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maternity dress blue and pink Summer Pregnancy/Nursing Floral Print Dress M / White

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maternity dress blue and pink Summer Pregnancy/Nursing Floral Print Dress M / WhiteDescription Floral High Low Maternity Nursing Dresses A Summer floral printed knee length dress with an A Line silhouette, short sleeves, and draped v neckline for easy access. Content + Care Soft and comfy, 95% Rayon + 5% Spandex Hand wash cold, Hang Dry, Lay Flat to Dry Occasions: Casual Size Chart INCH Size Bust Waist Dress Length S 35. 8 24. 4 36. 2 M 37. 8 25. 9 37 L 39. 7 27. 5 37. 8 XL 41. 7 29. 1 38. 5 XXL 43. 7 30. 7 39. 3 Size Chart CM Size

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Floral High-Low Maternity/Nursing Dresses

A Summer floral printed knee-length dress with an A-Line silhouette, short sleeves, and draped v-neckline for easy access.

Content + Care

  • Soft and comfy, 95% Rayon + 5% Spandex
  • Hand wash cold, Hang Dry, Lay Flat to Dry
  • Occasions: Casual











Size Chart INCH

Size Bust Waist Dress Length
S 35.8 24.4 36.2
M 37.8 25.9 37
L 39.7 27.5 37.8
XL 41.7 29.1 38.5
XXL 43.7 30.7 39.3

Size Chart CM

Size Bust Waist Dress Length
S 91 62 92
M 96 66 94
L 101 70 96
XL 106 74 98
XXL 111 78 100


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