Description
- Belly band
- Under-bump support
- Hook-and-loop fit
- Trimesters 2 and 3
A pregnancy support band for your belly and lower back
Our maternity support band sits low on your hips, under your bump, to take some of your belly’s weight off your lower back. An adjustable hook-and-loop closure lets it grow with you.
For the stretch of pregnancy when standing up straight takes effort.
Is this band right for you?
Best for
- Lower back strain as your bump gets heavier
- Long days on your feet, at work or chasing a toddler
- Support you can wear under your clothes
Maybe not for
- Swollen ankles and tired legs: try our pregnancy compression socks
- A different style of support: see our pregnancy support brace
Find your size
Measure around your hips and under your bump, right where the band will sit. Pick the row your measurement falls in.
| Size | Under-belly |
|---|---|
| XS | 24 to 32 in |
| S | 33 to 40 in |
| M | 41 to 48 in |
| L | 49 to 52 in |
| XL | 53 to 62 in |
Between sizes? Call us and we’ll help you measure. Every garment we carry is on our maternity compression sizing chart.
What does a pregnancy belly band do?
- Lifts from below
- Worn under your bump, it shares some of the weight and eases strain on your lower back and pelvis.
- Better posture
- A gentle cue to stand tall as your center of gravity shifts.
- Adjustable closure
- Hook-and-loop ends you can loosen as your belly grows.
- Soft, breathable fabric
- Low-profile enough to wear under your clothes.
Questions moms ask about pregnancy support bands
When should I start wearing a belly band?
Many moms start in the second trimester, around 20 to 24 weeks, as the bump gets heavier. It’s made for the second and third trimesters.
How long can I wear it each day?
About 2 to 3 hours at a time, with breaks in between. It should feel snug and supportive, never tight.
Where should it sit?
Low on your hips, under your belly, so it supports your bump without pressing on your upper belly.
How can I get a pregnancy support band through insurance?
Many insurance plans cover maternity compression the same way they cover a breast pump. Start your order and we’ll take it from there: we check your coverage, handle the paperwork, and ship your band right to your door.
Start your order through insurance
Don’t see your plan? We work with hundreds, including state Medicaid programs. Questions first? See our maternity compression page.
