Cherokee Women's Maternity Elastic Waist Scrubs Pant

I initially bought these in size Small at 22 weeks (belly 38 inches, hips 41 inches), and they fit perfectly. However only 2 weeks later the thighs were too tight, and it may be because I am more of a pear shape. Shrank a tiny bit in the wash as well. So then I bought them in medium which are very roomy right now (at 25 weeks) but I think I will grow into them. If you have smaller thighs I would recommend the small. I am 5’6” and length is fine with Dansko clogs, after washing. Also, NOTE: there are three different Cherokee maternity scrub pants on amazon - these “knit waist” ones are the most comfy (I tried them all).

WHY DIDN"T I BUY THESE SOONER!!!!well, I'll tell you why. I am 6'0ft tall and work in perioperative setting so need to wear scrubs everyday and they do NOT make tall scrub pants in women's sizes that fit me (I usually take at least a 35"inseam but prefer 36" because I HATE when my ankles show when I sit down - and then lots of scrub pants fit tighter in the thighs if you don't buy them big enough -these pants were perfect- the elastic band is not too small for my bump (twins!) but also doesn't constantly fall down either (at end of 2nd trimester and I still need to grow more!) - and best of all - THEY ARE LONG!! yeah!the price was great (23$ - amazon prime free shipping) - and these pants are cute too - small slit at bottom of ankles- and some side pockets for your tools -I am very pleased and might buy more in other colors as I continue to grow!

I bought these in my 2nd trimester for work. The elastic band really helps keep you comfortable as your baby/belly grows! I am a massage therapist and have to wear scrubs every day. I thoroughly enjoyed wearing these pants until the middle of my 3rd trimester in part due to the thick elastic band in combo with the Alabama summer weather making them to warm to wear in July heat, but also because I had to wash them so often for work and because I was growing, they became a bit too snug in the thighs for work. However, I will be able to wear them after I have my baby around town, the house and maybe back at work this fall. They are a good investment for the very inexpensive price compared to many other venders. I totally appreciated the petite size, since I am 5'3(ish) tall. I got a LOT of wear out of them and they were a perfect length which is SO helpful. I definitely recommend this product and would buy again.

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!

I went back and forth debating on purchasing these due to the mixed reviews. I'm 5'9" and Cherokee brand are the only scrubs I wear. For me the fit and length (in tall) is most flattering in the drawstring flare style. My pre-pregnancy scrub size is XS but being 7 months pregnant I've obviously grown. I decided to purchase XS and S...the length is great and that's about it.The XS are most flattering in the leg area but the panel is a little snug and the crotch is actually a little too short - the belly panel is sewn funny so I have to wear a longer top in the front to cover it. They are becoming uncomfortable to sit in.The S is HUGE in the leg, like wide-leg pants. But at this point the belly panel is more comfortable. So I'm stuck in between sizes but will soon wear only the S.I wish Cherokee had made these like the original drawstring flare but just added a belly panel. They would have been much better that way!Bottom line is...if you're like me and length is likely the most important feature of scrub pants and you are a Cherokee fan, these may be the best you can find. I tried other brands but they were all too short (even in tall length.) But don't expect to feel super cute in these - I end up pairing mine with long maternity tees and cute scrub jackets to balance out the awkwardness of the pants!!

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!