Ok ladies, i need some help! Where is the best place or the best brand to buy when it comes to plain black leggings. I'm currently 6 months pregnant and I would like to get a pair to wear for the duration of my pregnancy, but I don't really want them to be maternity leggings because I would like to be able to wear them post pregnancy. I have been searching for a nice pair of leggings since before I even got pregnant and I can't find what I want. They need to be opaque and I would prefer a wide waistband so weird lumps/bumps or muffin top don't occur lol. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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I just bought large ones for like $5 at forever 21. I never had any issues!! (But I admittedly didn't have a huge bump...I have wide hips so lo had a lot of room.)
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Target maternity leggings!!!!...sorry, I totally forget the brand.
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I bought a pair of black leggings (non maternity) from
Old navy for $10. They are very stretchy so I think they could accommodate a growing belly -
I loved my Gap ones. I still wear them all the time just because they're comfy!
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Gap! I've worn mine for the past three years. Yes, I wear them when I'm not pregnant because they are so comfy!
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I thought the Target ones were TERRIBLE. They kept slipping down so the crotch was constantly between my knees.
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i bought 2 pairs of full panel maternity leggings from pea in a pod and have been living in them for almost a month now. they are a little pricey tho. just purchased 2 more pairs from Old Navy (low rise under belly) after reading some good reviews and waiting for them to arrive.
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I have several pairs from Marshall's junior dept. Poof! is the brand. I've also seen that brand at TJ Maxx (but not specifically the leggings). I wore them all during my pregnancy and still wear them almost a year later. Very comfy.
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I lived in HM leggings while pregnant last winter. They were like 12 bucks! Had multiple colors.
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Target, I bought a size up and still wear them to this day. Only 8 dollars so you can get several pairs, and they have fleeced lined ones.
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The Gap (more $) or Old Navy maternity leggings are the best!!! The ON ones are only like $8, so I think it's worth it to buy maternity. They will fit better as you get bigger, and I wore mine for several weeks postpartum... I am not normally a fan of ON (although their new workout clothes are pretty great), but their maternity line is really good. I have had very good luck with their stuff, especially t-shirts and leggings.
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I found non-maternity leggings really uncomfortable at the end-- though I was mostly bump, so maybe that's part of it? I had a couple of pairs of full panel Old Navy ones that were perfectly adequate, and they were cheap so I didn't care that I couldn't wear them after.
For regular leggings I like Express ones-- they are a bit thicker and sturdier than most. But by six months they were very uncomfortable.
I need to check out these Target fleece lined leggings!
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I'm also a huge fan of the Gap maternity leggings. I'm only a few pounds away from pre-pregnancy weight but still wear them!
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I just bought some from Macy's and I absolutely love them - they aren't maternity, but they are super stretchy. The brand is Hue. I like them because they make them to look like jeans, black pants, etc and aren't the basic cotton leggings.
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@CharityAnne: I have these and really like them (wearing them now!) http://www.hm.com/us/product/96692?article=96692-A
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I have 2 pairs of Old Navy maternity leggings (they came in a 2-pack, one is black and one is gray) that are totally decent and were cheap, but they don't fit over my belly, and I like that now that I'm nearly 26 weeks--I find things that are under my belly seem to cut into me and exacerbate my lower abdomen achyness/RLP. my mom bought me some expensive Ingrid and Isabel ones and they are soooo much better....but pricey. but the material is better/warmer (not just cotton, it feels more like yoga-pants material and is thicker/more opaque) and they fit over my bump much more comfortably.
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