Abigail,<br>
I don't know if you already knew, but Old Navy's Maternity return policy is very good. If it doesn't fit or you just want a different color, you can call and have them send you a different one at no shipping cost and you send the original back to them with the free shipping label they provide in the order. It's just a trip to the post office, no money lost. Even if you want to just return it, they don't deduct the shipping from the credit. They only do that for their regular merchandise, not maternity. So you get all your money back.<br>
I found that Old Navy Maternity jeans were VERY generously sized. They have an infinitely adjustable elastic inside the band, so they make them roomy with the idea that you will sinch them up tight if you need to. I originally bought some boot cut jeans in what I thought was my regular size (I get regular jeans from Old Navy, too, so I know what size I am in their reg. jeans) and had to send them back for a smaller size and even the smaller size has tons of room for growth. It may be worth trying them out if a trip to the post office isn't such a big deal to you. I know it can be a hassle for me with little ones, so I try to go when hubby can stay with the kids.<br>
Ya know, I'll bet the reason why there isn't as much plus sized maternity out there for sale has much more to do with the bottom line profit, unfortunately. The clothes use more materials to make and so they either have to charge more for the same exact item or their profit margin isn't as great. If they charge more, it is viewed as discrimination. Combine that with the fact that there may not be as large of a market to complain and put them out of business and there you have it. It's always about money and what they can get away with. I'm not saying I agree with it, just know that they aren't dummies. If plus size was making them MORE money and was in high demand, suddenly they'd be pretty smart and there would be lots of choices. <img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="http://www.mothering.com/discussions/images/smilies/greensad.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title="greensad">