Seraphine Cici Faux Leather Tregging
Find Your Size
Our general recommendation is to order the size equivalent to your pre-pregnancy size. If you're uncertain, send us a message or call us at 1-855-972-9679.
Below are the size charts by brand:
Seraphine:
Tiffany Rose
Ripe Maternity:
Isabella Oliver:
Bravado:
If you're in between sizes, consider going up a size, as our experience shows most women need the next size up. We welcome you to call us to confirm: 1-855-972-9679.
Loved by celebsFaux leather frontStretch viscose backUnder-bump bandA celebrity favorite, our faux leather panel CiCi maternity leggings have been worn on the red carpet by Marion Cotillard, for a casual New York shopping spree by Anne Hathaway, and both Gwen Stefani & Kimberly Wyatt styled them for a glamorous rock chic look! The stars can’t get enough of this must-have piece – an essential for every stylish mama’s wardrobe. Made in supple stretch viscose with chic faux-leather to the front, these maternity leggings are designed to sit comfortably under your bump, adding an urban edge to your ensemble. Pair with a maternity shirt, or one of our chic nursing shawls for a modern twist on maternity style..Gentle wash at 30Wash inside outWash dark colours separatelyWarm ironDo not tumble dryComposition :65%Viscose, 28%Polyamide, 7%Elastane
- BRING THE STORE HOME: Feel free to order several items, in two sizes, and return what you don't like. We will ship to you for free & pay for return shipping if you keep a minimum of $130 before taxes from your order. It's that easy (Canadian customers only). Please see Return Policy outlined here.
- We will gladly accept returns of items in original condition with tags attached for a full refund within 30 days of the purchase Date.
- Sale items marked down less than 50% can be returned for store credit via eGift Card within 14 days of the delivery date. Sale items marked down more than 50% are final sale and cannot be returned for refund or store credit.
- Read the entire policy and in-store exchange policy here.
