Wrap London? What are the clothes like in person and how do sizes come up?

[pootlebug]

I am nearly 35 weeks pregnant, but starting to think about what I can wear post birth (yay! hating maternity stuff now) and lusting after some things in the Wrap sale.

But I've never bought from there before, and can't really try stuff on very well just now either. Does anyone know how the sizes come up? Big/small etc?

I'm 5'5 and size 10 when I'm not pregnant (although often size 8 in M&S, Reiss, Phase Eight etc). The only thing that worries me is that the clothes all look fabulous on the models, but then I suspect they'd all look fabulous wearing sacks.....how do they look on normal not-very-glam people?

[HipHopOpotomus]

I'm wearing a Wrap dress today. Fabric quality is lovely - really soft good quality jersey. I also have a merino jumper I brought in the sales I wear a lot.
Sizing more generous than not, quality good, customer service good. I'm pleased.

[Gillybobs]

I absolutely LOVE Wrap clothes, everything is well made, lovely fabrics and wear so so well. Pricey but worth it I say

[pootlebug]

Thank you both. I think you might have tempted me to order a few bits!

[Gillydaisy]

I am exactly the same height and size as you are! I often like things in the catalogue then end up sending them back - but I have had a few gems. Always buy a size 8 as yes, they are on the big side

[Klute]

Never again!Very expensive and bad quality.

I ordered a T-Shirt for 60,-€ that had pilling all over the front and looked really worn out just from wearing it once (I didn't even wash it!) They brushed off my complaint stating I couldn't send it back because I had already worn it. At first I thought it was a misunderstanding and explained again that I'm not sending it back because I don't like it, but because the quality is bad. They didn't even comment on that and sent me another invoice. Horrible attitude towards customers!

I have heard similar stories from others. Wish I had known before.