Essential Maternity V-Neck Sweater - Isabel Maternity by Ingrid & Isabel™

Very comfortable sweater but the quality is REALLY lacking. The bottom of the sweater flips up on the sides - even with steaming or ironing - by the end of the day they're flipped back up. Disappointing - even for an item that is only used for a short period of time.

Love this sweater! Plenty long to cover my bump and nice and cozy

Finally something half way decent for maternity from target. Got this in every color as maternity options have been so limited. 8 months pregnant and my pre pregnancy size fit great.

This is a nice tunic sweater that fits a non-pregnant body nicely, if you size down. For reference, my measurements 40-34-41. Medium fits great. If I was pregnant there woud be no room for belly.

Surprised by how much I love this sweater. Material is comfortable and not scratchy. Doesn’t scream “maternity” so you could wear when not pregnant too. Flattering shape and neckline. I bought in tan and black and will be keeping both. True to size.

I thought this would be an easy, go-to piece for the rest of my pregnancy. But it’s not fit for maternity bellies— it’s tight across the belly and then has a weird “fluted” edge (you can see on the model). I tried my normal size and a size up, both had the issue. I’m sure some wouldn’t notice but for me it’s a major design flaw.

Love this sweater. It's perfect for the colder months.

Weird loose fit around the shoulder/arm. Like other reviews said, it feels like an oversize long sweater/tunic. The arms fit loosely and woth extra frabric bunching up

I love the blue color. I’m usually a S/M, got an XS since it’s oversized even though I’m near the end of my third trimester; cozy fit. Material is soft, have to see how it does after a wash.

There is nothing about this sweater that makes it a "maternity" sweater, other than its being oversized. Worn over the bump, the front is much shorter than the back. The slits on the side make the front stick out rather than sitting close to the body. Made me look about 12 months pregnant. The best I can say for it is that the material is soft and the green is pretty. Too bad it looks like a sack.

I'm not pregnant, but I'm tall, and I never liked the cropped-shirt look that seems to perpetually be in style. I bought a regular-sized (non-maternity) sweater from Target, and it looked so nice on my friends (neither are tall), but it was severely cropped on me. I don't like exposing skin, so it looked awful, in my opinion. Stores will be size-inclusive for nearly everyone else, but there's virtually nothing for tall women. This sweater is probably one of the best-fitting affordable sweaters that I have now. There's an appropriate amount of length (to accomodate for a pregnancy, but it works on my tall frame instead) and the sides aren't ruched. Some "tall-specific" clothing, like at Old Navy, will make tall tops so long (to look like a tunic), and the tunic-look gets old. I actually feel like I can wear this sweater, and have it look like a regular sweater for once (instead of looking like a long tunic) and look nice being tall. The only thing that *may* give this away as being a maternity top is the diagonal lines down the side, but I bought black to sort of "hide" it. Personally, I love this sweater, so if you're tall (and not pregnant), I think this sweater is a good choice to consider.

My skin is sensitive and this fabric was itchy for me. The sleeves were pretty long for me (5'3"). But the weirdest part is the little side slit. It spreads open really wide and I'm only 24 weeks. It makes it look like I'm wearing a non-maternity shirt that's getting stretched out from my belly. I got it in blue and green and the colors are both very pretty. I think it could work for someone taller in the earlier stages of pregnancy who doesn't have sensitive skin.