Sea salt clothes run large?

[helpmeplease12345671]

im a different shape after pregnancy and I thought size 18 Tu skirt as my big belly will get into 16 but it’s tight around mum tum.

sea salt Cornwall have a discount sale on coats so I’ve got tma size 18, but how worried it wikk be too big.

any thoughts?

I have one of their dresses and I think it’s more on the small side. With coats I’d get bigger anyway so a jumper can fit underneath.

I find the opposite with them.

Ok. I run warm and will be using it to walk to nursery

Thank you. Is the brand good? And m trying to dress smarter

I have one of the Larissa shirts in a 10 and I'd say it's true to size.

I wouldn’t really say that Seasalt is a smart brand, more a high quality casual one. It’s actually my favourite brand because the fabrics are so nice and natural and don’t make me hot and sweaty (menopausal)! I find everything is true to size.

I think Seasalt is true to size.

I got a Janelle coat last year in the sale and I had to go up a size, it was smaller than the Janelle I had from a few years ago.

I had to go up a size in their rain coats

I wear seasalt a lot as they use a lot of natural fibre, and have genuinely bum and belly skimming shaped tunics. I am a size 20 in both M&S and Seasalt. Have found them true to size - whereas weird fish and Joe Brown come up a little small.

I’ve got a few seasalt dresses. Some didn’t fit had to all go back others fitted in the correct size. I’d always go up a size for a winter coat to fit a jumper underneath.

I think theyre pretty true to size and their coats eg a bit bigger, ie they assume you'll want to have a decent jumper on underneath, so theyre a bit roomier than other brand coats IME anyway

They're not a smart brand. They are a casual brand.