The Essentials Maternity Cap Scoop Top

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Modelled by 35 weeks pregnant Nicole.

Fits small to size, we suggest sizing up from your usual size.

With a brilliant basic such as a thoughtfully designed tee, you’ll never be stuck for what to wear. This wardrobe essential in stretchy, planet-friendly jersey has ruching in the side seams, which grows with your bump and will see you through pregnancy. Its elegant scoop neckline is universally flattering and it also comes with a built-in shelf bra to help you feel supported - literally. Wear with your favourite maternity jeans for an easy weekend outfit.

• Crafted in sustainable LENZING™ ECOVERO™ jersey
• Side seam ruching to ensure a flattering fit at all stages
• Built-in shelf bra for comfort and support
• Wears and washes brilliantly

Sustainable Attributes:

Made in Europe
Low Impact
Low Water Use
Ethically made
Vegan
Low Carbon

Read about the fabric and care of this garment here

Read about our Isabella Oliver Sustainability Index here

Discover our factories here

Source: Isabella Oliver

Brand: Isabella Oliver is the label of sustainable and comfortable maternity clothes from House of Baukjen. Isabella Oliver and Baukjen are both B Corp certified. This certificate is issued to companies that meet the highest standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and legal liability to balance purpose and profit.

Fair Trade: The clothing is made in 15 family workshops in Portugal, 3 workshops in Romania, 1 workshop in England and 1 workshop in Bulgaria. They visit and are in close contact with these workshops to keep a close eye on the working conditions.

Local Production: Isabella Oliver's main production is taken place in Portugal.

Environmentally Friendly: Isabella Oliver is always aiming to increase its sustainable and natural fabrics offers. The brand uses eco-friendly materials such as viscose from Lenzing ™ Ecovero ™, organic cotton, mulesing-free wool and Italian linen.

Good Cause: Baukjen plants a tree for every order, and they support multiple charities around women and children, including the Children's Trust Tree Project.