Whether you’re buying one for yourself or as a gift (my number one recommended gift for moms and mothers-in-law!), Dudley Stephens is giving you guys a one-day-only code for Cyber Monday today as a thank you for the incredible love and support that the Lemon Stripes community has shown this small but growing brand.

If you’ve been waiting to buy one, now is the time! Not a fan? Here is my round-up of Cyber Week sales updated with Cyber Monday deals.

New Drop:
They’re dropping a bunch of classic colors and styles at 10am today so set an alarm to get them with my code below before they sell out.

Dudley Stephens Sale Code:
Use code LS20 to get 20% off sitewide through tomorrow, Tuesday, 12/1 at 3:00am EST. Note: This code cannot be combined with other promotions, discount codes or pineapple points.

My favorite Dudley Stephens styles:

Cobble Hill Turtleneck in Terry Fleece– I have this in grey and navy. If I had to pick one and only one DS to buy it would be this in black. Why terry fleece? It’s a little thinner which makes it not so warm (I run hot) and looks less bulky when you wear it.

Park Slope Turtleneck in Terry Fleece– The Park Slope is the same neck style but shorter to wear with jeans or a skirt (see it styled it 3 ways in Vello fleece). Again, if you are going for one, get the black as it’s the most versatile.

Doubling Road Dress– This is a new product for them but it’s one of my favorite things to wear in pregnancy because 1. it doesn’t involve pants 2. it feels like wearing a blanket. See how I rock it here.

Dudley Stephens Fit Guide:
I get questions about the fit every time I post these, so I’m linking to their fit guide featuring yours truly. I wear a small in most pieces but have one medium Cobble Hill Turtleneck that will hopefully fit for most of my pregnancy. For more on sizing, my favorite, and how I wear them, check out my Dudley Stephens FAQs.

Transparency note:
This is not a sponsored post in that I didn’t get paid to post it. But I will get an affiliate kickback if you use any of the links in this post. Note that if you use my code without a link, it won’t give me credit.