This is a maternity fashion guide with a twist – all the clothes featured use GOTS certified organic cotton. What the hell is GOTS certified organic cotton? Well, GOTS stands for Global Organic Textile Standards and it is the leading standard for textiles made from organic fibres worldwide. It shows that those who are GOTS certified are committed to the highest level in environmental and social standards.
Why organic cotton?
It’s pure, gentle, and super soft. It feels this way because the fibres are left intact and not broken down by the chemicals used in the farming and processing of conventional cotton. It’s much kinder to babies and young children’s delicate skin. Perfect for breastfeeding and sensitive pregnancy skin. There are no harmful chemicals or dangerous dyes used, so organic cotton is less likely to trigger allergies. Organic cotton is also more durable and lasts so much longer enabling you to hand it down for generations.
Now you know what GOTS certified organic cotton is and why you should choose it for your maternity wear, you should also consider pieces that grow with you as your pregnancy grows, and that are also suitable for breastfeeding. They last so much longer that way.
Here are a few of my favourite maternity wear pieces for autumn winter:

The Erica Swoop Top from Frugi will take you from bump to breastfeeding. It’s super soft and has a hidden integrated vest for breastfeeding. The rainbow design is bang on-trend.
Leggings in black or navy blue, a maternity staple! Pair with a long line tunic or oversized sweatshirt. From Amazon.

This longline tunic has a polo neck and long sleeves to keep you warm, pair with trousers, leggings or tights to suit your preference. It grows with you and then it’s also a nursing top for breastfeeding. From boobdesign.

This maxi skirt from Frugi looks so comfortable, in your early months you can fold down the top part and then use it to the full extent in your later months.

2 pack of black and white long T-shirts from Gooseberry Pink. They have ruching at the sides to grow with you and will be an easy staple.

I couldn’t resist including this cute and warm hedgehog jumper from Frugi. It has an opening at the back for growing bumps and ease of access for feeding.

Finally, if you have a special event to go to, or just fancy dressing up then how about this dotty tea dress by Frugi? Its wrap design with hidden side panels makes it a great design for pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Which one is your favourite?
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5 Comments
I certainly don’t need maternity wear, but I do remember buying baby clothes from Frugi, organic cotton is in a league of it’s own, so soft and comfortable.
October 20, 2020 at 12:09 pmAnne Sweet recently posted…I Let it Go!
I love all of these pieces — thank you for sharing!
October 20, 2020 at 5:23 pmThese are gorgeous items of clothing. I do like that maxi skirt. I could have imagined wearing that when I was pregnant with my girls x
October 20, 2020 at 9:19 pmKim Carberry recently posted…Never Ever – Things that I just don’t understand! #Blogtober20
LOVE the jumper with the hidden stripe panel.
October 21, 2020 at 10:16 am#blogtober
That first top looks so cute!
October 21, 2020 at 8:42 pmJupiter Hadley recently posted…A Day Out at Spooky Gudetama the Lazy Egg x Artbox Cafe & Boutique