Leggings you can get away
"Leggings you can get away with for work! I found this ran small, but most stretchy clothes feel tight on my body these days regardless of size"
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Overall rating: 4.35443 / 5 from 79 reviews.
The Bodyflex Crop Flare offers a sculpting fit that is comfortable to wear over or under your bump, especially for those who have had a C-section. Customers appreciate its true ankle length and breathable, cool material.
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"Leggings you can get away with for work! I found this ran small, but most stretchy clothes feel tight on my body these days regardless of size"
"I like the fit. It is very comfy. Pairs well with a button down shirt"
"These pants are my favorite maternity purchase to date, and I know they will get a ton of use post-baby, too. If you're on the fence, do it!!"
"Essentially yoga pants from the 2000s with a print so they look slightly fancier. IMO stretch out too much but aren't the worse. May work better for someone else!"
"I wear these everywhere - so comfortable, versatile, and flattering! Highly recommend. I am 5'4" and the length comes right to my ankles. Pattern is cute and shipping was on time."
"These are basically yoga pants that I can get away with wearing the office"
"I love the comfort and the material. I'm short, 5'2" so the cropped leg fit me like a normal pant."
"Very comfortable. A little shorter than expected."
"Comfortable pants, look great."
"I bought these out of desperation in my final trimester. I hated all my clothes and felt awful. I put these on and immediately felt better. They are really cute, easy to style and the fabric is to die for. I understand these are expensive but worth the price. I was a size 27 pre pregnancy gained 35-40 pounds by the end of pregnancy and felt good in the medium"


1. Chest/Bust
Measure at the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.
2. Underbust
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3. Waist
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4. Hips
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5. Low Hips
With legs together, measure around your body, keeping the tape the same distance from the waist all the way around.
6. Thigh
Standing with feet shoulder width apart, wrap the measuring tape around the thigh, where the bottom of your butt meets the top of your thighs. Make sure to keep the tape snug, but not tight, and ensure that the the tape measure is level from front to back.