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Wash separately first. Cool gentle machine wash. Do not bleach, soak, wring or tumble dry. Dry without delay. Cool iron on reverse if necessary. Do not dry clean.

94% Polyester, 6% Elastane. Made In China.

Instructions are found on the swing tag, sold with every dress.

Pregnancy & Birth feature article about our 6WayDress May 2010.

Cosmopolitan Pregnancy Voted our 6WayDress as "Clever Buy #1" in their Summer 2008 issue.

Pauline Weston Thomas of Fashion-Era.com has written a great review of our 6WayDress - she provides a great overview of the versatility of the dress for both pregnant and non-pregnant women and the regular traveller also.

And Debbie from Mommies with Style describes our 6WayDress - the most amazing maternity dress she has ever seen.

And Success Through Play, really gave our 6WayDress a work out during a week long holiday in Florida, USA.

What size am I?
The 6WayDress has a built-in boob tube and it is important that this is snug, not tight. We suggest:
Small: small busted women and petites (size 8-10 or size 12 A and B cups)
Medium: is for bigger busted women (size 10-12 C and D cups)
Curvy: is for size 12DD+ and size 14 to 16
Voluptuous: is for 16DD+ to size 18.

* US Customers should take 2 off these sizes to match your standard sizing eg. Small: size 6-8 or size 10 A and B cups.

We've found even more creative ways to wear this gorgeous maternity dress - 12 at last count! We hope you enjoy wearing the most versatile maternity dress there is.

Model demonstrating the Halter style
The Halter style is simple and a great place to start.

Step 1 - Position boob tube over bust, and place the opening at the centre front.

Step 2 - Pull the fabric taut across the back, under the arms.

Step 3 - Tie at back of neck.

Model demonstrating the Cowl (variation of Halter) style.
The Cowl style maternity dress is a variation to the Halter style.

Step 1 - Position boob tube over bust, and place the opening at the centre back.

Step 2 - Let the fabric fall at the front, and pull the ties under the arms.

Step 3 - Tie at back of neck.

Model demonstrating the Cap Sleeve.

Step 1 - Position boob tube over bust, with opening centre back.

Step 2 - Pull ties taut across bust under arms.

Step 3 - Wrap up over shoulder to create cap.

Step 4 - Pull down under arms, twist to hold fabric in place and tie at centre back.

Step 5 - Tidy fabric lines to finish off the look.