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H&M Mama Before & After Flared Trousers

Name: H&M Mama Before & After Flared Trousers
Brand: H&M
SKU: B2587192
Price: 24.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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H&M Mama Before & After Flared Trousers bring a quiet, modern mood to maternity wear. The soft jersey has a breathable, easy hand that feels chic as you move through the day. The legs stay straight through the thigh and flare at the hems, while a wide foldover waistband anchors the silhouette with a forgiving, lived-in polish that transitions from day to night.

On the body, that wide waistband sits comfortably over a bump during pregnancy and sits smoothly after. The straight-to-flare cut balances proportions, letting you pair with everything from a tucked-in knit to a chunky cardigan. The jersey drape moves with you, and the stretch keeps the shape comfortable through errands, meetings, and weekends, while the long length adds a sleek, elongated line.

These pants tap into the now-loved maternity tailoring moment, where knitwear meets refined trouser lines. Pair with a crisp shirt and a blazer for city polish, or keep it easy with a cropped top and sneakers—the flare reads fresh without losing the ease that makes it a wardrobe staple for bump and post-bump weeks.

Materials / Fabrication

Soft jersey fabric
Cotton blend composition: 50.0% cotton, 45.0% rayon, 5.0% spandex
Straight leg silhouette that flares to the hems
Wide foldover waistband for a comfortable fit during and after pregnancy
Jersey knit

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors
Use mild detergent; avoid chlorine bleach
Tumble dry low or line dry
Iron on low to medium heat if needed
Dry clean optional for best results

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