for every pregnancy.

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Burning is cheap for maternity clothing

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I wouldn’t rent maternity clothes especially if you plan on having more kids. I got mine at Burlington coat factory and they were cheap plus very comfy! My shirts were only 5.99 and my pants were about 12 to 19 dollars a pair. They also have plenty of maternity clearance online as well.

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Target, pink blush, destination maternity always has sales too!

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Oh and also try leggings!! They will fit you even after you give birth plus are so comfy. My thing was leggings, maternity t shirts and nice comfy hoodies. I still wear all this 11 days PP and will still be wearing it all winter.

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I haven’t heard of renting maternity clothing, but check out Burlington, TJMaxx, or a second hand store specifically for pregnant women. Ask your friends if they have things they’ll part with. Renting sounds like a waste of money to me, especially if you know you’ll be pregnant more than once.

Renting maternity clothes?

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