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2. Seraphine (company) - Wikipedia

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   Seraphine is an international maternity fashion label and store. [2] The company was founded by French-born designer Cecile Reinaud [3] in 2002. [4] Seraphine is based in London and has stores in Dubai, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, the United States and France. Its clothing is sold around the world through various boutiques and online. [5] [6 ...

3. Liz Lange - Wikipedia

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   Sold in-store and online, Liz Lange for Target is the retailer's sole offering in maternity apparel. [13] In 2007, Lange sold a majority stake in Liz Lange Maternity to private-equity fund Bluestar Alliance. [14] Two years later, she joined Stefani Greenfield on Home Shopping Network (HSN) with limited-edition Liz Lange Designs for Curations ...

4. This Surprising (and Affordable) Maternity Brand Made Me Feel ...

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   For my second pregnancy, I’ve tried out quite a few maternity brands. (I also tried super hard to lean on non-maternity styles, too—a sustainability win.) Still, the lesson I’ve learned ...

5. Maternity clothing - Wikipedia

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   Maternity clothing is generally worn only during the second and third trimesters, and possibly for several weeks or months after the birth of the baby while a woman regains her pre-pregnancy size. If a woman expects to be pregnant only once or twice, buying maternity clothing that will be worn only for about six months, can be considered expensive.

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7. Thyme Maternity - Wikipedia

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   The Thyme Maternity brand dates back to at least October 1993, when it was under the ownership of Shirmax Fashions Ltd, and operated by its subsidiary, Shirmax Retail Ltd. The Montreal company also operated Shirley K, a larger maternity clothing brand. [1] A Singapore company licensed the Thyme brand in 1999, intending to open five locations. [2]