Loungewear Sets
Maternity Lounge Sets and Matching Two Piece Sets
A matching set solves the problem that pregnancy creates faster than anything else in the wardrobe: getting dressed in the morning when nothing fits the way it did last month. Buy the top and the bottom together and the decision is already made, and the result reads as an outfit rather than as pajamas you left the house in. This collection is 22 maternity lounge sets and matching two and three piece sets in sizes XS through 3XL.
The range covers zip front sweatsuit sets, cotton and linen two piece sets, bamboo three piece travel sets, knit sets with side buttons, velour sets and pajama style sets that carry into sleepwear. Colors run cocoa, navy, light marl grey, sage green, lilac, cream, taupe, sand, white and black.
Which Kind of Set Do You Actually Need?
- Sweatsuit and tracksuit sets: the Calla set in cocoa, navy or light marl grey and the Josie set in grey. The zip front versions double as nursing access, which is why they outlast the pregnancy.
- Cotton and linen day sets: the Carol two piece in linen sand or pineapple print, the Ella cotton set in lilac and the Sophia and Steffie sets in sage green. These are the ones you can wear to school pickup without thinking about it.
- Three and four piece travel sets: the Silvia bamboo three piece in navy, the Street to Home three piece with a wide leg pant, and the four piece essential travel sets. Built for a long flight and the first week home, in that order.
- Knit sets: the Elena two piece side button knit in white and the Anna winter lounge set in cream. Warmer, and the closest a lounge set gets to looking deliberate.
- Sleep sets: the Kyra two piece in navy or charcoal and the Isabelle three piece in taupe. These sit between loungewear and sleepwear and get worn as both.
Why a Set Beats Buying the Pieces Separately
The obvious reason is price, and it is real, but it is not the main one. The main one is that a matched top and bottom in the same fabric and the same tone reads as an intentional outfit, and that is the difference between something you wear at home and something you will actually leave the house in. In a stretch of months where most of your wardrobe has stopped fitting, having two or three no-decision outfits in the drawer is worth more than the discount.
The second reason is that maternity sets are cut to work together. A separately bought top and pant will often disagree at the waist, because the top was cut to sit above a bump panel that the pant does not have. In a set the rise and the hem length are designed as one garment, so the join sits where it should through the whole third trimester.
Sizing, Fabric and Nursing Access
Order your usual pre-pregnancy size. These are cut relaxed with the bump allowed for, so sizing up drops the shoulder on the top and adds bulk through the seat on the bottom without giving you more room where you need it. Sizes here run XS to 3XL, with several sets sold in XS/S, M/L and XL/2XL groupings, and a measurement chart on every product page.
On fabric, bamboo and bamboo cotton are the most breathable and the best choice for travel and the hospital; cotton is the most durable for everyday; linen is the summer answer; velour and knit are for cold weather. If you want the set to keep working after the birth, choose a zip front, button front or crossover top rather than a pull-on one. Free shipping applies on orders over $100.
Shop Sets and Related Collections
- Maternity loungewear for the full at-home range.
- Loungewear tops to add to a set you already own.
- Loungewear pants in lounge, wide leg and jogger cuts.
- Maternity sweats and sweatsuits for the heavier weight sets.
- Maternity and nursing pajamas for the sleepwear end of the range.
- Bamboo maternity essentials for the most breathable fabrics.
- Hospital bag essentials where the travel sets earn their keep.
- Postpartum recovery pieces for the fourth trimester.
Maternity Set FAQs
What size maternity set should I order?
Your usual pre-pregnancy size. Both pieces are cut with the bump allowed for, so sizing up mostly makes the shoulder and the seat too big. Sizes run XS to 3XL, and some sets are sold in XS/S, M/L and XL/2XL groupings with a measurement chart on the product page.
Can I wear a maternity lounge set after the baby?
Yes, and this is the category most people keep wearing longest. The zip front and button front tops open for feeding, the pants fold down into a high waisted cut, and the fabrics are forgiving through the weeks when nothing else fits yet.
Which set is best for the hospital?
A bamboo or bamboo cotton set with a front opening top. Bamboo breathes through the temperature swings after the birth, and a front opening means you can feed without taking the whole top off on a ward. The three and four piece travel sets are built for exactly this.
Are these warm enough for winter?
The velour, knit and heavier sweatsuit sets are. The cotton, linen and bamboo sets are three-season and better layered under a cardigan or coat once it gets properly cold.
Can I buy the top and pant separately?
Some styles are sold as separates as well, and the loungewear tops and loungewear pants collections carry them. Buying the set is usually better value, and the two pieces are cut to sit together at the waist in a way separately bought items often do not.
