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Your cart is empty.BLANQI Everyday Maternity Belly Support Leggings They’re Soft, They’re Comfy, And Do the Lifting for You! What does a mama-to-be need out of her supportwear? BLANQI has figured that out, down to an exact science. Our maternity tights are engineered to deliver ever-growing levels of support and help you get a stunning silhouette without breaking a sweat- literally! Here’s Why Mommies Like You Love the BLANQI Maternity Leggings: -Full Coverage with Over the Belly Support -Light, All-Over Compression that smooths out lumps & bumps -X-Shaped Back Support that alleviates back pressure -Breathable, Lightweight, And Moisture-Wicking Fabric; no overheating, no sweating -The Official Uniform of Expectant Mamas Everywhere – comfortable enough to lounge at home, smart enough to impress out to dinner -Do Not Compromise Your Comfort -X-Shaped Support for your back and a unique built-in anchor in the belly panel; not only it grows with you, but also provides gradually more support by redistributing your belly’s weight. -The result? Less strain, less aches and more comfort for you to make the most out of your day. -Do Not Compromise Your Looks -Completely seamless design and lightweight pressure that helps you smooth out bumps and lumps. -The Result? Your figure looks immaculate & photo shoot-worthy! -Do Not Compromise Your Lifestyle -The moisture-wicking fabric of our maternity yoga pants makes it super easy for you to remain active. The Result? Dry comfy, with no overheating or chafing, with any activity! Read the reviews. Take it for a spin. Return it risk-free.
Rebecca
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2024
I was taken back at first by some of the negative reviews but this product did not disappoint. The leggings are good quality, thick and very supportive.It’s important that you get the correct size - if the fit is too snug I can see why it would be uncomfortable. I would say size up if you’re unsure bc you’re only gonna get bigger (lol).I have been suffering from some pelvic pain that started to radiate down my leg. I took a warm bath and put these on for the first time & it helped soo much. There is back and belly support equivalent to a belt but without the annoyance and ugly look of a belt. I could go back to caring for my other kids after slipping these on whereas before I could barely walk.Some have commented on the price - if you’re looking for regular, thin black maternity leggings with no support then these are not the right choice for you. These are designed to lift and support your growing belly and your back as well as be a high quality, thick pant that can be dressed up or down. Comfortable enough to wear at home regularly, but nice enough to go out with some cute boots and a sweater.Highly recommend 👍👏🏼
Rosy Lara
Reviewed in Mexico on September 4, 2022
Parecen más medias que leggings
aaron short
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2020
This is my third and final update on these leggings. In short, I am dropping the rating to a 1 Star because they are way too expensive for the fact that I only got about 1 month wear out of them. They are SO beat up that they are embarrassing to wear even around the house!! They look like leggings I would have thrown away years ago. Beyond that, my latter months of pregnancy have been in the summer and these are just not breathable enough. Ultimately I have done better wearing my super breathable, comfortable, cheap VIV leggings and just keeping the top under my tummy. I am lucky that this pregnancy I haven’t needed a belly band but I would skip the legging-support idea altogether and just do comfy leggings and a band if I had to do it over again!!Just got these in and initially had some concerns. I am 5'4", around 168 pounds and about 5 months pregnant and I bought a size large. When I first tried them on I thought they might be a bit too big because they aren't as supportive as I expected over the tummy and they pulled down the legs some. I did some research online and overall I believe the support is medium as is actually advertised and the fit per their online guide is probably accurate. I wore them all day today and as long as I have them pulled up my legs right they don't really pull down at all. I can tell a difference when I take them off and know they are as supportive as they claim. The material is definitely a cross between compression socks and leggings (hence the med support) so I agree with the overall customer reviews that they are a great pregnancy support legging. Beyond that, to get max support I would expect to pay closer to $90so for the price I think they are on point. Not cheap but not overly expensive and worth the buy for a med support every day legging.Update: I am debating if I should keep these now and have dropped their rating. Ultimately the issue is that they snag easily but even worse than that the piling is so bad that after less than a weeks wear they look like they are a YEAR old. Beyond that, to fix the problem by hand is pretty much impossible because pulling off the bits creates a strong risk of holes. I may still keep them though for functionality at home and only wear them out if I have to. Currently I haven't found a better product for the price and ultimately I need the support more than anything so I am regretfully keeping them to serve the purpose but I do NOT consider this a quality product.
Krystle
Reviewed in Canada on March 30, 2020
I am not sure these are worth what I paid, they were 3- 4 weeks for delivery, the "compression" was not really what I expected and the belly support was less of support and more just a stretch panel. Sizing didnt seem the most accurate.
Jessica Hodges
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2019
These are actually really nice. During my pregnancy I have been on the hunt for the perfect legging and I think these might be it. I read a lot of reviews and decided to first get the Spanx brand maternity leggings but they were a huge fail. I like how blanqi has the thinner material around my belly, Spanx did not have that and it was really tight. Both Blanqi and Spanx are way to long for me, i’ll have to get them hemmed. I like the Blanqi better and I will probably order more of their products. I am 30 weeks 5’4“ and I weigh 215, I ordered a Large. I probably could’ve went with either large or extra large. I chose large only because of the inseam length since I’m so short. I do see how the material could snag easily but when you’re putting them on just be cautious of that and you’ll be fine. I have a dog that has sharp claws because he won’t let me touch his feet and he’s been crawling all over my lap all night, I have had no snags. I don’t think I’m going to dry them since I’ve read reviews that they pill.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2019
Yes, these leggings do offer support. I’m in my second pregnancy and bought them around 29 weeks, they definitely helped with my joint pain and gave me great belly support. However, like other reviewers have stated they do pill. I’ve been wearing mine from 29 weeks until now at 36 and they are just as comfortable. But the pilling is a bit annoying. I did notice it didn’t start until I accidentally put them in the dryer, so you have to follow the directions and air dry them, and it’s a bit of a pain to remember to pull them out. What I find more concerning is that the seams in the crotch are pulling away. For $64 leggings they should be reinforced. These are for pregnant women, we’re going to keep growing and stretching the pants. Especially as we pull them up and down 100x a day to use the bathroom. There is no reason this should happen on a pair of leggings this expensive. Size wise I suggest sizing up, I’m 5’3” and usually 135 lbs, right now I’ve gained about 27 lbs at 36 weeks in. I purchased a large even though the sizing would suggest medium. I’m hippy and have larger thighs, so I was worried a medium would be tight in the legs. The large fits perfectly, not too tight and there is no dropping in the crotch. Overall I like these leggings, I’ll take the blame for the pilling, but I am not happy with the seam coming part. Once that happens I won’t be able to wear them. Would love to hear from Blanqi on this issue as I know others have had it occur. Bottom line, they do give you support. If you’re ok to spend $64 on support and roll the dice go for it. If not, just pick up a maternity belt, there are great ones online for $20-25.
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