Wrap-front detail crosses at the chest and tucks into a deep ribbed waistband, creating a cinched silhouette that accommodates a growing bump without sacrificing shape. The wide ribbed hem sits firmly at the waist rather than riding up, keeping everything in place as you move through the day. Deep V-neckline is designed to layer - the model wears a fitted white long-sleeve underneath, which works perfectly to add warmth and coverage. Long sleeves with ribbed cuffs give the arms a neat finish and stop the knit from bunching at the wrists. A soft, slightly fluffy knit texture that drapes gently over the bump rather than pulling or stretching across it. This jumper slots straight into a maternity wardrobe that already has the basics covered. It works hardest over a slim long-sleeve top or fitted roll-neck - the layering peeks out at the neckline and cuffs, adding dimension without any extra effort. Pair it with wide-leg trousers, as the model does here, and the cinched waistband reads as intentional tailoring rather than a maternity adjustment. It also sits well over leggings for days when comfort is the priority. The wrap front means you're not fighting with a standard neckline as your body changes, and the structured hem keeps the proportions looking considered at every stage. Good for a casual lunch out, a family gathering, or simply a day when you want to feel put-together without overthinking it. The knit is cosy enough for autumn and winter, but not so heavy that it becomes overwhelming indoors.