What are best the maternity leggings to buy in 2023?
Finding the perfect pair of leggings, let alone maternity leggings is always a daunting challenge. There are so many options on the markets, different types of leggings, from different brands that’s easy to get lost before you even start.
When it comes to maternity leggings, and maternity clothing in general, comfort and convenience are the two most importanat deciding factors — and based on that is how we reviewed tens of different maternity leggings that are currently available on the market and curated a list with the top 10 maternity leggings to buy in 2023.
Top 5 maternity leggings
- Kindred Bravely Louisa Ultra High-Waisted Maternity Leggings
- BLANQI Everyday Maternity Belly Support Leggings
- Movemama Women’s Active Maternity Leggings
- Super Stretch Denim Jeggings
- Mothers Essentials Maternity Leggings
1) Kindred Bravely Louisa Maternity Leggings
What we liked
If you’re looking for an ultra high waisted, high-quality pair of maternity leggings, look no further; the Kindred Bravely Louisa maternity leggings are the best on the market currently. They feature an ultra-high waist design that goes over the bump providing great support and a perfect fit.
You can pair them with any color you like and they come in two designs, one with pockets on the sides and one without. They boast a high-quality fabrication, made from 85% polyester and 15% Spandex that adds to their elasticity, comfort and allows for a free range of movement.
They are perfect during pregnancy, post pregnancy and evne while nursing.
Product specifications
| Sizes | S – 2XL |
| Materials | 85% Polyester, 15% Spandex |
2) BLANQI Everyday Maternity Belly Support Leggings
What we liked
The Blanqi Everyday Maternity leggings are specially engineered to provide gradually increasing support due to the stretchy panel for your belly that expands as your belly grows.
There is an integrated anchor that helps shift the weight and provide comfort due to the x-shaped back reinforcement which allows for reduced backpressure.
This pair of leggings has also proven excellent for more intense physical activity like workouts, jogging, and exercising.
Product specifications
| Sizes | S – L |
| Materials | N/A |
3) Movemama Women’s Active Maternity Leggings
What we liked
Movemama’s active maternity leggings are a great sporty option. The leggings come in two different designs – one with pockets and one without and they are available in 5 different colors so that you have variety and can match them with every singe outfit.
They are designed for both stages of pregnancy and postpartum. You can wear them with the bump panel rolled down if you prefer a more relaxed fit while not compromising the below the belly support.
Otherwise, roll up the stretchy panel and enjoy a great fit that will cover your bump.The leggings have a very soft feel to them while providing the necessary support and strechiness.
Product specifications
| Sizes | ΧS – XL |
| Materials | N/A |
4) Super Stretch Denim Jeggings
What we liked
What do you get if you combine jeans and leggings? But jeggings of course! This pair of maternity jeggings is a great alternative to the “traditional” leggings look. Now, it looks like you’re wearing a high waster pair of jeans.
These jeggings are made from a blend of different fabrics (75% Cotton, 22% Polyester, 2% Rayon, 1% Spandex) providing good support while the belly fabric is expandable and stretchy for maximum comfort.
Product specifications
| Sizes | ΧS (petite) – 2XL |
| Materials | 75% Cotton, 22% Polyester, 2% Rayon, 1% Spandex |
5) Mothers Essentials Maternity Leggings
What we liked
Mothers Essentials Maternity Leggins are an excellent budget-friendly option that doesn’t compromise on quality or durability.
The leggings are comfy and provide adequate belly and back support with their over-the-bump fit. They are available in three different colors for you to choose from and they won’t break the bank!
Product specifications
| Sizes | ΧS – XL |
| Materials | 8% elastane and 92% polyamide 6.9 |
Sandra has over 13 years of experience as a child psychologist, both as a practitioner and researcher. She has a Bachelor's in child psychology from the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor and then she did her master's in Psychology in Education (focused on Children & Families) at Columbia University, NY. She has been writing for health and child-related publications for over 5 years now.
