About Judith Challis
Congratulations, you are expecting a baby!
Pregnancy will be a fascinating time - watching and feeling your baby grow, and seeing your body change. But, being pregnant is no easy task. There are many problems and discomforts to overcome. WHAT TO WEAR
Glenda is 39 weeks into her pregnancy.
Photography by Katrina McGuire.
Shoes kindly supplied by Strider on Broadway in Matamata.
Jewellery kindly supplied by Jackie Hingst.
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Judith Challis Maternity Fashion is proud to offer a unique maternity wear service that truly caters to the individual.
Judith Challis, based in the Waikato, is renowned for PERSONALISED SERVICE and CLASSIC, STYLISH MATERNITY WEAR. With emphasis on a simple line and quality fabric, the designs are perfect for expectant mums. When helping customers select their maternity wear I am concerned about two important aspects: STYLE and COMFORT
STYLE: The aim is look great and feel good about yourself during your pregnancy. It is important to get the look that is right for you.
COMFORT: Your selected clothes should last comfortably right up to the day your baby is born [and beyond]. Personal advice will be given on the correct sizing for off the rack, or my free made-to-measure service. This includes altering length, blending sizes, petite sizes, and larger sizes.
This website is a gallery of selected styles from the current range. A visit to the shop in Matamata will give more options in terms of styles and fabric. Whether your wardrobe demands 1 or 2 pieces of versatile maternity wear, or several workable pieces for complete outfits, it will also give you the opportunity to try the garments. We can give advice on size and style before you purchase. If you are nearby, or passing through the Waikato, we recommend a visit. Full EFTPOS facilities are available.
However, this is not always possible so I have selected several styles to suit on-line shopping. They include includes easy to fit, and tried and true styles.
I wish you well.
Judith Challis