CherokeeWomen's Maternity Elastic Waist Scrubs Pant

I am 15 weeks pregnant and bought these because I'm starting to look like a summer sausage in my regular scrubs. I bought my pre-pregnancy size (large) and they seem really big. I might have wanted to buy a size down... but I'm hoping I grow into them. I washed them on hot and dried them extra dry to see if they'd shrink and they did a little but not much. So far I, besides being a little big, I like them a lot. They are VERY comfortable and stretchy. I expect them to be comfortable throughout my pregnancy. All in all, I have no complaints about quality or comfort. I will try to remember to update this review when I near the end of my pregnancy to say if I grew into them or should have bought a smaller size.Edit: At 28 weeks I have grown into these scrubs and I am happy with the size I bought.

I have a 35" inseam, and scrubs are super hard to find in a long length when not pregnant. These are the ONLY ones I have found that are long enough and maternity, and I love them. The elastic waist is full panel and very comfortable, though as with all maternity pants if you weigh down the pockets you'll have issues keeping your pants up. I read other reviews stating to go down one size, though my pre-pregnancy size is x-small so that was not an option. They are big on me to be sure, but not ridiculously so. They did not stay up on their own when I first started needed maternity scrubs, but folding down the panel did help. I wore a belly band (and still do) over them and with that extra support I had no problems with them staying up even in my first/second trimester. Now I am 34 weeks along and still wear a belly band (for comfort, not to keep them up), and they continue to fit well. I am very happy with the quality, comfort, and length of these pants and would highly recommend them if you have long legs!

So, there was some confusion when I ordered because this pant looks like it has a straight leg and a second pant comes up as frequently bought with this one (so I purchased that pant too) but they are the same pant... It isn't really a flare leg as pictured in some places, it is more of a straight leg with the teensiest bit of tapering at the knee so in some pictures it appears to have a massive flare, in some (as here) it appears to be a straight leg. It is from the Flexibles line and itself has the number 2092, and is literally the only maternity pant I've been able to find in tall. My inseam is 33-34 depending on shoe, and it is generously longer than I need, but the regular is too short so... It matches top 2892. I mention which top it matches specifically because it has contrast stitching in a greyish light blue and the other Cherokee flexibles top that I got (2874) doesn't have the contrast stitching, I know for some that would be a deal breaker, but I thought they mixed ok together. I normally wear a small in Cherokee pants, so I ordered a small and it fit through the hips and thighs as expected, but was just a tad loose in the belly still. The belly panel is like a yoga pant, wear it up, fold it over... I found it stayed up a little better for now if I folded it over, the shirt is plenty long enough to cover everything with the pant folded down. There is no drawstring, so if you don't have enough belly yet you will be tugging up your pants all shift or waiting for them to fit. If you don't need tall or are in betweenish, you might want to try the Cherokee Workwear Stretch 4208 maternity pant...the pants (in regular length) haven't arrived yet, but the top 4708 is softer and appears to be better quality in that line than it is in the Flexibles line, plus it has real pockets on the top instead of the joodie pockets that the Flexibles line has and it still has the stretchy side panels...

I am currently 29 weeks pregnant and officially reached the stage in my first pregnancy where my regular scrubs, despite their elastic waistbands, DO NOT FIT comfortably anymore. After seeing the pictures, and reading the positive reviews here, I decided to spend what I would say is an OBSCENE amount of money for a single pair of scrub pants and try a pair of these.When I got the pair in the mail and took them out of the package they looked huge! The legs are like stovepipes, and wide!! The length, a bit on the short side (I am 5'7). The BIGGEST issue with these is how the front seams lie, the belly band scoops down in a semi-V like shape, creating a poof, or pouching of material right in the front crouch area. It makes me look like I am sporting an erection, or wearing a pair of MC Hammer pants!!! The band is NOT supportive AT ALL, in fact, just wearing them for 2 minutes, I had to keep hiking the things up.I normally wear a pre-pregnancy medium, sometimes large, so I assumed with my growing belly, these would fit, guess I was wrong.I have no idea WHAT I will be wearing to work now, but it sure as heck won't be these!!! HIGHLY HIGHLY DISAPPOINTED!

Soy talla 34 en Mexico o mediana en scrubs y me quedo un poco grande, es cero strech, la tela es como de algodón fresca, pero no estira nada, así que viene amplio, tengo apenas 21 semanas así que pienso que más adelante me quedara muy bien

Good fit and looks good

The item runs a little too big for my 4m baby bump at the time. The stretchy part is nice and soft though. It fits me really well now at 6m ;-)

I wish all scrub pants were as comfortable as these! I usually wear an XL in scrubs, and gambled after reading the reviews and ordered a Large, and I’m so glad I did! I’m 5’11, 230ish lbs before pregnancy, and these fit me well until I went off work at 36weeks- and probably would have been ok until I delivered. I have a 35” inseam and these were plenty long enough, even after frequent washes/dryer rounds. I wasn’t sure how long I would be able to work, so only purchased 2 pairs, and therefore needed to wash them 2-3 times per week x6 months and they’ve held up well enough I think they would work through a second pregnancy as well. Highly recommend.

brilliant