EverCrest Maternity Puffer (8-in-1)

I’m currently 23 weeks pregnant and made the switch to this jacket system a couple of months ago — and I’m so glad I did. As the weather turned colder and my old puffer stopped zipping around week 15, this combo has quickly become my go-to outerwear. I have both the puffer and the shell, and they’re incredibly versatile worn separately or together.

Perfect Timing for Peak Season
With winter settling in, I wanted something that would grow with me and hold up in both cold and wet conditions. The EverCrest system checks every box. It’s clear this was designed with real pregnancy transitions in mind — and it shows in the thoughtful features like built-in expansion zippers, layering flexibility, and weather protection. I’ll be wearing this all season.

How I Use It Now (and How I Plan to Later)
Right now, I’m mostly wearing the puffer alone, alternating between vest mode and jacket mode, depending on the day. Because I sized up, I haven’t needed to unzip the side panels yet — but I’m already seeing how useful that feature will be as my bump grows deeper into third trimester. Knowing I can just expand the jacket rather than replace it again is a huge win.

On rainy days, I add the shell layer on top, and the sizing works perfectly. The shell slides over the puffer without bunching, and the adjustable hood actually keeps the rain off my hair and face — not always a given with maternity outerwear. The breathable waterproof fabric makes it feel more like true technical gear than just "cute maternity wear."

Why It’s Worth It
This system is a game-changer for anyone trying to stay warm and dry throughout pregnancy without constantly buying new sizes. It’s warm, functional, and genuinely adaptable. I plan to rely on it all winter — and when baby arrives, I’m looking forward to using the zip-in expansion for babywearing too.

If you’re on the fence: don’t wait. I wish I had this sooner, but I’m grateful to have it now, right when I need it most.

I highly recommend this product. I ordered the puffer and the shell and have worn them together and separately. The jacket feels high quality, very similar to my Patagonia ski kit. I have worn the jacket for mellow walks around the neighborhood as well as cross-country skiing and snowshoeing at 20 weeks (pre-approved by my doctor). The jacket allowed me to stay warm and dry and made adventures outside so much more doable with the baby bump. Very easy to layer the shell and the puffer together, adjust the size of maternity side panels, and zip in and out the front panel for both layers and the puffer’s sleeves. The front pockets are annoying upright instead of at an angle, but they are very deep and zip shut. Pre-pregnancy size, per the size chart, was perfect. I’m looking forward to getting a lot of use out of this jacket combo for seasons to come. Thanks, Wildcrest!

Incredibly comfy, good fit and warm!

I bought the maternity jacket as a Christmas gift for my daughter. She is due in February and has few jackets that fit her. This jacket was perfect and will help her stay warm even into the spring, after my granddaughter is born.

I got the EverCrest Maternity Puffer & Shell - I cannot recommend it more. I was having such a hard time finding the right coat and worried that a lot of the puffers on the market wouldn't handle light rain well. The shell option keeps me super dry, I love the zip sides on both the puffer and the rain shell. Wearing them together is nice and cozy warm. I'm in the Pacific Northwest so layering and weather proofing is key. This system is perfect! I'm excited to wear it after the baby is born as well, will have plenty of room with the panels in front. And since those can be removed, it's wearable for future fall/winter/spring seasons even without a baby bump! Great quality and highly recommend!

I'm 5'7, 180 and went with the XL so I could layer up underneath as well. Picture is just the puffer, but the shell fits over it perfectly too!