Abstract
This study examined the wardrobe management practices of pregnant
secondary school teachers in Makurdi metropolis. The research design
was survey. Population for the study comprised 1909 female teachers in
secondary schools in Makurdi, Benue state. A sample of 109 respondent
adult female teachers who are pregnant or had been pregnant in
previous years was randomly selected. The findings include that
pregnant teachers were aware of the various clothing items required
during pregnancy; that the predominant garments acceptable to
pregnant teachers are free flowing garments. Unpredictable change of
weather affects choice of clothing by pregnant teachers.